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Pay Off Your Debt
By LaToya Irby
How's Your Debt?
How do you know if you have too much debt? Sometimes there are signs, like difficulty making debt payments. Other times it might not be so obvious. Part of managing your debt is knowing where you stand.
- Good Debt vs. Bad Debt
- Secured vs. Unsecured Debt
- Do You Have Too Much Debt?
- 10 Signs You Have Too Much Debt
- Tally Up Your Debt
- Calculate Your Debt-To-Income Ratio
- 5 Spending Habits That Lead to Debt
- Are You Headed For Credit Card Debt?
- 3 Reasons to Go Into Debt
- How Debt Affects Your Credit Score
- The True Cost of Debt
Stop Adding New Debt
Before you can pay off your old debt, you have to stop adding new debt. Resisting the temptation to add new debt isn't always easy. Eliminating the need and desire for debt will put you on the right track to stop your debt from increasing.
- How to Manage Your Debt
- 9 Reasons Debt is Bad For You
- Spending Habits That Lead to Debt
- 10 Ways to Avoid Credit Card Debt
- Stop Impulsive Credit Card Purchases
- Control Emotional Credit Card Spending
- Why You Need an Emergency Fund
- Stop Living Paycheck to Paycheck
- How Clutter Contributes to Debt
- 15 Ways to Avoid Payday Loans
- Use a Budget to Manage Debt
Make a Debt Plan
Getting out of debt is impossible without a plan. It helps to write your plan down - that way you won't forget it. Even a mental plan is better than no plan at all. Find out what goes into a successful get-out-of-debt plan.
- 7 Steps to Getting Out of Debt
- Prioritize Your Debt Payments
- Best Order to Pay Credit Cards
- Best Credit Card Payoff Calculators
- Make a Get-Out-of-Debt Plan
- Debt Plan Worksheet
- Track Your Debt Payoff Progress
- How to Pay Off High Interest Rate Debt
- Set Debt Payoff Milestones
- 5 Factors That Affect Debt Payoff
Get Out of Debt
Debt isn't a black hole. There's a way in and there's a way out. The hard part is finding that way out. Once you've put together a solid plan, getting out of debt isn't as hard as it seems.
- Declare Your Independence From Debt
- 5 Habits to Change Before You Pay Debt
- Ways to Reduce Your Debt Payments
- 6 Options for Repaying Debt
- 5 Stupid Ways to Pay Off Your Debt
- Two Ways to Pay Back Credit Card Debt
- Student Loan Repayment Options
- Student Loan Forgiveness Programs
- Beware Taxes on Cancelled Debt
- Debtors Anonymous for Debt Addiction
- 77 Ways to Get Money for Debt
- Debt Diet eCourse Week-by-Week
- 10 Ways to Get Out of Debt
- 15 Ways to Make It Easier
- Handle High Interest Rate Debts
- Dealing With Debt During Divorce
Dealing With Debt Collectors
Dealing with debt is painful enough. Having to deal with debt collectors is much worse. Fortunately, there are laws and tactics that can help you keep debt collectors from ruining your life.
- What is a Debt Collection?
- Fair Debt Collection Practices Act
- How to Deal With Debt Collectors
- When Can Debt Collectors Call
- Stop Debt Collector Calls
- When Collectors Ignore the Cease & Desist
- Make Collectors Prove You Owe
- Tactics For Paying Off Debt Collectors
- The Statute of Limitations on Debt
- 15 Things Collectors Can't Do
- Reporting Debt Collector Violations
- How to Attack Zombie Debt
- Can Debt Collectors Garnish Wages?
- Time-Barred Debts
- Can Collectors Contact Your Employer?
- Keep Track of Debt Collector Communication
- What Happens If You Don't Pay?
Debt Help Companies
Where there's a problem, you can count on there being a business to solve that problem. Debt is no different. If you're interested in hiring a company to help you with your debt, make that company will help and not hurt you.
- Consumer Credit Couseling Basics
- How to Choose a Credit Counselor
- How to Find Legitimate Debt Counseling
- What is a Debt Management Plan?
- The Dangers of Debt Settlement
- Debt Management Company Watchouts
- Is Debt Consolidation the Answer?
- How to Choose a Consolidation Loan
- Settling Your Own Credit Card Debt
Filing Bankruptcy
When you have more debt than you can afford to repay, bankruptcy is a viable solution. Bankruptcy isn't for everyone and it has long-lasting – sometimes lifetime – consequences for those who choose to file. Get the facts about bankruptcy before making a decision.


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Posts tagged 'USA'
USA using Patriot Act against its own citizens
Sixteen-year-old Ashton Lundeby's bedroom in his mother's Granville County home is nothing, if not patriotic. Images of American flags are everywhere on the bed, on the floor, on the wall.
But according to the United States government, the tenth-grade home-schooler is being held on a criminal complaint that he made a bomb threat from his home on the night of Feb. 15.
What is this? What country is this? This is the United States! And now a teenager is a POW to his own country!
The Patriot Act is to protect the public? What a bunch of bull!
What do you think about this situation?
How well do you know the Constitution?
You can find out your knowledge of the Constitution with this short quiz here.
How high or low did you score?
87,215 Iraqi deaths since 2005
According to an article posted today on Associated Press, 87,215 Iraqis have died since 2005, and more than 110,600 since 2003.
The number is a minimum count of violent deaths. The official who provided the data to the AP, on condition of anonymity because of its sensitivity, estimated the actual number of deaths at 10 to 20 percent higher because of thousands who are still missing and civilians who were buried in the chaos of war without official records.
The data obtained by the AP measure only violent deaths – people killed in attacks such as the shootings, bombings, mortar attacks and beheadings that have ravaged Iraq. It excluded indirect factors such as damage to infrastructure, health care and stress that caused thousands more to die.
