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Set sail for an island adventure in search of the world's greatest treasure that is worth more than the purest gold! Feel the ocean breeze, hear the island music, taste tropical fruits, play island games and create colorful crafts. But at SonTreasure Island, there is much more than meets the eye because children discover God's love is treasure forever! Every day, kids learn of God's love expressed through Jesus, based on 1 Corinthians 13. Ships Ahoy Maties!
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It's time to rustle up your buckaroos and head to SonWest Roundup VBS, the wildest VBS in the West where children learn Jesus has an Ultimate Plan, Ultimate Power, Ultimate Rescue, Ultimate Trust and Ultimate Love.
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Enjoy the adventures of a national park VBS with trees, rangers, and animals while children meet the true north of the compass of their lives -- Jesus! In SonRise National Park kids learn Jesus' promises are true and dependable. They can always depend on Jesus for genuine peace, riches, power, love and hope. Enjoy a summer camping experience with your kids while leading them to the leadership and saving grace of Christ.
Theme Verse: My God will meet all your needs according to his glorious riches in Christ Jesus. (Philippians 4:19)
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Marriage is a wondrous holy commitment. Finding the right words to express joy and awe on a wedding day can be tough. Why not say it with a prayer that reads like poetry?
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Original Review: TRANSFORMERS G1: AWAKENING in Review iAutobots, Roll out!
If you grew up in the 80s or 90s there is simply no way you havent at least heard about Transformers arguably one of the most obvious toy promotion cartoon series ever. It is a little known fact that the transforming animation in the series was tailored specifically so it could easily be reproduced in the actual toys. The game adaptation of the series have not enjoyed the same love as the cartoons however and have largely been of quite a low quality. Is TRANSFORMERS G1: AWAKENING a proper Transformers game? Lets see!
TRANSFORMERS G1: AWAKENING (TGA) is a tactical turn-based strategy following the storyline of the original series that started them all. This also applies to visual side of things but more about that later. Autobots flee from their home planet pursued by the evil Decepticons and are shot down over the 3d planet of a distant yellow sun. 4 million years later they are reawakened by a volcano eruption and have to gather their strengths to reclaim what is rightfully theirs.
Transformers is probably the first true tactical strategy on the iPhone. While the basic mechanics have been previously explored by such hits as Rogue Planet and Mecho Wars the gameplay is shifted from defeating the enemy with brute force to the clever and timely use of your units and their abilities. Since all transformers are unique, youll never get more than the 12 available for each side and most often suffice with 4-5 of them. At the same time all of the units have distinct characteristics, strengths and weaknesses and the correct choice of transformers to deploy is essential.
Speaking about deploying aka unit building thankfully there are no bases/factories in Transformers G1. Instead transformers are deployed by Metroplex for the Autobots (yeah, the living mobile base is here) and Trypticon for the Decepticons. Oh yeah, and Blaster and Soundwave can deploy their tape sidekicks as well. The unit of currency in Transformers is Energon and is produced by various power facilities on the map, be it Pylons, Power Stations or even Autobot Generators on the home planet. As well as deploying units energon can be used to repair or upgrade them.
One of the most interesting features of transformers is the ability to switch between vehicle and robot modes. In vehicle mode the units have much greater mobility (sometimes they can even fly) but cant attack, counter attack or capture buildings. This offers a whole new dimension of underlying tactics never before seen on the iDevice platform.
The biggest let-down of Transformers G1 Awakening are the graphics. The game has been ported from a 2008 mobile release and it shows. On one hand the battles seem to have been done from scratch and look simply gorgeous with cell-shaded 3D graphics and animations. On the other the whole overall map view along with the interface has seen little change and is reminiscient of NDS release. The music and sfx suffer the same fate and do little to enhance the experience. The interface seems to work fine, but looks awful. And the chosen map perspective makes it hard to target a unit if its behind a building.
Another issue is the length and difficulty of the story mode. It will take an average gamer not more than 3 hours of gameplay and very little thinking required to complete the campaign. The challenge mode offers some additional gameplay, but not more than an hour or so. After that all that is left is the skirmish mode vs the AI or a human opponent via Hot-iPhone (previously known as Hot-Seat) on the 6 maps, unlocked in the previous 2 modes.
Despite its graphical flaws, TRANSFORMERS G1: AWAKENING is one of the best iDevice strategy games. Finally it takes the focus away from simply massing a large army and rushing the enemy, instead allowing vast tactical possibilities. And it IS a classic Transformers game with characters from the original series that will bring fond memories from your childhood, especially once you see the beatifull combat scenes. Whether you grew up on Transformers or simply love strategy games, or even are a newcomer to both youll enjoy Transformers G1: Awakening!
With this I declare TRANSFORMERS G1: AWAKENING officially touched!
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JC: Google Earth, Hi Tide, and Nike Running. Google Earth, because I can find out where the heck I am this time. Besides, being able to send my wife a photo of my exact location, so that she can come and rescue me, is a bonus. Hi Tide, because we live on an island, and our lives are ruled by the tides. Really. Nike Running is pretty awesome too, since it tracks the pace and distance of my runs, and compares them to my earlier ones. So I know exactly how long it would take me to get out of the middle of nowhere to get home in time to beat the tide. Sense a pattern here?


