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Copley Square area In the heart of The South End in Boston
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 4
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$ 700 - $ 1,550 / week
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The one bedroom apartment with all new furnishings is located in a
brownstone on Tremont Street also know as restaurant row. From this
apartment you can easily walk to the best that Boston has to offer.
Just minutes to the Hynes convention Center, Newbury Street, Copley
Place, copley square, prudential center,back bay and much more. The apartment features hardwood floors, queen
size bed in the bedroom, a pull out queen sleeper sofa in the
living room, sunny
exposures, fully applianced kitchen with dishwasher, microwave and
fully stocked, flat TV with DVD, air conditioning and
much more. In the building is a washer/dryer but also just next door
is a laundromat where you can drop of your laundry in the morning
and pick it up later that day. There is a dining table that opens
to seat 4 people.
Located on Tremont Street in the heart of the South End! Stroll to
numerous fine and casual restaurants from the apartment. A large
grocery store is just a 10 minute walk away while within a couple
blocks you have many small convenience stores. Also there is a
Starbucks just 2 blocks away for your morning coffee!
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apartment rental amenities
Fully equiped kitchen
Hardwood Floors
Iron and ironing board
Washer/Dryer in building, although you can drop of laundry next door!
Air conditioning
Flat panel TV with DVD
Stereo(can plug in IPOD)
pull out queen size sofa/bed
Queen size bed in the bedroom.
high speed wireless internet service provided
can also provide a twin size blow up mattress
or porta crib
vacation rental rates
From $700.00 to $1,400.00 per week higher for holidays
from may 1 till november 1 weekly rates go $1,200 to $1,550.00
Weekends at $350.00 and up
And could be available long term(1-3 months) during the winter for $2,800.00 per month
these rates are total(including all cleaning and taxes)
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I have a 1940 A and need a carburator kit. I am having trouble finding a complete kit. Outer number is 52499DA and inner number is 9167A. Any help will appreciated. RT
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I don't know what the second number is, but 52499DA is the standard gasoline carb for an A made by Zenith (Zenith number 0-9752). Anyone that has carb kits for anything should have or be able to get it. It may depend on how complete you are looking for.
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How would I go about asking for this? Is that a zenith number? Who do you reccomend? RT
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Just say you need a kit for a Farmall A with the Zenith carburetor. You can probably get it from a local auto parts store. For one, TISCO makes a kit. Any TISCO dealer, which probably includes most tractor dealers, can get one. Places like Tractor Supply, Fleet and Farm etc. probably have it in stock. A Case-IH dealer can probably get a Case-IH branded kit but it may cost a lot more than a TISCO.
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Charged £20 a year to walk bins through garden gate
There's been outrage from people living in a Leicestershire town after being told they'll have to pay to use their back garden gate.
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Bruce Purkey knows where the electrons go. And, as president of Purkey's Fleet Electric and his many activities in the Technology & Maintenance Council of the American Trucking Associations, he's well aware that some of them flow to batteries that support the electric-over-hydraulic systems for liftgates on trucks and trailers. Usually there are two and as many as four Group 31 batteries, like the ones on a truck or tractor.
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Clarification: Israel-Palestinians story
JERUSALEM (AP) - In a story Dec. 31, The Associated Press reported that Israel dropped a 5 1/2-year-old ban that prevented construction materials from entering the Gaza Strip. The story should have made clear that the ban applied to Gaza's private sector. Under the closure, imposed following the Hamas militant group's takeover of Gaza in June 2007, Israel allowed small amounts of construction goods into Gaza for humanitarian projects. In 2010 it began allowing such materials for projects under the auspices of the United Nations. Monday's announcement by Israel, part of a cease-fire deal reached with Hamas in November, further eases the ban by allowing private businesses to ship in building materials.
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PEORIA Ill -- Aside from the intense basketball action that the Peoria Civic Center brings every year.
Another part has become quite famous, attracting basketball players and fanatics every March.
"It's a great experience that the City of Peoria does," said Dunlap resident, Tim Ward. "It's available to us, and it is nice we can come out and do it as a family and be together."
The IHSA Experience has dozens of activities to choose from each year.
For Ward and his daughter, Erin they try to make it a point every year to get in on the March Madness.
To make sure they did not miss a thing, they came out on the final day of the experience to hoop it up "in the dark".
"It was a really fun game. It was a night basketball game where you had to partner up and dribble around in the dark," said Ward. "Then you pass it off to your teammate, and hopefully they score."
"We've been doing a bunch of the competitions," said Erin Ward. "They are really fun. It's really cool because you can learn how different people play and different skills and stuff."
However, that family atmosphere at the experience wouldn't be possible if it was not for the ELITE Youth Program, which helps manage the event.
"On occasions you have to ask somebody to leave because they are not doing what is required to stay inside, but we haven't had any problems," said ELITE compliance officer, Tony Jenkins. "There has been no arrests since we've been here. There has been a family atmosphere. We have given a sense of family back to the families, where at some point they may have thought they were losing it."
