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Green Lantern and Casino Royale director Martin Campbell, says Quantum of Solace was "lousy." Campbell, who is credited with reviving the Bond franchise in 2006 with Casino Royale, told Crave that Marc Forster's 2008 sequel Quantum of Solace was "uninteresting" and "a bit of a mess." Campbell holds out hope for the next Bond film: "Sam Mendes is directing it and I'm sure it'll be terrific."
Reality check: Quantum of Solace scored 64% fresh on Rotten Tomatoes, while Green Lantern opened soft and scored 25% rotten. 'Nuff said.
Obvious: resigning Congressman Anthony Weiner has been offered a role on HBO's Entourage. The show's executive producer, Doug Ellin, wasted no time in reaching out to former Representative Weiner with an opportunity to play himself on the show. Apparently, the discredited politician failed to respond to the offer. Ellin is familiar with rejection from hot topic scandalmongers; he also reports that Charlie Sheen never responded to an offer to guest-star for final 8th season, which debuts July 24.
"Godmother of Punk" Patti Smith will channel her mystical influences in one of her first dramatic acting roles, guest starring on Law and Order: Criminal Intent. Smith, whose much-lauded memoir Just Kids even captivated Harry Potter star Emma Watson, plays a Columbia University mythology professor. In this episode, possibly inspired by Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark, Smith aids D'Onofrio by recalling the myth of—"Icarus! My favorite metaphor for failed ambition." Judging from a clip and behind-the-scenes Smith interview, Smith may want to keep her day job.
Thuan Dang | June 20, 2011 2:39 AM
That "reality check" is lazy, idiotic and invalidates you as a writer.
Sergio | June 19, 2011 9:37 AM
No Solace is definitely not lousy. It's pretty good. Granted Royale is better but then there were working with a whole re-imaging of Bond than just another routine Bond movie.
And FOR SURE Solace is 100 times better than Green Lantern. I mean let's be real here!!!!!
Michael | June 19, 2011 7:45 AM
But Quantum of Solace was rather lousy. So if you are to compare Martin Campbell's work, why not compare the RT Score of Casino Royale to Quantum of Solace. Ohhh and it's 94% so 'Nuff said sir.

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Thirteen -year-old Matt Skeffington finally enjoyed a round of catch outside with his dad because lately he's been playing a lot of baseball inside.
"It kind of sucks not being able to practice outside all of the time because of the rain," Matt said. "All you're doing is just playing catch and playing more catch and running... It's been kind of... boring."
And the words that describe the field conditions: "wet, nasty clumpy," said Matt's dad Brendan Skeffington.
But still, "they're a lot cleaner than they have been in previous years as far as getting them ready in time, it really hasn't been the park district that's been at fault. It's just been mother nature," he said.
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Maintenance crews have been working overtime to make fields playable.
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Mileage on My Dodge 2500
I have a 2004 1/2 Dodge 2500 with the HO Cummins and the six speed stick. I'm only getting about 14 mpg on the highway. Don't do jack rabbit starts and put the cruse control on at 65mph. Anyone out there have one I can compare mileage to? Dealer says everything is fine but I've heard they are getting up to 19 mpg on the highway. My old 93 got about 20mpg highway and 17 around town.
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Got a 2003 1500 full sized bed, small 6 with a stick and only 20 in flat country 55 mph and a tail wind. Problem as i see it is the 6000 lb exemption from emissions. My 79 C10 was rated 1000 load. The Dodge is rated 2485 net. Lot bigger heavier truck, the more iron you move thel ess the milage. The mgw is 6400 +
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Years ago the 2500 would have been considered 3/4 ton not 1/2.
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One of my inlaws has a 2004 3500 dodge 4wd duely with cummins turbo 6 speed std & he's getting 14 mpg with only3000 miles on it.
It's not even begun to break in yet.
If it's been broken I did it.
If its not broken wait till I touch it.
Mine has 5600 on it so it is no where near broken in. Maybe things will improve with age. I know I have! Good thing is it gets about 13 mpg pulling my 10,000 lb gooseneck horse trailer so there isn't much difference under load.
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I talked with my buddy and he is getting around 18.5 mpg with his '05. He is traveling 45 miles each way at 75mph and this is winter miles too. He said he gets around 19 in the summer.
He also said his 2002 ot 16mpg and his 1999 got 20 mpg. The difference between the 3 trucks was gear ratio. His '99 had 3,55 gears. The '02 had 4.10 gears and the '05 has 3.73. So maybe you should look into which gears set yours came with.
I work on Chevy's and fuel mileage on the Diesel engines are a major complaint. GM has put a much larger and more powerful engine in their light duty trucks which would explain for the complaints.