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Sue Murry is a character set to appear in Grand Theft Auto V.
Sue is a candidate for governor of San Andreas. She is a divorced former school teacher with liberal political ideologies. Her main opponent in the gubernatorial elections is Jock Cranley, a former Vinewood stuntman turned politician. She has commercials on TV advertising her campaign, and a website at Suemurry.com. She is "a liberal who knows what conservatives want" according to the website.
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Glacier National Park Background
The Great Northern Railway, completed in 1891, pushed across the top of the nation from Minnesota, forging a path through the wilderness. The railroad planted huge log chalets along the way for the society mavens of the golden age who rode the train. They would travel to the mountains, then explore on horseback and rest in the lodges. This was the glamorous life at the turn of the century.
In 1932, Glacier National Park and adjacent Waterton Lakes National Park in Canada became the world's first International Peace Park. Waterton-Glacier was designated an International Biosphere Reserve in 1974 and a World Heritage Site in 1995. The region provides a unique range of ecosystems and habitats serving a wealth of flora and fauna protected from exploitation such as mining and oil and gas extraction, which occur outside the preserved zone. Nonetheless, the habitat is threatened by the effects of such activities, which ultimately may cause global warming and groundwater contamination.
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Lodging and Dining
There are several historic lodges in and near Glacier National Park, including the Belton Chalet on the west side of the park, St. Mary Lodge, and Glacier Park Lodge on the east side, which were built for the earliest tourists at the beginning of the twentieth century (www.glacierparkinc.com/lodging.php). Grand old lodges designed to please the monied set of the golden age, these large properties boast inviting common areas and rather Spartan rooms typical of their era. The Belton and Glacier Park lodges are located near railway stops now served by the Amtrak Empire Builder line from Chicago to Seattle.
Other lodging opportunities include rustic cabins and motor motels in East Glacier Park, such as the Dancing Bears Inn, which is small and plain, but clean. East Glacier Park is also home to Serrano's, a popular Mexican restaurant serving deliciously spicy and hearty fare.
For convenience to the Glacier Park International Airport in Kalispell, the Red Lion Hotel provides comfortable, basic accommodations with shuttle service to the airport and car rental agencies.
Whitefish, a small skiing town about half an hour west of Glacier National Park, offers many lodging options as well as unique artisan shops and delectable dining, such as Wasabi Sushi Bar and Ginger Grill or the Summit House at the Whitefish Mountain Resort – accessible by hiking trail or ski lift (open June through September – check to confirm).
Going-to-the-Sun Road
The Going-to-the-Sun Road takes you through the park and its many ecosystems – from the verdant, mossy-floored forests at the west entrance, to the mountaintops surrounding Logan Pass, to the alpine prairies east of the ridge. The nine-mile-long Lake McDonald is visible near the west entrance to the park, and St. Mary Lake, almost as long, follows the road on the east side of the park.
There are many stopping points along the way with well-marked signs leading to trails showcasing cascading waterfalls and clear, glacial lakes that have a stunning turquoise blue from the powdered glacial rock that lines their cool, deep bottoms. One of the first stops from the west entrance is a trail to Avalanche Lake, and its small parking area is often crowded. There is a one-mile handicapped-accessible boardwalk hike or you can extend it another two miles on a dirt trail. Although bears are not frequently seen by visitors, trails do have a ubiquitous warning sign: "Bear Country: All Wildlife is Dangerous." Visitors are advised to carry bear spray, a hot pepper concoction similar to the pepper spray used against human attackers.
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Below is a checklist to help you plan your event, and you also check out KIWI's website www.myhealthyschool.com to see their resources for both schools and parents.
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On rare occasions, if a population is seriously under-immunized, an excreted vaccine-virus can continue to circulate for an extended period of time. The longer it is allowed to survive, the more genetic changes it undergoes. In very rare instances, the vaccine-virus can genetically change into a form that can paralyse – this is what is known as a circulating vaccine-derived poliovirus (cVDPV).
It takes a long time for a cVDPV to occur. Generally, the strain will have been allowed to circulate in an un- or under-immunized population for a period of at least 12 months. Circulating VDPVs occur when routine or supplementary immunization activities (SIAs) are poorly conducted and a population is left susceptible to poliovirus, whether from vaccine-derived or wild poliovirus. Hence, the problem is not with the vaccine itself, but low vaccination coverage. If a population is fully immunized, they will be protected against both vaccine-derived and wild polioviruses.
Since 2000, more than 10 billion doses of OPV were administered to over 2.5 billion children. As a result, nearly 8.5 million polio cases were prevented. During that time, 20 cVDPV outbreaks occurred in 20 countries, resulting in 655 VDPV cases.
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Monday, Mar 10, 2014, 3:54 pm · By Kari Lydersen
Riding Herd Over Workers' Rights?