When will the violence end? Well although Obama has stated he would like to get most troops out by August of 2010, he is not making too much progress. There are 142,000 troops in Iraq now, and he still wants 35,000 to 50,000 more troops to remain in Iraq in hopes of withdrawing them by the end of 2011 to comply with the Status of Forces Agreement that the Bush administration had signed with the Iraq's government. "In hopes of" is the key phrase. It is doubtful that he will actually accomplish this. What will probably happen is he will 'realize' that he made the wrong decision and call for thousands more troops sent to Iraq.
Jonathan Simeone also does not think the withdrawal will happen:
I do not believe that the Obama administration will be able to stick with this schedule. Given how difficult conditions are on the ground in Iraq I would be surprised if they were able to pull this off without any modifications.
John McCain, if you remember, had said 50 or even 100 more years in Iraq would be fine with him:
So the war isn't ending anytime soon. 2012 at the earliest, but I don't think that will happen. Do you trust the government enough to think that they will get all troops out by 2012?
California May Ban Certain Color Cars Due To Global Warming
What is this? Banning a car color? Even if it isn't approved, this is outrageous! I mean yes, I know that the cars may have to work harder, but it will have been the car that someone chose. Why does the government need to be involved in choosing car colors for the people? Don't they have anything better to do?
Well, here is the video:
What happened to "This is America. It's a free country."? No free country would say you can't have a black car. This is just crazy!
Insane Cop Arrests ABC News Reporter For Filming Traffic Accident
It's becoming a disturbingly familiar scene in America – aggressive, overbearing and mentally unstable cops who think that it is an arrestable offense not to obey their every order – harassing citizens who have done absolutely nothing wrong.
The latest example comes from El Paso, Texas, where a local ABC news reporter and his cameraman were arrested simply for something they routinely do every day as part of their job – filming traffic incidents.
The reporters, Darren Hunt and photojournalist Ric DuPont, were standing behind a barrier well away from the car wreck but were quickly approached by the cop – Sgt. Ramirez – who immediately shouted that they had to leave.
As the video shows, despite the fact that the reporters start to back away towards their truck, the cop runs after them after one of them dares to speak – reminding the officer that America is supposed to be a free country with freedom of the press and that the cameraman "can shoot if he wants to".
The cop then grabs Hunt by his pants and threatens to arrest him, shouting, "I gave you an order," with the reporter protesting, "I didn't do anything."
Presumably, the cop thinks that it is illegal and therefore an arrestable offense not to follow any order given by a police officer – or even worse – because the reporters were actually following his order – the cop thinks its an arrestable offense merely to verbally disagree with a police officer.
Read the rest of the article here.
It ends up with the reporters getting arrested, and then Sgt. Ramirez was put on leave for an investigation. This cop was way out of line.
This is yet another incident of cop corruption, where the police have a different vision of the law in mind.
The article then goes onto say:
These scenes are becoming commonplace in America. Something has gone seriously wrong somewhere along the line with police training, a fact highlighted by the recent MIAC and Homeland Security reports, which revealed that police are being trained that American citizens who are merely knowledgeable about their rights under the U.S. constitution are considered a threat and potential terrorists.
What happened to American values? What happened to freedom of the press? At least no one was tasered this time.
35 Inconvenient Truths (aka 35 Al Gore lies)
It's earth day! In honor of earth day, I will bring some truth to the whole global warming myth.
There have been some flaws found in Al Gore's movie, An Inconvenient Truth. 35 errors, to be exact. So Al Gore has been misleading people. How surprising. Not.
As Edward R. Murrow said:
Most truths are so naked that people feel sorry for them and cover them up, at least a little bit.
Well, here is the video. Or you can read the pdf of the video.
Silence is the leading cause of death worldwide
"Our own Americans are getting no shot of the future because of corporate greed."
"Use your head and use your voice."
"The number one cause of death in the world is silence: silence to let the tyrants oppress us, abuse us, and murder us."
"Obama has done nothing. The economy is still garbage. So what are we going to do about it?"
Martin Luther King Jr. once said, "Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter."
So…what are you going to do? Will you back down? Or be silent? Or will you fight for your freedom?
How the world works: news not covered by mainstream media
How the World Works posted yesterday (only 3 minutes) talks about Obama the fiscal hawk, the UN Walkout, CNN's bad job of covering the tea parties, Obama and Chavez, and Amazon rankings. Oh, and that Obama supporters are drones.
Here you go:
And it brings up good points. 100 billion budget cut? That is nothing. Obama is doing such a 'bang-up' job as president.
Obesity causes global warming, say scientists
Being overweight is bad for the environment as well as your health, according to a study released today.
Researchers at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine found that overweight people were likely to be more responsible for carbon emissions than slim people because they consume more food and fuel.
The study blamed an increased demand for livestock production for meat, believed to be responsible for 20 per cent of all greenhouse gases due to the toxic methane emitted by cows.
They added that a higher dependency on cars was also a contributing factor.
The authors, Phil Edwards and Ian Roberts, said: 'When it comes to food consumption, moving about in a heavy body is like driving around in a gas guzzler.
'The heavier our bodies become the harder and more unpleasant it is to move about in them and the more dependent we become on our cars.
'Staying slim is good for health and for the environment. We need to be doing a lot more to reverse the global trend towards fatness, and recognise it as a key factor in the battle to reduce emissions and slow climate change.'
The study found that 'slim' nations like Vietnam consume almost 20 per cent less food and so produce fewer carbon emissions than a more overweight population, such as the US, where 40 per cent are obese, the study found.
The researchers estimated that a lean population of one billion would emit 1,000million tonnes less carbon dioxide per year than a 'fat' nation of the same size.
In nearly every country average body mass index (BMI) is rising.