My neighbor which is a construction contractor has a fleet of mostly Dodge's and Ford's. I caught up to him last night and asked how they were on fuel. He said the later model trucks use a lot more fuel, but they were more powerful. He also told me he just bought a new truck with a gas engine. The reason he said , it's going to be mostly a run around truck for the foreman.
I have a friend that has the old style one ton five speed transmission Dodge truck with a Cummins in it. It has a 4.10 differential gear ratio and he always bragged about fuel mileage. I always laughed when he said 20 mph on the highway (empty). We went on a trip one time and he was pulling a 30 foot fifth wheel trailer unloaded and he was getting 16 mph.I never laughed at that Dodge again.
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My old 93 Dodge with the 5 speed stick and the Cummins did the same. About 20 on the road and never less than 15 pulling my 10,000 gooseneck trailer and I live in hilly country. That is why I was wondering about my new dodge. One advantage, it has a lot more power!
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Not a real comparison, but I have a 2001 Ram 1500 with a 360 and I get 12.5 MPG, doesn't make any difference if I'm going 10 or 100 MPH. But it does have the power when you want it.
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My 96 Dodge 2500 deisel got 20+ (one time I calucalted 23+, honest) on the highway running empty and about 17 on the interstate with a 20 ft gooseneck stock trailer. Traded her off for a 2004 F-3500 dually with a power stroke. Now get right at 18 on the interstate without trailer, 13-14 on the interstate with the same trailer.
Got a Cub and a good team of horses, nothing else I need or want except maybe another Cub and some more equipment!
My nephew has a 2500 thats about 6-8 yrs old, Cummins turbo, 4wd, and auto. I just used it for hauling wood this weekend, 15-17 mpg on a good day. Got 14 trailering the Cub home.
As I mentioned in my first post I took my truck in to the dealer because of the poor milage and they said they couldn't find anything wrong and that all the factory settings were correct. I took it on a 200 mile round trip yesterday and I got 17.5 mpg. Kind of funny that after the dealer looked at it I got the best milage so far! They must have prayed to the milage gods or something.
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Pleasanton Unified will receive $6786 per student in 2012/13
Dublin Unified will receive $6979 per student
San Ramon Valley Unified will receive $6,018 per student
That is a huge difference per student.
If Pleasanton received as much as Dublin we would have an additional $2.8M.
If San Ramon received as much as Dublin, they would have an additional $28M.
What I do not understand from the report is that Pleasanton will go from 6,786 per student now and then to 9,689 per student in 2020. That is a huge increase and don't see how there will be enough money for that, especially with the increase cost of the school pensions that has to be paid for.
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Meeting that goal is next to impossible without a cataclysmic raise in taxes. This is the tsunami I've been warning us about. It has nothing to do with home values or tax revenues but everything to do with exorbitant salaries and pensions for public workers, including teachers, whose educations, frankly, do not warrant it. Even if they did, we still be caught in a poorly designed life raft with no paddles as an ever steepening wave of debt crashes above us. Don't believe what they tell you about increasing home values; and the market is notoriously unstable. It's all about overpaying our teachers.
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I like old and reliable Arnold... Do you do events? I am sure you are a blast at parties. How many more tsunami posts until you get the platinum tea party pin?
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WASHINGTON — Most women have an understandable aversion to getting into unfamiliar vehicles. Which explains why Donna Hundley has watched as people circle her business – once, twice, three times – as they decide whether to stop and step inside. Some have snapped pictures.
"I will stand outside and wave people in and they still pull up and say, 'Uhhhh, can I come in?'" she said.
Hundley owns Curvy Chix Chariot, a gray fashion truck with sparkling red letters and a chalkboard bumper that often reads, "Come see what's inside." Her truck, specializing in clothes for plus-size women, is one of the mobile fashion retailers – the sartorial cousins to food trucks – that have taken to Washington-area streets over the past year and a half.
At last count, a dozen fashion trucks were rolling around the Washington area, including a former FedEx carrier, a onetime church van and an old delivery truck for vending machine refills. "When I was cleaning it out, I found $23 in change," Hundley said of the first small return on her $2,200 truck investment.
The Dear Hearts Boutique on Foster Street in Durham, operated by Donna Orr and Stella Wingfield, started out as a mobile boutique operating out of a vintage Shasta travel trailer.
Will there be a point when the fashionista descendants of food trucks are as commonplace as the banh mi and bibimbap sellers?
Keeping the day job
Most of the local sellers are more like do-it-yourselfers. Nearly all have kept their full-time jobs, and most struggle with everything from convoluted regulations to harsh weather.
Georgette Littlejohn, who runs the G Truck (new and vintage "fashion that hits the spot"), still works nights as a police officer in the District. Over at the Thread Truck (bohemian styles for less than $75), co-owner Brooke Jordan spends most of her day as an executive recruiter, while business partner Stacey Kane has kept her job as "global director of buzz" – that's her real title – for a large restaurant company.