Over the past decade, Reymundo Zacarias Mendoza, Sergio Velasquez Catalan, Francisco Javier Castro and Alfredo Conovilca Matamoros came to the U.S. from Peru and Chile to work herding sheep, goats and cattle in Washington, Wyoming and Colorado on H-2A temporary guest worker visas.
Now the four men are legal permanent residents of the U.S.—and they are suing the federal government over its requirements for H-2A guest worker visas for herders.
The men argue an exemption granted to the sector means that as permanent legal residents, they are unable to take herding jobs at fair wages with decent working conditions.
The case presents an interesting legal strategy. The exemption for herders has been in place in similar forms since the guest worker program started started about three decades ago. There is actually nothing preventing the men from applying for herding jobs and it is entirely possible they would be hired if they were willing to work for the wages and in the conditions offered.
Monday, Mar 10, 2014, 3:03 pm · By Bruce Vail
Teamsters Back School Bus Drivers in Fight Against 'Rampant' Wage Theft
More than 350 Baltimore-area bus drivers are preparing to celebrate victory in a $1.25 million wage theft case against Durham School Services, an Illinois-based bus-contracting company with operations across much of the country.
The case, which covers the employees at Durham between March 2010 and September 2013, reflects a troubling national trend of companies cheating workers out of their earnings. "Wage theft is a huge problem, and it's outrageous," says Andrew Freeman, one of the attorneys at Brown Goldstein Levy, the Baltimore-based firm that filed the suit against Durham last year. In their suit, the plaintiffs accused the company of failing to pay employees for overtime work such as bus inspections, bus cleanings, fueling, and other related tasks.
The settlement of the U.S. District Court case should be finalized April 4, with distribution of the stolen wage money following immediately afterward, says Moe Jackson, a union organizer for International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 570. For almost two years, the local has been trying to organize the drivers and aides at Rosedale, Jackson says, where employees are also bristling over low pay, substandard benefits and overbearing management practices. The Teamsters initiated the wage theft case on behalf of the workers, officers say, as a step in the unionizing process.
Friday, Mar 7, 2014, 8:00 am · By Michelle Chen
California Farmworkers Often Forced To Live in Squalor, Says Report
For California's farmworkers, toiling all day in the brutal, sun-scorched fields is hard enough; the homes they return to each night are often in even worse conditions. Though the reforms won by previous generations have extended basic labor and safety protections to seasonal and immigrant farmworkers, many remain shut out of the right to decent accommodations.
According to a new report published by California Rural Legal Assistance (CRLA), the housing crisis in the agricultural workforce has worsened over the last generation. Despite the locavore fads and slow-food diets that have infused today's farm-fresh produce with an air of glamour, as a workplace, the fields still echo the social marginalization and scandalous poverty that sparked the groundbreaking grape boycott of the late 1960s.
Don Villarejo, the longtime farmworker advocate who authored the report, tells In These Times that growers have "systematically" reduced investment in farmworker housing over the past 25 years in order to reduce overhead costs and to avoid the trouble of meeting state and federal regulations, which were established as part of a broader overhaul of agricultural labor, health and safety standards during the 1960s and 1980s. According to Villarejo, workers' modern material circumstances are little improved from the old days of the Bracero system. That initiative—the precursor to our modern-day guestworker migrant program—became notorious for shunting laborers into spartan cabins, tents and other inhospitable dwellings on the farms themselves, beset with entrenched poverty and unhealthy, brutish conditions.
Thursday, Mar 6, 2014, 6:55 pm · By David Bacon
Giving Up on Congress, Immigrant Workers Stage Wave of Protests
For the last five months, community and labor activists, most of them young, have sat down in front of buses carrying people to detention centers for deportation. In Tucson, they obstructed and chained themselves to Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE) buses. In San Francisco, a month after blocking a bus carrying deportees to detention, "Dreamer" Ju Hong—a young immigrant whose deportation was deferred in the White House's executive action two years ago—challenged President Obama during a local speech. "You have the power to stop deportation," the protester told him.
In response to these actions and others like them, the cities of Los Angeles and San Francisco have passed resolutions demanding a moratorium on deportations; San Francisco is imposing a halt in immigration-related firings as well.
And the pressure is only intensifying. Last week, unions and community organizations closed down an intersection in front of a Silicon Valley supermarket chain where hundreds were fired after an I-9 audit: an ICE inspection of company personnel records, intended to identify undocumented workers for termination. The next day, immigrant workers in one San Leandro, Calif. recycling facility walked out of work when their employer and ICE threatened their jobs in a similar audit.
Wednesday, Mar 5, 2014, 9:01 pm · By Melinda Tuhus
Together, New Haven Activists and Leaders Strike Back Against Wage Theft
Last Wednesday in New Haven, Conn., labor activists and workers joined police and government leaders at a news conference announcing their shared commitment to stopping employers from stealing the earnings of their mostly low-wage workers.
Wage theft—paying employees less than the minimum wage or not paying overtime when required by law—is widespread throughout the country. A recent report by the National Employment Law Project found a quarter of low-wage workers interviewed in several cities had been paid less than the minimum wage in the previous week; three-quarters had worked more than 40 hours a week without being paid overtime.