Between 1994 and 2004, the average male BMI in England increased from 26 to 27.3, while the average female BMI went up from 25.8 to 26.9 (about 3kg – or half a stone – heavier).
Isn't this perfect? A study saying obese people are worse for the environment is perfect to pave the way for more taxes! Isn't that wonderful! No. No longer can people live how they want to live, scientists are blaming the world's supposed (see this post) problem of global warming. First of all, there are plenty of lightweight people with big gas guzzing cars. Also, now there is 'justification' for a so-called fat tax on certain 'unhealthy' foods. More regulations added to the already un-free market is not going to help the economy. Sales will go even more down. And the truth is that increasing public health costs push taxes up for all citizens, not just the taxes of those who caused the taxes in the first place. Should everyone pay for a few people that made different decisions? I don't think so.
Abusive border control agents NM checkpoint
These NM border control agents accuse a man of being a terrorist and threaten him for arrest because he refused to let them search his car without a warrant.
"The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized." – 4th amendment of the US Constitution
(5:35) Agent whips out his nun chucks in anger
(7:45-8:00) The agent tells me in less than perfect English, "In the Border Patrol Checkpoint, the person's rights doesn't matter here."
(16:50-17:10) I'm told that the police will arrive in less than 10 minutes to arrest me
(19:00-19:40) I'm accused of being a terrorist
(26:20) I'm told that I'm free to go without being searched
New gun control legislation, watch out!
A new bill has been introduced and referred to committee that will increase gun control. HR 45, also known as Blair Holt's Firearm Licensing and Record of Sale Act of 2009 is very bad for those who enjoy freedom, the constitution, and guns.
According to http://thomas.loc.gov/,
Blair Holt's Firearm Licensing and Record of Sale Act of 2009 – Amends the Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act to prohibit a person from possessing a firearm unless that person has been issued a firearm license under this Act or a state system certified under this Act and such license has not been invalidated or revoked. Prescribes license application, issuance, and renewal requirements.
You might want to follow the status of this on govtrack.
An article on Infowars says it may be more troubling than the average gun bill.
What makes H.R. 45 troubling is its sponsor and its timing.
Its sponsor is Congressman Bobby Rush –- a scion of the same super-corrupt Chicago political machine that produced disgraced Governor Rod Blagojevich and President Barack Obama.
And as for its timing, it was introduced during the confirmation of Attorney General nominee Eric Holder — the man who tried exploit the Columbine tragedy in order to pass gun licensing as Deputy Attorney General in the Clinton administration.
And make no mistake about it: Licensing is only a way-station to discouraging, arresting, or humiliating gun owners and outlawing guns. Under H.R. 45, for example, the applicant must also make available ALL of his psychiatric records, pass an exam, and pay a fee.
This post via the DailyPaul gives the history of gun control, and a brief summary of the bill:
Basically this would make it illegal to own a firearm – any rifle with a clip or ANY pistol unless:
* It is registered
* You are fingerprinted
* You supply a current Driver's License
* You supply your Social Security #
* You will submit to a physical & mental evaluation at any time of their choosing
* Each update – change or ownership through private or public sale must be reported and costs $25 – Failure to do so you automatically lose the right to own a firearm and are subject up to a year in jail.
There is a child provision clause on page 16 section 305 stating a child-access provision. Gun must be locked and inaccessible to any child under 18. The Government would have the right to come and "inspect" that you are storing your gun safely away from accessibility to children and the fine is punishable for up to 5 yrs. in prison.
As one blogger points out, "Once the government alienates and disenfranchises enough hard working, tax paying Americans these elected officials – do not want us armed – simple as that."
This bill, pure and simple, is bad for America. So contact your representative and tell them you don't support it.
Lastly, here is a quote:
This year will go down in history. For the first time, a civilized nation has full gun registration. Our streets will be safer, our police more efficient, and the world will follow our lead into the future!
- Adolph Hitler [1935] The Weapons Act of Nazi Germany.
US spending out of control…but Obama wants billions more
So everyone knows America is in a financial crisis. But apparently Barack Obama does not care:
U.S. President Barack Obama Monday asked Congress to back an expansion of an IMF emergency fund by $500 billion in a move designed to expand its reach to big emerging-market nations.
Obama also asked lawmakers to approve a U.S. contribution to the fund to $100 billion, as part of the plan to swell International Monetary Fund reserves agreed at this month's Group of 20 industrial and developing nations summit in London.
What this would mean is more money out of the taxpayers pockets. And I'm sure this will be a really popular idea: just give billions (that we don't have) to private international organizations. Not.
This blogger has some suggestions for Obama: spending less. And I agree completely. If Obama wants to donate money to a private international organization that isn't going to help America, he should do so out of his own pocket.
Here is a video called "abolish the World Bank and IMF" in which Jim Rogers talks to Sir David about the current economic crisis and Barack Obama's rescue package.
Lastly, if you want to find out how the International Monetary Fund relates to the New World Order, go here.


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Clint Weiler, a Phoenixville-based PR man, started making bobblehead dolls a few years ago.
"They're music related dolls, not really well known people," he said, explaining, when prodded, that the collection is comprised primarily of obscure (to this writer, at least) punk rockers like GG Allin and rocker Johnny Winter.
"It's underground stuff," Weiler added.
And this year the Washington Avenue resident has rolled out a bobblehead of a figure who's inspired a similarly narrow but passionate following: the Phoenixville Firebird.
To celebrate the ninth annual festival, Weiler has manufactured 500 collectible dolls, each a miniaturized replica of the bird the borough will burn on December 8. Weiler is selling the dolls online at firebirdbobblehead.com and in Ellie's Choice, Steel Eagle, and Generations. They each retail at $30.