Most opened their shops on a whim. Myss Stephens, who owns the Glamourholic Curbside Fashion Truck, full of accessories and jewelry, was saving up to buy a Porsche convertible when she came across New York's "tricked out" StyleLine fashion truck. Instead of a Boxster, Stephens plunked down less than $5,000 and bought a van once owned by a school system.
For these women – and all of the proprietors thus far have been women – trucks are a way to dip a toe into the business world. There is some overhead: Truckers have to buy commercial auto insurance on top of standard business liability insurance, and it costs between $100 and $200 to fill the gas tank every week. But it's still a fairly cost-effective way to sell clothes, even if it's not exactly what some had in mind.
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The rules are complicated, and Sharlia Lee, who owns Street Boutique – a former Washington Post delivery truck now selling ear cuffs and fashion harnesses – recently started the D.C. Fashion Truck Association and enlisted the libertarian small business advocates at the Institute for Justice to help.
They found that Arlington, Va., is fairly hands-off for mobile retail vendors, while Prince George's County, Md., makes it nearly impossible to sell anything except ice cream out of trucks on public land. And the District Department of Transportation is in no rush to amend regulations they just made for food trucks, which bar streetside sales from vehicles larger than 18 feet. Most fashion trucks are larger than 20. One alternative is festivals, although those can be competitive to get into and often charge hefty entry fees.
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One fashion trucker seems to have avoided the common problems. Shelley Sarmiento bought a 16-foot bread truck a year and a half ago to keep her inventory manageable, which coincidentally allowed her to bypass the regulatory headaches of longer trucks. She laid down a wood floor and lined the ceiling with crown molding. Two strips of track lighting spotlight seven rods of eclectically patterned blouses, pants, dresses, purses and skirts, six shelves of on-trend sweaters and jeans, and a framed sheet of chicken wire displaying brightly colored jewelry. Almost everything is in the $19 to $79 range. In one corner, a small dressing room is cordoned off by a yellow curtain, and on the front seat, a generator powers the lights, outlets and, when necessary, air conditioning or heat.
Looking at Sarmiento's business model for Little White Fashion Truck, it's not hard to imagine an era where the clothes come to you, the boutiques are sideswiped, and no more than a dozen people can shop at once. Sarmiento has had success in the fashion industry before. She once owned the clothing chain White House Black Market, which she and her then-husband sold to Chico's FAS in 2003.
She's approaching her business with industry knowledge, and she's now up to four trucks and three part-time employees. She also uses an old landscaping truck as a pop-up shop she can park at festivals, such as Bonnaroo and Firefly, for days at a time. On an average warm weather weekend, Sarmiento says she brings in about $5,000 per truck, and replenishes the 500 hangers of inventory every two to three weeks.
On a recent Saturday, she was parked in a gravel lot outside Gypsy Faire in Lothian, Md., a monthly vintage furniture emporium. Business was booming. A steady stream of customers, who were there to spend money anyway, didn't seem put off by the sight of a boutique on wheels.
"I'm supposed to be buying horse feed," admitted Kim Gomoljak as she browsed, "but this is so much more fun." She was driving by when she noticed the Little White Fashion Truck in the lot.
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Why does a fashion truck make a driver pull over in one part of Maryland and invite confusion in another? Consistency has been key for Sarmiento. People recognize her truck now, making them more inclined to peek inside.
A number of the other entrepreneurs hope are hoping to do the same by teaming up with the Rosslyn Business Improvement District for Fashion Truck Fridays. With a bunch of mobile businesses in one place, they might look less like novelties worth photographing and more like shops worth visiting.
It worked for food trucks, after all.
"Think about the history," Hundley said. "It used to be that the only food truck was the hot dog stand on the corner, and I'm not eating from that thing. And now look at them."


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One-of-a-kind properties sometimes take a little while to sell. The underground house at 3970 Spencer St. in Las Vegas still hasn't found a buyer — even though the bank that now owns the home has marked the price down from $8 million to $1.7 million, reports the Las Vegas View ("Underground home was built as Cold War-era hideaway," by F. Andrew Taylor).
"Girard 'Jerry' B. Henderson, who had the home built in 1978, planned to wait out the end of the world inside the structure. Now it's on the market for $1.7 million, which includes the two-bedroom underground house, the one-bedroom underground guest house, the two-bedroom, two-story caretaker's house, a four-car garage and more than 1 acre of surface property."