Too often, employers found guilty of wage theft slip through the judicial system with little more than a slap on the wrist. But in New Haven, city officials are taking significant steps to pursue criminal charges against those who shortchange their workers.
Wednesday, Mar 5, 2014, 7:00 pm · By Matthew Blake
Will Bruce Rauner Be Scott Walker 2.0 for Illinois Unions?
Over the last few years, Republican governors in the Midwest have frequently done battle with organized labor, particularly public employee unions. In 2011, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker sharply curbed the bargaining rights of public workers; the next year, Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels and Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder enacted right-to-work laws.
Even in Illinois, with its supermajority Democratic state legislature, public employees have still had their fair share of feuds with Democratic Gov. Pat Quinn over austerity measures, most notably a recent cut to public worker pensions. But since World War Two, when workers started organizing in earnest, Illinois has not faced a governor ideologically opposed to public-sector unions.
If he's elected this year, Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Rauner could change that.
A venture capitalist from Chicago's tony North Shore, Rauner has regularly argued that public employee unions bear the blame for Illinois' financial and education problems. In a November 2012 Chicago Tribune editorial, Rauner opined that Illinois is "in a long-term death spiral" thanks to legalized "bribery" between elected officials and public sector unions. He has also badmouthed "union bosses" and often expounds on the benefits of union-free charter schools.
Wednesday, Mar 5, 2014, 3:23 pm · By Amien Essif
Exotic Dancers Sue Strip Club for Labor Law Violation
Are exotic dancers independent contractors, free to determine how and when their work will be done, but guaranteed nothing by the Fair Labor Standards Act? Or are they employees, entitled to a minimum wage, overtime pay and other workers' rights?
In the coming months, this question will likely be heard before the Illinois Southern District Court. On January 31, Brandy Apple and Amanda Sheer, two exotic dancers, filed a class-action lawsuit against the nightclub company VCG Holding Corporation. The latest of several lawsuits to accuse a strip club of misclassifying its workers, Apple et al v. VCG Holding Corp. alleges the dancers were treated as employees but misclassified as independent contractors during their time working for PT's Showclub, a subsidiary of VCG, in the St. Louis area.
In the United States, employees—not independent contractors—are assured a minimum wage and other protections under the Fair Labor Standards Act. Apple and Sheer claim their misclassification resulted in thousands of dollars of lost wages and a violation of their rights as de facto employees. The dancers also say PT's illegally required them to share their tips with managers and threatened them with retaliation when they asked to be reclassified.
Tuesday, Mar 4, 2014, 6:41 pm · By Michelle Chen
Sex Workers Have Labor Rights Just Like Any Other Employee, Confirms NZ Court
Last month, the New Zealand Human Rights Review Tribunal made a landmark ruling on the violation of a woman's human rights in a Wellington brothel known as The Kensington Inn, run by one Aaron Montgomery. But the case didn't involve the typical media tropes of a worker being "sold into slavery" or abused by a sadistic client. Rather, the employee filed a complaint against both Montgomery and Kensington's owner, M &T Enterprises, after Montgomery allegedly harassed her.
In February, the Tribunal published a decision siding with the worker—thereby confirming that brothel employees have the legal right not to be harassed by their managers, just like they do in any other profession.
When it comes to debates about sex work, feminists often raise the concept that it's a "job like any other," as journalist and former sex worker Melissa Gira Grant has explained. Yet the exchange of sex for pay remains a curiously radical notion for many around the world. While it's certainly true that sex work is a real career born of both necessity and ambition for many, it also comes laden with social anxiety and culture-war taboo.
In New Zealand, however, the occupation's decriminalization over the last decade has helped push back the country's Victorian-era morality laws to foreground human rights in the sex sector. And last month's Tribunal ruling further affirms sex work's legitimacy as a profession and the workers' agency as laborers.
Monday, Mar 3, 2014, 7:19 pm · By Yana Kunichoff
CPS Threatens Teachers Over Standardized Test Boycott
Beginning Monday, teachers in schools all across Chicago are expected to sit their third- through eighth-graders down for two weeks of standardized testing. On students' desks will be the Illinois Standard Achievement Test (ISAT), a state-level assessment that, thanks to the nationwide move to Common Core, won't have any bearings on school ratings, grade advancement or instructor evaluations this year.
But teachers at Maria Saucedo Scholastic Academy and Drummond Thomas Montessori School, which joined the educator-led boycott of the ISAT last week, have declined to participate. Teachers from both schools say they are willing to risk disciplinary action so their students can get two weeks of teaching, not testing.
In response to their decision, Chicago Public Schools CEO Barbara Byrd-Bennett said in a letter this week that teachers who "advocate against the ISAT on work time"—referring, the Chicago Teachers Union believes, to an instructor boycott—risk disciplinary action. Although teachers say they have not encouraged any students to opt out of the test outright, Byrd-Bennett also wrote, "The State Certification Board may take action to revoke the certification of any employee who encourages a student to boycott the ISAT."