"It's definitely a cool looking thing and people love to collect figurines," their creator said. He added the bobblehead would not have been possible without the cooperation of the festival's organizers or the help of the team he employed to design and manufacture the dolls.
Weiler said he expects the Firebird to sell out—"We already have 100 preorders," he boasted this week—and said a percentage of the proceeds will go back into the festival he's been attending since its inception.
"The previous site was within spitting distance of my house," he reminisced. "We'd have parties and just walk down as a group."
He said he hopes the firebird bobblehead can become a tradition with just as much staying power as the festival itself.
"I hope it becomes [an annual thing]. I hope it goes well enough that I can keep doing it because it is a cool collector's item. And it can be a collector's item year after year."


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We've just spoken with Columbia County Sheriff Mike Loe about the capture less than an hour ago of escaped inmates Christopher David Garrett and Tobias Draper Jones. Loe said the men "broke away from the jailers in the exercise yard" and jumped the detention facility's fence. The search for the pair began immediately and was ultimately aided by CCSO deputies, MPD officers, the Arkansas State Police and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Additional details about the escape and subsequent capture of Jones and Garrett will appear in tomorrow's edition of The South Arkansas Sunday News. Stay tuned to the Banner-News Blog, however, for advance photos of the capture of Garrett, which you won't find anywhere else!


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So here it goes folks!! I have never blogged before, so bear with me.
I only have a few minutes to write (or should I say blog) today. It is early, and I am running out the door to drop the kids at school. I am trying to sneak in a nice long walk before the rain hits. Another busy day ahead, but the dogs need to walk, otherwise they will mope around with their sad faces all day and make me feel guilty. The exercise is good for me too, so it is definitely worth the effort. And they are super cute too boot! I have two mini-golden doodles dogs (Max and Penny), and they are awesome - no shedding, great temperament, and about 25 pounds each. The perfect size for our family.
My dilemma is where to go walking with Max and Penny. My preference is to walk in the woods, rather than stay on the side walks. Although, at this time of year, my thinking might be flawed. I have found several ticks on the dogs. Ticks are always a big concern at my house, as Lyme disease is such a deal these days. We have had several friends get Lyme and it is not fun. One year, I found a tick embedded in my sons ear and I had to dig it out with those little tweezers. Ouch and yuck! I use the Frontline monthly, but this year, it does not seem to be keeping the ticks away. I called my vet, Dr. Durso at (he is awesome and so is the staff), and he recommended a Preventic animal collar which lasts three months. They can be used in conjunction with the Frontline. And it won't hurt the kids either when they are snuggling up with our furry family members.
Now that I have the extra tick protection, I am thinking I am going try my luck and head for the woods. There are several good options nearby, but usually I end up at Wilson Mountain Reservation in Dedham for convenience. It is so close to school, and it has some nice terrain. Its more of a hike than a walk. There are clearly marked trails so it is easy for me to follow. I can not tell you how many times I have started day dreaming and wandered off a trail only to find myself a little lost. Oops!
Okay, back to Wilson Mountain Reservation. There is trail map in the parking lot (which is smallish) and there is long loop (three miles), or a short loop (about 1.5 miles). The shorter loop usually takes me about 40 minutes at a quick pace. The hills definitely get my heart rate going if I keep a good pace. If you climb to the top, you can see Blue Hills in the distance. I have had good experiences walking at Wilson, and I have met some nice people there as well. It is funny how people with dogs will stop and talk to each other on the trails. I guess the dogs kind of break the ice. I really enjoy being outside, no matter the weather, and enjoying the fresh air. These trails really change from winter to summer and it is fun to see.
The other places I would recommend if you are looking for a nature walk, alone or with your canine friends, is (off of Sandy Valley Road) and both in Westwood, Caryl Park in Dover, and Adams Farm in Walpole.
Well, I am off to the woods. If you see me around town walking Max and Penny, stop and say hello. Enjoy your day!


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The Olympics are now officially under way. One of the unofficial competitions is among the search engines and companion sites to offer scores, updates and coverage of the games. Below is a roundup of where you can keep track of the medal count and watch your favorite action online.
Google has an Olympics homepage that showcases a range of services and tools to keep track of events, including an iGoogle gadget. Depending on what country you're in, there are different YouTube channels. And there's a mobile site.
Google is also offering special OneBox results for individual Olympic events. Yahoo:
Yahoo has a medal count shortcut, extensive coverage on Yahoo Sports and a dedicated mobile site.
Yahoo is also offering Olympics video clips.
Microsoft Live Search:
Microsoft is supplying Olympic updates and medal counts through a partnership with NBC. The links displayed in blended search results click through to the NBC Olympics site.
Truveo has extensive video coverage of the Olympics from multiple partners and sources across the internet.
Ask offers special smart search results, pull-downs (by sport) and refinements.
In the non-search engine category, ESPN and NBC have extensive coverage on their sites. There's also a fair amount of video on the NBC site. Reuters has some in-depth coverage as well.
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Bloc Party will go on an indefinite hiatus after they perform at Latitude Festival on July 19th, marking the band's second lengthy stint apart since 2009.
"Definitely after we finish the festivals in the summer, we'll be taking some time off. At least six months, maybe a year, maybe two years; it's hard to say," guitarist Russell Lissack told the National Post. "Once we start taking time off, people start doing their own thing. So once people start doing things then you'll start naturally extending how long we spend apart."
Japandroids, Bloc Party Help Governors Ball Weather the Storm
Lissack admitted that the band has suffered from personal friction on their current tour, adding that his wife could only last two days on the road with them. "Maybe we'll play an amazing show and we'll be on a real high and then the next day some minor thing will happen and everyone hates each other."
After the band released their third album, 2009's Intimacy, they went on hiatus due to interpersonal conflict, with singer Kele Okereke thinking he'd been fired at one point. They returned in 2012 to release Four. "This time, before we set off on this record, it was something we discussed and I think we've been dealing with it a little better," Lissack said. "Not a lot better but a little better."