After getting rich from investments in cosmetics, aerospace, and television, Henderson founded Underground World Homes, and sponsored a 1964 New York World's fair exhibit called "Why Live Underground" — inspired, the View reports, "by Henderson's belief that the Cold War would not end as it did — with a David Hasselhoff concert and Mikhail Gorbachev tearing down that wall — but with the last remnants of humanity hunkered down in underground bunkers."
If hunkering down is your preferred lifestyle, the former Henderson home will suit you to a T. "Rather than building a shelter to duck into when the air raid sirens blew, the Hendersons lived underground full time," the paper reports. "There is plenty of storage space and shelving so the couple could hole up for a year or more if they had to."
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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are in the market for a wide receiver after allowing Antonio Bryant to walk via free agency. The search for competition and depth at that position led the Bucs to Buffalo, where the team took a closer look at former Syracuse WR Mike Williams.
Former Syracuse wide receiver Mike Williams had a strong workout today at the Thurman Thomas sports academy in Buffalo for several NFL teams, a showing expected to boost his draft stock.
One NFL scout described Williams' performance as "amazing," per a league source.
The 6-foot-2, 212-pounder ran the 40-yard dash in 4.53 seconds, also turning in a 4.17 short shuttle and a 6.74 three-cone drill.
Per our source, Williams recorded a 36 1/2 inch vertical leap, a 9-10 broad jump and an 11.63 60-yard shuttle.
Baltimore Ravens wide receivers coach Jim Hostler ran the route-running drills.
Among the other teams that attended the workout: the Green Bay Packers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Buffalo Bills, Cleveland Browns and the San Diego Chargers.Source: NationalFootballPost.com - Aaron Wilson
PewterReport.com's Take: Williams was an impressive receiver at Syracuse, hauling in 133 passes for 2,044 yards and 20 touchdwons. However, Williams stunned a lot of people when he quit the Syracuse football team midway through the 2009 season. That's a red flag NFL teams are taking a closer look at this offseason. While talented, Williams' commitment to football is now in question. Still, Williams is a player that could be worth taking a chance on after the first two rounds of the draft, but he could be drafted sooner after his impressive workout on Monday.


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Major contact lens manufacturers are setting price minimums for some of their products, which critics say will eliminate consumers' ability to find discounted lenses.
This post comes from Krystal Steinmetz at partner site Money Talks News.
Shopping around to find a good deal on contact lenses is a thing of the past, for some lenses anyway.
Three of the top four contact manufacturers have set price minimums for some of their lenses, a controversial move that prevents discounts for consumers.
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We've noticed that three of the top four companies -- Alcon (aka CIBA), Bausch & Lomb, and Johnson & Johnson -- have already adopted resale-price maintenance policies for some of their products. And the fourth, CooperVision, might not be far behind. The four account for 97 percent of all contact lenses sold in the United States.
The Senate Judiciary Committee's antitrust panel recently met to discuss whether the contact manufacturers' new pricing methods amount to anti-competitive behavior.
"The only winners with this pricing strategy are manufacturers, high-priced retailers, and doctors, who would no longer have to compete with discounters," CR said.
Here are 10 scenarios where it's best to keep your credit cards tucked away.
This post comes from Allison Martin at partner site Money Talks News.
Many credit cards offer a slew of incentives to consumers to use them -- cash back and other rewards -- and many protect the cardholder with zero liability in case of fraud. But credit cards are not always your best form of payment, and it sometimes may be in your better interest to keep them tucked away.
Here are 10 purchases you should probably avoid making with your magic plastic:
1. Household bills
There can be a major problem with this approach for many people: If you are already cutting it close for the month, you may be tempted to take care of the utility, cellphone or cable bill, just to name a few, with the card. But if you're not paying off your full balance each month, the interest you'll be charged will make those monthly bills even more expensive.
If you are indeed responsible with your credit cards and are attempting to rack up rewards, this should be done at your discretion, but only if you have cash on hand to fully cover the transactions each month.
2. Cars
Car dealers often don't allow this, or may limit the amount of the purchase price you can put on your credit card. The 1 to 3 percent fee from the card company to process the transaction will cut into their profit.
You want your hair to look healthy and also shaped in a way that flatters your face. But that doesn't mean you have to spend big bucks.
This post comes from Allison Martin at partner site Money Talks News.
Unless you desire waist-long tresses, you'll eventually need a haircut.
For some, this could mean spending anywhere from a handful dollars to more than $100, depending on the stylist and where you live. But you don't have to break the bank to maintain the appearance of your mane. In fact, there are many ways to remain stylish on a budget.
It's the dog days of summer and you're running around in flip-flops and t-shirts -- the perfect time to prepare for cold weather.
Scoring deals and saving money can be some of the best parts about shopping. Summer is a great time to shop, because retailers know that consumers are using their money for vacations, retreats and weekend activities. Combine that with tons of end-of-season leftovers, and it can really be the perfect time to hit the stores.