Monday, Mar 3, 2014, 6:36 pm · By Bruce Vail
Booming Business at Alabama Shipyard Fuels New Union Campaign
Rapid business growth may be the key to finally unionizing shipbuilding workers in Mobile, Ala., where an Australia-based defense contractor has successfully fought union organizing for more than a decade.
That's the estimation of Ron Ault, President of the AFL-CIO'S Metal Trades Department (MTD), an umbrella group for unions representing boilermakers, machinists, pipefitters, and other skilled shipbuilding workers from around the country. "There is a boom in Gulf Coast shipyards now," Ault says, and high demand for skilled workers may give unions a foothold. Gulf shipyards are recruiting workers from all parts of the country, including heavily unionized areas, and the presence of this whole new generation of workers is a real opportunity for labor organizing, according to Ault.
Six MTD unions have joined together to back such a union campaign at the Austal USA shipyard in Mobile, where lucrative Navy contracts have fueled a rapid expansion of the business, including massive new hiring. Campaign organizers are settling down in Mobile for a long-haul effort to revive union shipbuilding in the city, Ault says.
The Australian-owned Austal is a relatively new player among U.S. naval contractors, but has made a big splash since setting up its first U.S. operations some 15 years ago. A specialist in aluminum-hulled commercial ferries, Austal made its move into military work in 2006 when it scored a contract with the Navy to build the first version of an entirely new class of warships—the Littoral Combat Ship, or LCS. The ships are lighter and more versatile than many traditional Navy warships, and are designed for use in the widely scattered hot spots of the War on Terror, rather than as part of the giant aircraft carrier battle groups. Austal has also developed a military version of its aluminum fast ferries, which can deliver heavy equipment such as tanks to remote areas of the world. The Navy liked the first examples of these vessels and has ordered up to ten copies of each. These multi-billion dollar defense contracts are now expected to keep Austal's Mobile shipyard humming with activity for the next five to ten years, and perhaps even longer.


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Mayor Michael Bloomberg is now the 13th richest person in the world, according to Forbes magazine's latest rankings, up from his 20th place position last year. Nevertheless, despite his reported $5 billion increase in net worth–totaling $26 billion–Mr. Bloomberg doesn't seem overly enthused with his official standing in the list.
To wit, the billionaire mayor interrupted the New York Post's Dave Seifman with a sarcastic "way to go" as Mr. Seifman asked him about the ranking system today.
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WINTHROP — The middle school was evacuated this morning when an electrical short in the ventilation system sent smoke wafting into a teachers' room.
Fire Chief Daniel Brooks said no one was hurt in the incident and students and faculty returned to the middle school by mid-morning after a technician confirmed the smoke was caused by a short in an electric motor attached to the ventilation system.
"All the kids followed the evacuation plan in an orderly way," he said. "They did an excellent job."
Students returned to the school as of 10:50 a.m. and school officials said some classrooms remained smoky. Students in smoky classrooms were accomodated elsewhere.
Teachers at the middle school on Rambler Road pulled the fire alarm around 8:30 a.m., after staff in a teachers' office smelled smoke, Brooks said. A custodian removed ceiling tiles in the office and discovered even more smoke.
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Middle school students and faculty evacuated to the high school, which is just a few hundred yards away. Activating the fire alarm automatically shut down the ventilation system.
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Stocks rise ahead of Fed
Investors eye potential stimulus by the Fed. German court allows ratification of eurozone rescue fund. Wholesale inventories rose in July, beating forecast. Import and export prices climb. Facebook shares jump. Apple is set to launch the iPhone 5.
U.S. stocks were mostly positive Wednesday as the Federal Reserve began its two-day policy meeting and investors hope for additional stimulus measures. Positive US economic data helped solidify gains. Earlier, stocks rose after a German court allowed the country to ratify the eurozone rescue fund, but they wavered when a surprise increase in crude supply caused oil prices to drop.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average ($INDU) was up 29 points at 13,352. The S&P 500 ($INX) was up 3 points at 1,436. The Nasdaq Composite ($COMPX) was up 6 points at 3,110.
Facebook (FB) shares jump 6% after CEO Mark Zuckerberg spoke late Tuesday, while Apple (AAPL) is in focus as it is set to launch the iPhone 5 later in the day.
Sigh of relief in Europe
Germany's Constitutional Court on Wednesday allowed the country to ratify the new 700 billion-euro rescue fund and budget, but it gave Parliament veto powers over any future increases in the size of the fund.
With its decision, the court cleared the way for implementation of the European Stability Mechanism, or ESM, a tool that should help Europe contain its 3-year-old debt crisis with its ability to buy bonds directly from governments.
The decision triggered a sigh of relief from financial markets, with European stocks climbing to a 14-month high and the euro continuing to post gains against the dollar. Spanish bond yields declined.
Meanwhile, eurozone factories increased output by 0.6% in July -- more than expected but still worse off than a year ago, the EU's statistics office Eurostat said. In Britain, the number of those on unemployment benefits dropped in August by the largest amount in two years as companies created new jobs, as the economy looks set to grow.