It's not all bad news, though: Lissack confirmed they'll be releasing a new EP this summer.
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Black Friday came a week early for a trio of high school football teams.
Bluefield, Richlands and Giles went on shopping trips of their own a week before the busiest shopping day of the year, and all returned without the prize, which was supposed to be a spot in the third round of the football postseasons in the two Virginias.
Those three teams were a combined 28-4 heading into Friday's games, but all returned in defeat.
Saturday was a little better. At least Honaker lived to play on. The Tigers avenged a playoff loss last season with a 42-14 whipping of Galax. The 'other' Tigers, Haysi, was sounded thrashed by Clintwood, which won the Division 1 state championship last season against the Maroon Tide.
Honaker will now play John I. Burton in the West Section, Division 1 semifinals next Saturday.
While the Tigers will continue on, it is time for all the other teams in the area to get out the basketballs.
That isn't a bad option for Bluefield, which returns Lykel Collier, Anthony Eades and Michael Yost, all of whom led the Beavers to the Class AA state championship game last season, falling to Tug Valley 58-52.
The same goes for the Richlands' girls team, which returns a strong nucleus of players who advanced to all the way to the state semifinals last season.
As for the gridiron, the Beavers regrouped from a 4-5 mark last season _ missing out on the playoffs for the first time since 2001 _ and used a prolific offense to finish 9-3. That offense had helped hide some of the deficiencies on defense and special teams for Bluefield, but Robert C. Byrd exploited all three to surprise many observers with a 34-20 win.
Few gave Robert C. Byrd much hope, with most expecting the Beavers to get a rematch in the state semifinals with defending champion Wayne. The Eagles can read and hear too, and Mason Compton acknowledged his squad used that lack of respect as motivation, and it showed.
That's why the Eagles are playing on, and the Beavers are done.
Two other tradition-rich clubs saw their seasons come to an end as well, including Richlands, which finished 9-2, and Giles, which completed another stellar campaign at 10-2.
Richlands was the only one of the three to play its final game at home. The Blues were hampered by injuries and suspensions all season, but managed to win nine games, while Cave Spring played a brutal schedule and that experience paid off with an impressive showing against the Blues.
Ultra-successful Richlands head coach Greg Mance acknowledges that the Blues need to improve its schedule, and is trying to do just that. Among the additions for 2013 is the renewal of the rivalry with Bluefield, which is definitely a very nice Christmas gift for area football fans.
Perhaps the most surprising development on Friday was the loss by Giles. It's not necessarily that the Spartans lost to John Battle, but they were soundly beaten by the Trojans, which won their third playoff game in school history.
The Spartans had run all over everyone during their nine-game win streak, but the Trojans were prepared and shut down Giles' patented single wing attack.
I was prepared to visit Fort Chiswell next week to see the Spartans play in regional semifinals, but not now. The Trojans, who have been hampered by injuries in recent weeks, are in the midst of the best season in school history, and they're determined to keep it going.
Haysi had perhaps the biggest obstacle in front if it in Clintwood, but lost to the Greenwave for a second time this season to finish at 8-4.
Honaker (11-1), whose only loss this season has been to Richlands, continues to impress, and will host the Raiders on Saturday with a berth in the regional finals at stake.
Here is hoping Honaker can keep it going. I covered the Tigers in 2000 when Heath Miller quarterbacked the Tigers to the state title game, only to lose in the finals to King William. Miller is, of course, now a tight end with the Pittsburgh Steelers, and covering that one season is one of the highlights of my journalism career.
*With the high school football season now just about over, the Pocahontas Coal Association/Bluefield Daily Telegraph Player of the Year banquet is slated for Dec. 4 at the Princeton Elks Club.
Eleven players from the two Virginias were selected as the top players during the 11-week season, and all will be honored at the banquet that is so kindly sponsored by the Pocahontas Coal Association , with PCA President Rick Taylor serving as emcee of ceremonies.
The players to be honored include Spencer Sheets (Graham), Colton Staten (Richlands), Wayne Mutter (Grundy), Montel Leggett (Bluefield), Cody McCann (Tazewell), Teddy Hazzard (Mount View), Gray Baker (Richlands), Cody Hatfield (Graham), Jason Grose (Montcalm), Ian Mann (Giles) and Jordan Wilson (River View).
Each player will be recognized for their weekly award, and one athlete will earn player of the year honors. A coach of the year will also be chosen.
As is always the case, the choices each week this season were difficult and several worthy candidates didn't finish on top. There can only be one winner in each of the 11 weeks, it is never an easy choice. The same goes for the player of the year.
*Three of the four regional college football teams still have hopes at a bowl berth when the regular seasons ends in two weeks.
Virginia (4-7) saw its hopes end with a loss to North Carolina on Thursday night. Virginia Tech (5-6) was able to finally win on the road with an overtime victory at Boston College, and now must beat the Cavaliers for a ninth straight time on Saturday to secure a bowl berth for a 20th straight season.
The Cavaliers would like nothing better than to end those hopes for the Hokies.
Marshall (5-6) narrowly kept its bowl aspirations going as well, by barely beating Houston 44-41 on Saturday. Up next is a visit to East Carolina, which will be far from an easy task for the Herd. They might regret that loss at UAB.
Three local products contributed for Division I teams on Saturday. Richlands' product Devon Johnson had one reception for 11 yards and a tackle for Marshall, and fellow Blue Tornado alumni Austin Fuller had four receptions for 19 yards in Southern Methodist's 36-14 loss to Rice on Saturday. Cody Journell of Giles made three field goals and three extra point kicks in Virginia Tech's overtime win over Boston College.