It doesn't matter if you are shopping at thrift shops, websites with super deals and free shipping, or just taking advantage of the seasonal sales. If you are looking for deals, you will definitely find them -- you just have to know what to shop for. Don't let the heat keep you from stocking up on winter goods.
Buying used
If you are shopping for kids, remember some things are OK (and even best) bought used. A winter coat can be one of those things. Since kids can grow quickly, a coat may last only one season. This means a used coat can be almost like new. It also means you might be buying a new coat again next year so you likely don't want to spend too much. Knowing kids grow so quickly can make buying a winter coat now a little trickier. It's a good idea to err on the side of caution -- going too big rather than too small.
You don't have to empty out your bank account to buy organic groceries.
Plenty of people will tell you how important eating properly can be and how organic foods will positively impact your health and life.
Understanding organic is a great place to start. Organic fruits, vegetables and grains are grown without conventional pesticides or synthetic fertilizers, while organic meat and dairy products are cultivated without antibiotics or growth hormones. After shopping around the grocery store, you may find that the cost of an organic lifestyle is intimidating.
If you are willing to do some research, along with some creative shopping and cooking, it is possible to experience the health benefits of organic foods without breaking the bank. Here are some tips for eating well and spending wisely.
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Going to your usual grocery store and stocking up on only the organic products may not be the best way to go organic. It's a good idea to try some lower-end stores or budget chains that offer green brands for less. Investigate some organic associations and organizations in your community by typing the name of your state and "organic" into a search engine -- farmers' markets and other great options may reveal themselves. Consider checking over and re-working your food budget. If you want to prioritize eating organic, you may have to cut back in other ways -- such as trying a meatless Monday or dining out less. Then use that savings toward buying the organic foods.
A former underdog nabs the top spot.
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Better pick your airline carefully, or you'll be at a higher risk of getting bumped off flights, losing your luggage or having your flights delayed or canceled, a new survey reveals.
According to a report released Thursday by AirfareWatchdog.com, some domestic airlines perform better than others when it comes to canceled flights, on-time arrivals, mishandled bags, denied boardings, and customer satisfaction. This year Delta, which typically ends up toward the bottom of the performance list, ranked No. 1 in overall performance, thanks to more on-time arrivals, fewer canceled flights and mishandled bags and better customer service. "Delta is this year's unsung hero," the report revealed. It was followed by Virgin America, Alaska Airlines, JetBlue, and Frontier, in that order.
On the not-so-good side of this list are Southwest, Airtran (now part of Southwest), American, US Airways (now part of American Airlines), and United, which ranked dead last.
United's abysmal ranking may be due to the fact that it had the highest number of boarding denials (nearly 246 per one million passengers, compared with just 3.58 per one million for JetBlue, which ranked highest in this category) of all the airlines examined as well as the lowest overall customer satisfaction score (it ranked 60 out of 100, compared with 79 out of 100 for JetBlue, which had the best customer satisfaction score).
Teens' top priority for back-to-school tech spending isn't necessarily related to enhancing their educational experience.
This post comes from Krystal Steinmetz at partner site Money Talks News.
With summer vacation winding down, back-to-school shopping is in full swing. Are you and your teen on the same page about how your hard-earned money will be spent?
Maybe not. According to a new survey done for Ebates.com, a coupon and cash-back site, parents and their teenage children don't always agree on priorities for back-to-school spending, particularly when it comes to tech.
Here's the teens' list of back-to-school tech must-haves, from the survey:
- Headphones, mentioned by 52 percent.
- Smartphone, 43 percent.
- Laptop, 36 percent.
- Apps, 26 percent.
- Tablet, 24 percent.
Now, let's compare that with what the parents said:
- Laptop, mentioned by 33 percent.
- Headphones, 29 percent.
- Tablet, 29 percent.
- Smartphone, 20 percent.
- Apps, 17 percent.
Luckily, all agree that traditional items like notebooks, pens and pencils should be a priority. Ebates said:
Hit with a surprise fee on your credit card or bank statement? You might be able to talk them into dropping it.
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As you're examining the latest wave of transactions on your bank or credit card statement, you notice an unfamiliar fee. Should you just bite the bullet and not contest it, or should you ask your financial institution to have it removed?
The latter is the better choice. In fact, a survey conducted last year by Credit.com found that 44 percent of respondents were successful in getting a bank or credit card fee reversed because they asked or complained.
To help you should you find a fee on your statement, we've compiled some ways to boost your chances of getting those wallet-draining fees refunded to you.
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Updated 11:00am Friday 28th February 2014 in News
NEXT week's Full Council meeting is shaping up to be an interesting event with no fewer than 20 motions of no confidence in three council officials.