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The Federal Open Market Committee begins a two-day meeting on Wednesday. The central bank looks set to launch a third round of quantitative easing through bond purchases this week.
The measure should lower borrowing costs and breathe more life into an economy that grew only 2% in the second quarter. With the unemployment rate still above 8%, the hope is that the measure will help the economy grow enough to reduce unemployment.
Positive US economic data
Meanwhile, the Commerce Department released import and export prices for August. The prices paid for U.S. imports rose 0.7%, the first increase in five months. That compared with a revised 0.7% decline in July. Excluding fuel costs, import prices fell 0.2%, MarketWatch reported.
The price of U.S.-made goods exported to other nations, meanwhile, rose 0.9% in August after a 0.4% gain in the prior month.
July wholesale inventories increased by 0.7%, much higher than the 0.3% increase economists had expected, according to Briefing.com. In June, inventories dropped by 0.2%. The July increase was the most in five months, indicating perhaps third quarter economic growth may be more solid than expected.
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Facebook (FB) shares finally registered gains, trading above $20, after CEO Mark Zuckerberg soothed investors late Tuesday in his first interview since the social network's rocky IPO in May. He admitted to misssteps, and said he was disappointed with the stock's performance. But he added he remains optimistic about the company's future. He hinted at new growth areas from mobile to search.
Facebook shares are up despite two brokerage firms lowering their price targets on the stock. Needham & Co. cut its price target from $40 to $25, while Evercore reduced its target to $23 from $34.
Apple (AAPL) is in focus as it unveils its newest iPhone, widely expected to offer 4G wireless technology for the first time and a 4-inch display, longer than the current 3.5 inches.
Chesapeake Energy (CHK) advanced after saying it will sell much of its Permian Basin properties and midstream assets, and certain non-core leasehold, for about $6.9 billion in cash. The move will help the company repay much of its debt and fund operations. The company is selling most of its assets to Royal Dutch Shell (RDS.A) and Chevron (CVX), as well as most of its remaining infrastructure network.
McDonald's (MCD) Wednesday said it will post calories for all items on its menu boards and drive-thru menus in the U.S.
APPLE to unveil its new $600 I-Phone. I am sure all of the Occupy Wall Streeters will be in line to get one. Meanwhile, I still have my outdated LG flip phone without a camera, much less a data plan. I call my phone MY Phone - it fits MY needs and it was free 5 years ago.
I have better things to spend my money on then the latest phone. Some economist said the new I Phone would add 1/2% to GDP. Not sure what he/she is smoking, but a new I Phone will probably be out by Christmas for all the the suckers to spend their money on!
Most of these people have no money in the bank and certainly have no retirement saved. I guess since I saved all my life and lived below my means, I should give some of what I have so these people can get a tattoo while learning how to use their new I Phone. I never made a 6 figure yearly income. It is not how much you make, but rather how well you are at first saving money and then making wise chooses about what you spend the remaining money on.
I am in control of my life. - Never ever be a slave to the lender!
Calling John Galt, emergency, calling John Galt!
Yes, we should all TRUST a president who:
a) Won't show a BC until 2 years AFTER he's elected , then shows a photoshopped, edited, rag of a BC !
b) The first act in office was to seal off ALL his college records, admissions, thesis- the works !
He's totally shrouded in secrecy. I wonder what he's hiding ?
c) Campaigns on "transparency" - Until he wins then becomes the most secretive, back door dealing, POTUSA ever - Pushed Obuma care through IN SPITE of most American's HATING it.
Made back door deals to get it done
d) Campaigns on fiscal responsibility then after elected runs up the deficit 6 TRILLION (after promising to cut it in half)
e) Whispers to a Soviet leader - "It's an election year , I need more time" - FOR WHAT , I WONDER?
f) Campaigns on no pork , no lobbyist - Then gets elected sucks up to Unions (QE 1 and QE 2) and his admin is FULL of lobbyist.
YES, 4 more years of that kind of "trust" we can do without !
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I am not boasting and I have been through some rough waters. I lost my job in banking in Sept. 2008 after 36 years. In July of this year, I was finally able to get work as a contract worker (20 hours a week). I still do not have health insurance and I can not afford it. If I had not been a saver and stayed out of debt except for my house, (which I never missed the first payment on), I would have been in big trouble, like a lot of others.
People must at least try to be prepared to (go it alone in today's economy at some point and time). To do this you have to take care of having something to fall back on in the rough times. It is about setting priorites and way to many people think they are entitled to a lifestyle their income will not support.
Well there you have it, Germany has ruled it is in fact ok to print money. Now the Euro zone can truly participate along with QE 3 and give the markets a last horay before next years big crash.
Retog - This Libya/Egypt incident shows why Syria will get no help. How quickly they forget, I new we should have let them all die in Bengazi when they gang rapped that reporter, these are the people we are helpling? Let them die in the desert as far as I am concerned.
- And to beat anyone to the punch Canadian war planes helped in the Libya mission.
"Obama has managed to destabilize the entire Middle East without firing a single shot, the Arab spring is now bearing its fruit."