West Virginia (5-5) dropped its fifth straight decision with a loss to Oklahoma, and must either win at Iowa State next week or against Kansas in the season finale. Get one of those and the Mountaineers will go bowling.
As for if a team with six wins deserves a bowl bid, that is an issue for another day.
If Virginia Tech and West Virginia finish 6-6, it's time to find a bowl to get those teams together. That would be fun for both sides.
With just Honaker left on the gridiron, the Daily Telegraph sports staff will turn its attention to basketball.
The BDT Bounce website will be up and running again this season for a second straight year. A basketball tab will also be published during the first full week of December.
There could be as many as 45 teams involved, counting boys and girls teams from 23 schools in the two Virginias.
One (football) season ends, another (basketball) season begins. That's just part of high school sports in the two Virginias.
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Right now I have a sick child at home. We saw the doc yesterday. He prescribed anti-inflammatories but no antibiotics. I left with my prescription and the instructions to call him if she got worse and we'd then consider antibiotics.
Nope, no over prescription here...
Docs and parents probably need to do a better job communicating about expectations.
Certainly, overall, antibiotics are way over-prescribed. Here's a quick quiz: which of these conditions should usually get antibiotics?
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The answer is: none of these. Sore throat should only get antibiotics if a strep test is positive; almost all cough illnesses are caused by viral infections; bronchitis (unless in an elder smoker) is a viral illness; most ear infections in children > 2 years will get better without antibiotics; most fevers in the developed world are caused by viral infections. While all of these generalizations have caveats, they're nonetheless well-established medical facts. Do they agree with what you've been told and what you expect?
Amazingly my kids have never been sick enough I've had to take them to the doctor (4.5 years and 11 months), so it's never been an issue. DD did come down with something when we were at the inlaws house once and MIL suggested we take her to the CVS Minute Clinic (which does accept our insurance). I declined because I knew I would have to call the nurse line to get out of area approval and that her fever was not high enough to warrant to that. We were also pretty sure it was viral so nothing would have helped. She was over it in 2 days with nothing more than a little Tylenol to bring the fever down so she could sleep.
I do agree with the doc that you do have quite a few parents out there who think that a sick child must have a prescription from the doctor and that anti-biotics are a wonder drug that will cure all and don't realize it only works on bacterial infections. And when your kid is sick is a hard time to get educated.
So I do agree that antibiotics are over used- or at least were. My current doc doesn't RX me antibiotics unless its a for sure bacterial.
I hope my pediatrician will be the same way, or I'll try to steer him that way.
I hope he doesn't think antibiotics is what I expect!
I felt that was way over prescribed and could have had one or the other or started on an over the counter cream first. When I called his social worker she just said we can't go against doctors orders and now that I have started him on both the oral and topical medications I feel kind of trapped into it.
My 14 year old son who is in perfect health, went to the dr. the other day for a fever. They did a strep and mono test that were both neg. She ordered him amoxocillin (sp) 2 times a day for 10 days. she diagnosed him with a sinus infection. That was on a Sunday and he had already had the low grade fever since Weds. The following Wednesday, I took him back to the Dr, who said he looked good and when I told him that the fever goes completely away during the day and comes back in early evening, still low grade...he said it is a virus that will have to run its course. and that a fever can last as long as virus is present. I think this may have been a bad call on the PAC's part for giving him antibiotic for what i think was viral to begin with. Anyway...he had a thorough exam and this is what I was left with. I have been taking his temp several times a day and I know it's getting on his nerves. How long will a fever go on?????
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The lovable Victor (Vic Sotto) became a widower when his lovely wife (Iza Calzado) suddenly died one night. Still grieving months after the tragic loss, Victor now drinks a bottle or two of beer to ease his heartache. He drinks only when he thinks his son Tom Tom (BJ Forbes) isn't looking. One day, Victor thinks of a way by which he can make others who are also mourning feel better– and make some money in the process. With the help of two cohorts, Wally (Wally Bayola) & Jose (Jose Manalo), Victor passes himself off as an "Ispiritista" who can communicate with restless spirits…for a handsome fee.
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India's Test side has not played so badly since 1999-2000 when a whitewash in Australia was followed by a 2-0 home series loss to South Africa. But this defeat to England is not the lowest point MS Dhoni has sunk to as an international cricketer.
After two whitewashes in England and Australia, India have now lost a Test series at home, their last piece of pride in Test cricket, but Dhoni said he has seen worse.
"It has been tough," Dhoni said after the draw in Nagpur that gave the series to England, "But there are not many things that will come close to when we lost the 2007 50-over World Cup. This is not even close to that."
This, he said, was a rebuilding stage. "We are going through a tough time, we are going through a stage where we will have to see what will work for us," Dhoni said. "A few big players for us have left us. Youngsters coming up will have to fill the gap, and seniors will have to take extra responsibility till the juniors start getting runs or start taking wickets."
The quality of spinners coming through has been a big concern. Dhoni said he wouldn't want to judge somebody like Piyush Chawla - who has been averaging 40 and upwards in first-class cricket for the last three years - based on just one match. "It's very difficult if you assess a youngster based on one performance," Dhoni said. "You have to see how they go once they play a few games. They will get the exposure. Not to forget Piyush came after five years so he will feel the nerves. It wasn't a fantastic wicket for him to bowl.
"There was no pace. It's very difficult to deceive the batsman with his wrong'un or the legbreaks. You have to analyse everything. Just don't see the stats - so many overs, so many maidens, so many runs, wicket column empty - and think you have bowled badly. We have seen you get wickets off full tosses or caught at point through a cut. We need to analyse honestly to see if the batsman or the bowler is doing well. It's not only the runs that say the batsman is batting well or five wickets in the bowler's case."