Fourteen Notices of Motion relating to the council having 'no confidence' in chief executive Bryn Parry-Jones have been submitted by opposition councillors including Cllrs Bob Kilmister, Pat Davies, Jacob Williams, Viv Stoddart and David Bryan.
The notices have been submitted after a previous attempt to debate the possible suspension of Mr Parry-Jones while controversial pension arrangements are investigated by Gloucestershire police was curtailed at a recent extraordinary meeting.
There are also five Notices of Motion referring to 'no confidence' in Pembrokeshire County Council's monitoring officer Laurence Harding following his involvement in passing newspaper articles in which some councillors had criticised the chief executive to an authority QC.
Cllr Mike Stoddart has also submitted a notice of no confidence in cabinet member for economy, tourism and communities Cllr David Pugh.
At the meeting on Thursday, March 6, which is open to the public, a number of questions will also be put to the ruling IPG group relating to the cost of legal advice provided by Timothy Kerr QC, whether any costs can be attributed to supporting the higher earner new pension arrangements and who put the discussion of pension arrangements on the agenda when it was discussed in September 2011?
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Dixit Dominus HWV 232 composed by George Frideric Handel (1685-1759). Edited by Hans Joachim Marx. For soprano voice solo, alto voice solo, tenor voice solo, bass voice solo, SSATB choir , violin (2), viola (2), cello, basso continuo (cello, double bass, organ). This edition: Paperback, Urtext edition. Replaces BA 4002. Psalm 109. Score. Language: Latin. HWV 232. 88 pages. Duration 40 minutes. Published by Baerenreiter Verlag (BA.BA10704).
ISBN 9790006526376. With Language: Latin. 31 x 24.3 cm inches.
Handel wrote the famous Dixit Dominus with the text of Psalm 109 during his time in Italy in c. 1707. Although he was only 22 years old, the work already demonstrates his wide spectrum of compositional abilities which are later fully realized in his operas and oratorios. Central to this work are the six choral movements, which - with their polyphonic structure - are closely related to German choral music of the 17th century.This newly revised Urtext performing edition offers a thorough revision of this frequently-performed work and meets all the requisites of a scholarly-critical edition. Former readings in the old edition regarding a small number of pitches, but mostly basso continuo figures and the underlying text have now been able to be amended on the basis of the new findings. In the new edition the work appears in nine movements - no longer eight - which reflects the composer's intentions.This revised edition replaces BA 4002; the new performance material is not compatible with the old one.
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TheState Board of Higher Education named Dr. Steven Shirley as the next presidentof Minot State University.
Shirleycurrently serves as the president of Valley City State University, a campus ofmore than 1,300 students and 190 faculty members.
The board met Thursday on campus to interview the threefinalists, but when it was all said and done, Shirley's knowledge of North Dakota's cultureand understanding of the university system ultimately separated him from therest of the candidates.
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Annie Baker landed on several year-end Top 10 lists with her 2010 play Circle Mirror Transformation. But before that, her Drama Desk-nominated 2009 play Body Awareness marked her as a young playwright to watch.
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Director Michael Leeds gets fine, rich performances from Janet Weakley and Merry Jo Cortada as Joyce and Phyllis, a lesbian couple in a small Vermont college town; Clay Cartland as Joyce's smart, testy son Jared; and David R. Gordon as Frank, a visiting photographer whose images of nude women and girls are being displayed during the college's Body Awareness Week.
Phyllis (Cortada), a psychologist, is in charge of the event, and she and Joyce have invited Frank to stay in their cozy home (the work of set designer Michael McClain). So it strains credulity when feminist Phyllis goes ballistic after she discovers the nature of Frank's photographs. Really, she didn't know?
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We are writing to thank you from the deep and overflowing well of our hearts for your recent mention of The New York Observer in one of your artworks! As you and we well know, Mr. Powhida, all publicity is good publicity. Or is that, No publicity is bad publicity? Anyhow, imagine our surprise when we visited your show at Postmasters and heard how you singled out our columnist Adam Lindemann for praise?!!?!!?! It brought a tear to the eye, a lump to the throat. We very nearly wept into our cafe latte. Read More


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The city of Nashville will officially kickoff the holiday season on Friday, December 7 with the 60th Annual Piedmont Natural Gas Nashville Christmas Parade.
This year's night of festivities will begin at 6:30 p.m. with the lighting of the city's Christmas tree in Public Square Plaza in Downtown Nashville. Mayor Karl Dean will be joined by executives from Piedmont Natural Gas for the ceremony, which will be immediately followed with fireworks. The parade begins at 7 p.m. on Woodland Street Bridge at Public Square and travels down 2nd Avenue and up Broadway to 9th Avenue.