LOL, when has the middle east ever been stable? How did Obama, specifically, manage to destabalize a region that was never stable to begin with? Man, some of you are coo coo for Cocoa Puffs...
So the German courts have decided that it's OK to send more good money to worthless people, so those same people can stay sitting on their worthless a$$e$. How brilliant!!!
And guess what everyone here thinks the Fed's should print more money so that the worthless investors can see the market climb for no apparent reason other than an influx of faux money.
Oil prices are rising and the media is stating that it's because of expected future demand because of the QE3 and Europe's bailout, when in reality it's because of the devaluation of the currency in the US and Europe.
The sad part about this whole mess is that no one really wants to work, think, or creative anything of value any more, they just suck of the broke system.
Sitting at your computer gambling as to what the market is going to do it not investing, it's gambling. You can go to a casino and do that at least that way you'll get some exercise moving from machine to machine.
You so called investors if you really want to invest, why don't you invest in something real. I'm sure that where you live there is someone with an idea or talent that could use not only your money but also any other talent you may possess. By doing so you will be more in control of the investment and you will get a life. Let's start to build this thing from the ground up and say to hell with the rest of the system!
Got to love the SCAM MARKET, Germany is bailing out broke countries and they are hoping for more help from the FED. So what happens immediately is that the cost oil goes up so all of us throughout the world can pay more for gas and have less spending money.
When will the idiots learn the only people these stimulus are helping is the market.
How does it help the hard working AMERICANS??
i guess if the whole world completes their own refi's, then everything is OK!
debt? does it matter? doesn't seem like anyone in charge is concerned. as long as they keep getting tax money, why would they care?
scary vote coming in california in november. we'll see how many people vote in a tax increase so the state can blow even more of our cash!
what happens out west seems to bleed east
Ever notice how the cheerleader pundits on those droning business channels often say watch the stock markets for clues on where the economy is headed: The stock market knows. It's smart.
Hmm, is that why dow was at an all-time high end of 2007 when the current recession had already started? And now it's nearing an all-time high again during what many call a depression.
Can't have a Mutt the Dog Rant (by a cretin) without a Barrack the RacCOON ode !
(for the sake of "fairness" - LOL)
Barrack the RaCcoon
One day about a decade ago, while driving through Chicago, in my Mercedes S class Convertible, a RaCcoon suddenly jumped into the car.
I was very concerned about getting attacked , rabies, etc but the RaCcoon promptly introduced himself as a Jr. Senator from Chicago. He explained that he had to jump out the window of Tony Rezko's house because the cops were coming to bust poor, old Tony, for embezzlement !
Of Course Barrack the RaCcoon had nothing to do with it , he explained, he was just a guy from the neighborhood .I asked him why he just didn't jump into the beautiful , empty lot right next door to Rezko, instead of my car. He smiled and said don't worry about that , I got that covered! Drive on.
Still in a daze, I asked this RaCcoon how did he ever learn our language ? Barrack the RaCcoon said he has a college degree with very, very high GPA. and he has a very high IQ, to boot ! I became skeptical and I asked him to prove this point , he became very feisty, said sorry, his transcripts were sealed forever! Just take his word for it, he's real smart.
I asked where we are going and he said to Bill Ayers birthday party out in another suburb about 1 hour away.
Silence reigned for a few moments , when Barrack the RaCcoon suddenly asked if I would like to hear his I have a Dream, vision. You means Dreams of Finding My Daddy, Barrack ?
No, no - been there , done that. Didn't you read my book?
no, sorry, I never heard of you or your book until today, Mr RacCoon.
What then, Mr. RaCcoon?
Well, I have a dream ----
Hope and Change would be someday coming to Amerika and a vision of a welfare utopia where no people of color or even white trailer trash, ever needed to work ! His dream of taking the non tax payers from 49% of the population to 70 % of the population ! Illegal's would be welcomed with a red carpet ! Free medical and they never , ever, need to pay a dime in taxes for their entire lifetime ! Not one dime and they don't even need to learn English !
(For the sake of "fairness", we must note Strawberries are only $3.00 a PINT !) Thank you , illegal's, thank you!
Aren't we LUCKY?
To continue on the, I Have a Dream moment, of Barrack the RaCcoon --
No person of color should EVER have to pay one single dollar of taxes !
Of food stamps and welfare increasing 45% under his regime.
Of creating a communists utopia of state run auto industry and health care !
Of racist black people controlling the government. Our attorney general being one of them.
Of lesbian, communist leaning , supreme justices.
He told me our real leader is George Soros, super commie.
When I asked , how in the world can the 30% who work pay for the upkeep of the 70% who do not, he simply smiled and said -- Think , Greece!
But yes, Barrack, Greece is going belly -up, isn't it ?
He smiled and replied, you learn fast, don't you !
We arrived at Bill Ayers house and the "Rev" Wrong came to the car, asked what Barrack was doing with a honky, looked at me and said G DAMM America !
I drove off, hoping to distance myself from Barrack the RaCcoon and his nasty friends.