Dhoni spoke of the importance of backing the youngsters. "What you need to see is if you don't give youngsters chances how do you know whether they are good enough or not?" Dhoni said. "You won't get all of them scoring big hundreds in their first game. Some of the big players, they started off with even four or five zeros.
"You have to back youngsters who you think are very talented. Who you think can succeed at the top level. Even if they don't score in a few games, it is important to back them. It's about trying them and giving them a chance to prove themselves. Scoring runs in domestic cricket is not a certain sign they will score at the top level but you have to back them so you know with proper exposure at first-class level and proper backing at international level, at some time they will start scoring."
Dhoni said the batting and pace bowling was the difference between the two sides in this series. "In this series the batting was the department that was lacking," he said. "In the sense we needed to score more runs. Mumbai was a tough wicket, but apart from that we were not able to get into big partnerships.
"In cricket it's not about who is scoring how many runs. It's about between two individuals how big the partnership is. We were not really able to have those big partnerships that can have the big impact, especially when playing in subcontinent."
Dhoni praised Monty Panesar and Graeme Swann, who outbowled his spinners, but he said James Anderson was crucial. "Anderson bowled very well throughout the series on wickets that there was no help for the fast bowler," he said. "That was crucial. He tested the batsmen all the time. In his second or third spell when he started to get reverse and yet the ball was slightly on the harder side. The major difference between the two sides was James Anderson who bowled really well."
Dhoni didn't give any indication about Sachin Tendulkar's future. Asked if we will see Tendulkar again, he said, "I hope so." Has he indicated anything to the captain? "No."
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If Massachusetts legislators want to double the contribution limits in state politics, they should, in the light of day, create a stand-alone bill to do that and try to pass it. But, they should not bury it in a disclosure bill and call it reform.
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Our government is no longer by the people, for the people. Their vast spending in politics gives them a large degree of control over those in office, drowning out the voices of everyday Americans. This amounts to institutionalized bribery.
The basic lifeblood of a democracy is information. And in a system of privately funded elections, it is essential to have real-time information on where candidates are getting their money. Knowing this tells us something about what they stand for, and whom they are spending their time with.
It occurs to me that the continuing Gaza war can be viewed (in addition to viewing it as part of Israel's continuing battle to maintain the occupation) as a testament to the failure of American democracy. Hear me out.
For those who truly want to revitalize democracy in America, our focus should not be on the money race but instead on how we can increase public participation in our system of government.
With the recent rulings of this right-wing dominated Supreme Court, it was hard to celebrate our nation's 238th birthday this past July 4th. Indeed, the Hobby Lobby decision delivered a hard blow not just to women in the workplace, but to the basic rights of all Americans.
Her remark is an apt credo for a party leadership that has spent the last quarter-century serving corporate power as persistently as it spews out empty rhetoric about "the needs of working families."
Udall and Bennet's amendment will overturn the damaging effects of Supreme Court decisions like Citizens United v. FEC that have thrown open the floodgates to a tidal wave of corrupting campaign cash. Ever since these decisions, the amount of toxic money from big polluters in our political system has skyrocketed.
In a federal system--a system that prioritizes letting people govern their own communities--it should concern us whenever bigger money from other places distorts elections in places with smaller money.
The case against Scott Walker's and his aides turns on the idea of unlawful cooperation. In Wisconsin as in a number of other states, it is illegal for campaigns to coordinate political activities with outside funding groups. That takes a little explaining.
Eric Cantor's upset shows that big money doesn't always win, and that K St-bashing populism wins elections. Let's hope that Democrats across the country take that to heart and fight back against the big money flooding their races.
To see a candidate taking on an incumbent with an astronomical cash advantage, running on a platform in part opposed to money's influence in the political system, and win is an amazing thing in this day and age. Maybe this is the beginning of a trend in both parties.
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Applemead provides support and personal care to people with a learning disability and sensory impairments. The property is a six bed roomed detached house located in the village of Whimple. The home is a few minutes walk away from the village and is less than 2 minutes away from the railway station. It is approximately 9 miles from the city of Exeter. Bedrooms are situated on the first floor of the house along with two bathrooms and integral toilets. The downstairs comprises of an office, kitchen, lounge , dining area, conservatory, a quiet soft padded `snoozelem` room, a shower room with toilet and laundry room. There is a sensory garden to the rear of the property. Some adaptations have been made to meet the needs of each deaf . blind person. The home is operated by the organisation SENSE, who specialise in sensory impairments. At the time of this inspection the fees ranged from £80,875 to £132,199 per annum. The home provides a copy of all inspection reports to the next of kin of each service user. A copy of each report is available in the home for anyone who wishes to read it (this is explained in the home`s Statement of Purpose).
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Michele Bachmann Possibly Dropping Out of Congressional Career, Too
I've never heard of an especially painful case of candida voluntarily walking away from your groin to pursue other fungal interests after failing to infect some other body part, and I wasn't expecting anything like that from Michele Bachmann.
So, this speculative not-actual-news about something that some unspecified people suspect might maybe happen possibly concerning Michele Bachmann's career comes as somewhat of a shock…
To run for president, Mrs. Bachmann suspended her House campaign. And the district she has represented since 2007 could be redrawn to her disadvantage.
Her Sixth Congressional District includes the fast-growing suburbs and exurbs of the Twin Cities and faces significant changes when the state's maps get redrawn. On the same day she announced here that she would "stand aside" in the presidential race, Democrats and Republicans were arguing for their respective redistricting plans before a judicial panel in St. Paul…
"There seems to be a pretty widespread sense that Bachmann has been giving serious consideration to not running," said Larry Jacobs, a political science professor at the University of Minnesota, based on his conversations with Republican figures around Mrs. Bachmann's Stillwater base.
It seems pretty unlikely to me that Bachmann would voluntarily cede any quantum of power to another human being, though stranger things have allegedly happened.