"The Piedmont Natural Gas Nashville Christmas Parade is one of Nashville's great holiday traditions," said Nashville Mayor Karl Dean. "Not only does it help jumpstart the holiday season in Music City, but it draws thousands of people to our great downtown area and helps them enjoy all this wonderful city has to offer."
The theme of this year's parade is "A Christmas Salute," and it pays tribute to, not just the military, but everyone who serves their friends and neighbors for the greater good of our community.
"It's very appropriate that we salute our nation's heroes who fight for freedom across the globe and defend us here at home," said Stephen Francescon, Community Relations Manager, Tennessee, Piedmont Natural Gas. "But we also want to salute our police officers, firefighters and any public servant who sacrifices their time, resources and sometimes their lives to make our community the great place it is."
All proceeds from the parade will benefit Piedmont's Share the Warmth program, which assists local low-income families who need help paying energy bills at any point during the year, regardless of their energy source. Since 2003, Piedmont Natural Gas and its customers, along with the Piedmont Natural Gas Foundation, have donated more than $1.5 million to Share the Warmth energy assistance funds.
To stay up to date on parade happenings and announcements, visit the Nashville Christmas Parade Facebook page at www.facebook.com/nashvillechristmasparade. Additional information on how to participate in this year's parade is also available at www.nashvillechristmasparade.com.
About Piedmont Natural Gas
Piedmont Natural Gas is an energy services company primarily engaged in the distribution of natural gas to more than one million residential, commercial and industrial utility customers in North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee, including 53,000 customers served by municipalities who are wholesale customers. Our subsidiaries are invested in joint venture, energy-related businesses, including unregulated retail natural gas marketing, interstate natural gas storage and intrastate natural gas transportation. More information about Piedmont Natural Gas is available at www.piedmontng.com.
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The Associated Press
The father of the two Boston bombing suspects says he will travel from Russia to the United States this week to seek "justice and the truth.''
Anzor Tsarnaev told The Associated Press that he has "lots of questions for the police'' and he wants "to clear up many things.''
In the interview on Sunday he said only that he planned to go in several days, but the suspects' mother, Zubeidat Tsarnaeva, told journalists on Monday that the father plans to fly to the U.S. on Wednesday. She said the family would try to bring the body of their elder son back to Russia.
Tamerlan Tsarnaev was killed in a gun battle with police. His 19-year-old brother Dzhokhar was later captured alive but badly wounded.
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Established in 1923 by the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, Amalgamated Bank continues the progressive traditions of its founders as the only majority owned union bank in the United States. Chartered by New York State, Amalgamated Bank is an FDIC insured commercial bank with over $3.5 billion in assets. The Bank's corporate divisions also include Commercial Banking and Real Estate Finance. Through its Investment Management Division, the Bank is also one of the leading providers of investment and trust services to Taft-Hartley plans in the United States.
In addition, Amalgamated Bank has 24 retail branches including 20 in New York City as well as branches in: Las Vegas, Nevada; Lyndhurst, New Jersey; Pasadena, California and Washington, D.C.


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Alice Cooper's Rock Album "Nightmare" Dreams to Bow on Broadway
By Michael Gioia
Rock singer and songwriter Alice Cooper, who recently concluded a tour with heavy metal singer Marilyn Manson and is continuing to tour the globe with his "Raise the Dead" show, plans to combine his "Nightmare" albums for a Broadway show, according to the Oakland Press.
The singer, who originally planned to perform his 1975 concept album "Welcome to My Nightmare" and his 2011 sequel "Welcome 2 My Nightmare" in concert, is now envisioning the project as a Broadway show.
"['Welcome 2'] went to [No. 22 on the charts, and] it wasn't enough to merit doing an entire show around it. But we still do four or five songs from it," Cooper told the Oakland Press. "I think if we ever take Alice Cooper to Broadway, it would just be called Nightmare. 'Welcome to My Nightmare' would be the first half and 'Welcome 2' would be the second half. That would work. That idea's always out there; you just have to wait until a producer comes long and says, 'I love that idea.' I think maybe a little more time needs to go by before 'Nightmare' becomes sort of an American classic… Then we'll have that validity to go and do the [Broadway] show."
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AFC Wimbledon boss Ardley admits: "We were drivel"
10:46am Monday 13th January 2014 in Sport By Tim Ashton, Sports Editor
AFC Wimbledon boss Neal Ardley did not pull his punches after a "lethargic" display at the Cherry Red Records stadium ended in a 2-0 defeat to relegation threatened Torquay United.
The Dons have not won at home since the middle of November, garnering only three points in five games.
Life will get no easier either, as the Dons go to League Two leaders Scunthorpe this weekend.
Torquay, who have recently replaced their manager remained in the dropzone despite their win.