He never even thanked me for the ride or gave me gas money. Said I made too much money now , anyway.
Yes, I learned many things from Barrack the RaCcoon that day , the best being not to trust him with your money.
After he got out , I noticed my wallet was missing and replaced with small "change" and a little card that said "hope".
Oh, that Barrack the RaCcoon, I wonder where he ended up, these days?
Why no specifics on the increase in crude supply?
Has President Obama been releasing reserves from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to lower gas prices at the pump, in order to get re-elected?
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I'll admit, even I was surprised.
When I think about Asia growth and investment opportunities, places like Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, and even the Philippines come to mind. But lately, in my regular discussions with key Asia contacts– brokers, sovereign wealth fund analysts, etc., one place keeps coming up again and again.
Mongolia is one of the largest, most resource rich countries in the world with a population smaller than Panama– that's a lower population density than Wyoming. And with such a low population to support with its abundant resources, the country has the good fortune of being sandwiched in between resource-hungry China and Russia.
Many of my friends and colleagues who are based in Asia make routine trips to Mongolia and describe it as the Wild West– young, fast-paced, and full of opportunities with neither the benefits nor restrictions of established structure.


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This Friday night on Showtime from Cleveland, Don King is back for one of his occasional cards, as Angelo Santana faces Hank Lundy on ShoBox.
JOSESITO LOPEZ! sprained his chest! DEONTAY WILDER! might take on a fellow heavy hittert DON KING! has lost another fighter!
Don King was once the biggest power player in boxing, a bullhorn of a man, loud, brash, and aggressive. That was then.
The IBF has 'tentatively' approved a March 9 fight between light heavyweight titleholder Tavoris Cloud and Bernard Hopkins.
Andre Ward has injured his shoulder in training camp in preparation for his upcoming fight Kelly Pavlik. Due to the injury, the fight will likely be postponed, possibly to late February or early March.
Andre Ward will face Kelly Pavlik in the main event, and Chris Arreola will take on Bermane Stiverne in the HBO co-feature on January 26 from the Galen Center in Los Angeles.
Angelo Santana scored an impressive knockout of Johnny Garcia in tonight's ShoBox main event from Florida.
Nathan Cleverly will still be defending his WBO light heavyweight title on November 10, but Ryan Coyne may not wind up being the opponent.
Don King will reportedly take the Chris Arreola-Bermane Stiverne fight to Venezuela on December 15.
Don King's $1.1 million winning purse bid for a Chris Arreola-Bermane Stiverne fight shocked pretty much everyone in and around boxing. What's he going to do with the fight now?
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Campus Strictness: strict if you are being obnoxious and loud after quiet hours
Campus Housing: It's a lot of fun and walking to class is not very bad
Drug Safety: It's there if you look for it
Greek Life: Only 2 frats and sororities
Parking: Freshman parking kinda sucks but we have it all other is great
Academics: Great majors and great opportunities after school
Drug Safety: Kids love to party here!!!
Athletics: Students love going to basketball Dawg Pound rocks
Local Atmosphere: Providence is great but most people stay on campus
Off-Campus Dining: Fast food and some wing places but I love it
Computers: Computers they give you are great, WIFI sucks
Transportation: Ripta sucks badly need to find people with cars
Campus Strictness: Not too strict but DPS can breakup some fun
Health & Safety: DPS is a little strict but are nice
Campus Housing: Freshman in dormsSophomore and junior in suites
Majors: I intern at athletics and it is exactly what I want to do for a job I love it.
Majors: Has a great variety of different majors and forces you to minor in something of the opposite school, business and liberal arts.
Greek Life: No frat houses but they live in suites and town houses together but they are looking to get new frat houses and sorority houses on campus, still throw great parties
Nightlife: Town houses are bumping and if you aren't looking for that scene the suites and rentes are great too
Computers: computers are good, wifi is down time to time
Off-Campus Housing: Are there even apartments near Bryant?
Drug Safety: Mostly alcohol with occasional smoking
Computers: The wireless network experiences difficulties now and then but generally its performance is superb!
Athletics: Students often partake in intramural sports (i.e., Soccer, Volleyball and American Football)
Campus Dining: Needs an additional dining hall and more variety for international students. Furthermore there is only one solitary option for late night dining on campus.
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Hotel Guy BCS said...
What is the state of the Texas football program and how far are they from legitimately competing for a national championship? They're obviously no more than a stellar recruiting class or two away, which is harder other places than it is there, but will CMB be able to take care of that?
How much do you think ATM's SEC connection now shrinks the GIANT Texas pool of recruits?
I wonder if they can bring in a couple studs from high school this February that they can plug a hole or two and be that strong Top 10 presence again that we're used to. Thoughts??


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Endo the mastiff looks at his home Friday night, Jan. 18, 2013, in Cape Coral, Fla. Endo, was reunited with owners Denise Hartzog (left) and her son Hunter, 6, after being missing for nearly two years and turning up at an animal shelter in Superior. Volunteer Karie Vander Werf (rear) drove Endo back to Florida. (Kinfay Moroti / news-press.com)
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