But who knows. Maybe she was actually right when she promised us that "we are going to see a miracle."
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1:58pm Friday 16th November 2012 in News By Chris Baynes, Reporter
A video whizzkid who studies at a Croydon school hopes to swap the classrom for the House of Commons - after being enlisted to shoot Labour's campaign video for the Croydon North by-election.
Jack Slater, 17, called the shots at the BRIT School this week as Steve Reed's campaign trail reached Selhurst with David Miliband in tow.
Jack, who studies media at the school, has already created promotional films with some the party's top brass, including Ed Miliband and Ken Livingstone.
His talents were spotted by shadow business secretary Chuka Umunna after Jack made a short film encouraging local Labour members to campaign for the party in January this year.
He then shot Mr Livingstone's official campaign video for London's mayoral elections before joining forces with Labour leader Mr Miliband to promote Andy Sawford's chances in this week's Corby byelection.
He now hopes his footage will help Mr Reed secure victory on November 29.
Jack, who lives in Tulse Hill, said: "It's really exciting to be involved in all this and that my videos have been well-received.
"Hopefully in the future it will lead to a job at the Labour Party."
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More than 700 people – and dozens of pets – came to St. Margaret's Episcopal Church Saturday to honor Dr. Jack Mannix, a veterinarian who had been part of the fabric of San Juan Capistrano for decades.
Only 60 years old, Mannix died suddenly last week while taking a nap right after performing a surgery.
Daughter Erika Mannix Picciolo said it was fitting her father died in his sleep. Helping animals pass peacefully was the main reason why Mannix chose to be a veterinarian instead of a pediatrician, a profession he was also considering.
He called euthanasia "falling asleep and then drifting just pass. How appropriate he passed the same way," she said.
Elin Mannix Lightbodysaid Mannix was a big saver of mementos, keeping several large memory boxes full of notes, photos, emails and even thank you letters from his patients' owners. Many of them were on display in Sillers Hall, where the four-legged could join the two-legged in remembering.
Bob Arrigoni of San Juan Capistrano brought his lab Luca, 8, his fourth patient of Dr. Mannix's.
"With the last one, Dr. Mannix came to our house, and we all cried together," Arrigoni said.
Heather Lindquist of San Juan Capistrano said Dr. Mannix even humanely and caringly euthanized a goldfish, a 6-year-old prize from a county fair that grew to 7 inches and eventually had a cancer on its tail.
She came with Pepper, a parti poodle, a 12-year patient of Dr. Mannix. Like many in attendance, Lindquest doesn't know where to go to replace the caring she found in Dr. Mannix.
"I don't even want to think about that," said David Perry of San Clemente. His golden retriever Kai was a rescue that Dr. Mannix nursed back to health.
"He left some pretty large footprints in the world," Perry said.
Family members shared lots of treasured and light-hearted moments – such as how he liked to make restaurant reservations. When the hostess called out, "Elvis, party of five," daughter Erika knew dad made the arrangements.
Son Ryan Mannix said among the treasures in the memory boxes was a New Year's resolution list from 1980, the year he was born, along with self-evaluation the following year to see how he'd done.
Among Dr. Mannix's goals, that wife "Lizzie and child are healthy to full term." Evaluation: Good, Ryan Mannix said. For the goal of getting and staying in better shape, he only gave himself a "fair." For the goal of becoming a better veterinarian, he graded himself: "Learning daily."
Although they graduated high school in 1970 from St. Augustine High School in San Diego, 18 of his classmates showed up to share memories – they were that close – and sing the alma mater.
Joe Taylor remembered the pre-Dr. Mannix being asked his senior year by his Latin teacher where he saw himself in the future. He uttered in perfect Latin, but translated here: "For the tenacious, no route is impassible."
Patients probably never heard Dr. Mannix get preachy. He had a statue of St. Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of animals, in his office that may have gone largely unnoticed, Ryan Mannix said. His father also subscribed to the idiom, attributed to St. Francis: Preach the gospel at all times; when necessary, use words.
"I'm confident my father preached the gospel, even if he didn't find it necessary to use words," Ryan Mannix said.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Dr. Mannix was the veterinarian to Editor Penny Arévalo's two dogs.


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Randall (34), of Battersbee Way, New Parks, Leicester, admitted theft of £10,600 in 123 dishonest cash machine transactions between 2008 and 2011.
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The pensioner's bank, the Halifax, is refusing to reimburse her because she entrusted Randall with her PIN number.
Mrs Garratt, a former nursing assistant, said: "I gave her the PIN because it's hard for me to get out, especially in winter."
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Randall would bring receipts and the change.
Mr Murphy said: "In November 2011, Mrs Garratt checked her bank statement more thoroughly than usual and realised every time she gave the defendant her cash card, she was withdrawing extra sums, sometimes up to the £300 limit.
"When she told the Halifax she'd had money stolen, their response was they weren't liable.
"That's the position so far." Peggy started work as a machinist aged 15, was a shop worker and also looked after sick children as a nursing assistant at the former Groby Road Hospital, in Leicester.
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Shital Modwhadia, mitigating for Randall, said: "She was a long-standing heroin and crack-cocaine addict, with a £40-a-day habit she couldn't keep up with.
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Brittani Reagan and Kaylee Morgan, who completed their freshman year last month at Missouri Southern, will compete in the USA Junior Outdoor Track and Field national meet, which begins today at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa.
Reagan will compete in the triple jump and long jump, and Morgan is entered in the long jump. Triple jump competition will be held at 1 p.m. today, and the long jump is Friday at 1:10.
Athletes had to meet qualifying standards set by USA Track and Field during the college season to be invited to this meet. The top four finishers in each event have the chance to qualify for the 2013 Pan American Junior Championships in August in Medelin, Colombia.
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