Ardley said: "It was drivel from us and they had the new manager bounce.
"You can only worry about your own performance levels and I'm at a loss to why we were like that.
"We were tired after the Christmas period, and we freshened them up, but we didn't really warm up very well, which was a concern, and we warned them about them playing a high tempo to impress the new manager."
He added: "But we played the most lethargic first half I have ever seen, and when you play with 10 players who don't turn up, then it's very hard to win a football game."
Not this time: New boy Charlie Wyke could not find a way past the Torquay United defence
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TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) -- A person familiar with Peyton Manning's location says the superstar free agent has arrived in Arizona for meetings with the Cardinals.
The Arizona Republic was the first to report that the four-time MVP quarterback arrived in the desert Saturday night.
The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the situation.
Manning is expected to meet with Cardinals coaches and team officials on Sunday.
He met with Denver Broncos on Friday night at the team's headquarters. After Arizona, Manning reportedly is going to Florida to meet with the Miami Dolphins.


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Genealogy Beginners
Supplies you will need.
Two three ring binders, a small notebook such as a steno pad, several black ink pens, several sharp pencils, and a supply of Family Group Sheets and Four Generation Pedigree Charts. The staff at the Information Desk can provide you with one copy from which you can make additional copies. Always write your name, phone number and address on each notebook.
Start with yourself and work backward in time.
Using the Four Generation Pedigree Chart begin with yourself and fill in as much information as possible. Interview family members and examine all documents such as family Bibles, wills, property deeds, photographs, letters, birth certificates and military discharge papers. Never start with a supposed ancestor and work forward.
Read one or more basic guides to genealogical research.
Some that we have in our collection are:
Unpuzzling Your Past: A Basic Guide to Genealogy by Emily Anne Croom (929.1 Gr88)
First Steps in Genealogy by Desmond Walls Allen (929 Al5)
Walking Through Your Past by Genealogy Society of Craighead County (929.3 Ge28)
Attend basic workshop.
Sign up for one of the basic genealogy workshops at the library, sponsored by the Genealogy Society of Craighead County. The charge for the workshops will vary.
Use the library resources.
Use the library's online catalog to search for material located in the library or at the branches. Genealogy Databases offer a wide range of information including census records from around the country. Patrons must have a library card to access the databases.
Always try to find primary sources.
Indexers, authors and abstracters inevitably make mistakes. Whenever possible, look at original wills, deeds, birth certificates and other documents, or copies of them on microfilm.
Read documents with caution.
You will see old-fashioned terminology, handwriting, spelling and grammar. There are tools to help you decipher old documents.
Beware the common pitfalls of research.
Think of ways your surname could be misspelled, then search under those spellings. Remember that boundaries and names of counties sometimes change. In recalling where they lived years ago, relatives may name the nearest big city rather than the actual locale, or say the name of the county seat when they mean to name the county. Study the ways various documents are organized before you try to use them.
Keep careful records.
Whenever possible, make photocopies of documents. Always record titles and dates of your sources.
Expect to visit many libraries and archives and to use many types of tools.
No single collection will hold every document that you need. Likewise, no single source will answer all your questions. You will eventually use most of the tools of the genealogist: census records, deeds, county histories, wills, death certificates, etc.
Please keep in mind that the library staff members are not genealogists. They can help you locate the published materials in the library, or suggest other sources, but they cannot do the research for you. If you need further assistance the library staff can refer you to a professional genealogist who will help you for a fee.


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CATEGORIES Movies, News/Reactions, HorrorWhen the red-band trailer for Legion appeared online, the responses ranged from "What the hell?" to "How can angels go bad?" to "I don't like the look of that at all." All the footage is very dark, demonic, and confusing and we have to wait until January 2010 to figure out why all hell (or heaven) seems to be breaking loose.
But guess what! You don't have to wait that long if you're insanely curious about it. IDW Publishing announced that Scott Stewart and Tom Waltz have penned a four issue miniseries that will serve as a prequel to Stewart's upcoming holy war. Legion: Prophets will introduce you to the Theologians, the Guardian, the Codebreaker and the Voice, five very different and unlikely individuals who become humanity's only hope in surviving the Apocalypse. (Here we thought it all rested on the well-built shoulders of the ex-angelic Paul Bettany.) "There were a lot of cool and scary characters and situations that I wasn't able to include in the main narrative of the movie, so I'm very excited to be able to expand the Legion universe beyond the film and explore those other stories through the comic book series," says Stewart.
Legion: Prophets hits comic store shelves in November, just in time for the holidays and to make you look a little askance at the angels glittering on every holiday decoration. If you're still into the movie after reading the paper prequel, Legion comes to the big screen on January 22, 2010.
[via io9]