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Gregg Popovich and the San Antonio Spurs endured two crushing defeats after being 30 seconds away from an NBA Title in Game 6 but he couldn't be prouder of his team.
"What they accomplished this year is something nobody would have expected." Popovich said as he fielded questions after the conclusion of the NBA Finals.
The Spurs finished the season with the second-best record in the Western Conference, advanced to the NBA Finals, and pushed the defending champion Miami Heat to seven games. "I couldn't be more proud of them." Popovich told media as he reminisced on the season.
SB Nation's Paul Flannery asked Popovich if he could elaborate on calling Game 7 "torture", and if he could appreciate the high-level of basketball displayed by both teams now that the series was over.
"It was a great series. In all honesty even in defeat I'm starting to enjoy what our group accomplished already when I look back. You need to do that when you put it in perspective. Its no fun to lose, but we lost to a better team. You can live with that if you gave it our best, and we did." Popovich responded.
Popovich was clear that his team did not play their best game, but appreciated their approach and effort. "I expect nothing less and that's what I got."
What did Popovich tell his team when they regrouped in the locker room? "Told em I loved 'em."
This could be the last run for the Spurs' trio of Tim Duncan, Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili as Ginobili is an unrestricted free agent next season. When asked if this could have been their last run and what the future may hold, Popovich wasn't ready to look ahead. His message was clear post-game, he was proud of what his team accomplished, and his answer regrading the future echoed that same sentiment.
"I'm gonna go get a meal. I'm gonna enjoy what they accomplished this season."
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36-Hour Giving Challenge raises local awareness
Date: February 28, 2013
by: Nick Friedman | Community Editor
The Community Foundation of Sarasota County, in partnership with the Patterson Foundation, the Gulf Coast Community Foundation and four other supporters, are once again hosting the 36-Hour Giving Challenge, with the goal of raising money for local nonprofits.
The donation challenge was created last year, to provide an accessible fundraising campaign that would increase awareness for local nonprofits and allow donors to be more informed.
In its first year, the campaign exceeded its $1 million goal, raising $2.4 million to benefit more than 100 participating non-profit organizations. This year, the donation challenge returns with more supporting foundations, more participating nonprofits and added opportunities to raise money.
"I think the community as whole was very proud of last year's success," says Susie Bowie, director of The Giving Partner. "I've never seen that level of fundraising in a community of our size, in such short period of time. I think there was a lot of pride in that."
From 7 a.m. Tuesday, March 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, March 6, donors will have the opportunity to read each nonprofit's online profile and donate via the online donation tool, called The Giving Partner.
The Patterson Foundation is offering a 1:1 match for new and increased donations of up to $1,000 per donor, up to $430,000. An additional $215,000 in support from the Gulf Coast, Manatee and Charlotte community foundations, as well as the William G. and Marie Selby Foundation, will be awarded as grants to benefit nonprofits with the best overall campaign; the best partnership with a local business; best partnership with a fellow nonprofit; and highest number of total donors.
Bowie hopes to build on the success of last year and continue to increase awareness for Sarasota's non-profit organizations.
"We live in a very generous community," says Bowie. "Our goal is to make the community stronger and more aware of the nonprofits that do such incredible work."
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A special issue of Pharmaceuticals (ISSN 1424-8247).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 December 2009)
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Inter-individual variation in drug response is a major hurdle to successful disease management. Some patients will respond well to the introduction of a new medication, others will achieve little or no benefit, some will get worse, many will not tolerate the new drug and an unfortunate few may experience a severe adverse reaction. This uncertainty about the outcome of treatment is a reflection of the empiricism which remains in modern medicine and which has significant social and economic consequences. The concept of personalized medicine is one in which biological information about an individual is used to optimise the diagnosis and management of their disease. It holds promise for the rational use of therapy and the avoidance of poor and potentially life-threatening outcomes. After many years of wishful predictions, we now stand on the cusp of an era of personalized medicine, with applications already emerging in several areas of clinical care and others expected to bear fruit in due course. This is in part due to the success of the Human Genome Project, an improved understanding of human biology, and the widening availability of technologies to support systems biology research. This special issue of Pharmaceuticals will highlight ongoing investigations and recent developments in the pursuit of personalized medicine in several key therapeutic arenas, with particular emphasis on genetic contributors to variation in drug responsiveness.
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Sen. Brooks McCabe, D-Kanawha, is managing member and broker of West Virginia Commercial LLC. He has been involved in commercial and investment real estate for more than 30 years, and he also is general partner of McCabe Land Company LP. He has served in the West Virginia Senate since 1998, and is a special project consultant to The State Journal.
West Virginia's state government has much to be proud of, but has fallen short in a number of areas that could determine its success in the future. There is little doubt West Virginia's state government is in a time of transition, which ultimately will result in it becoming smaller and leaner.
If for no other reason, the money is not there and the budget must be balanced. This will force the state to look at areas where it has underperformed or misplaced its objectives, all the while thinking it has done the best it can. The fact of the matter is that West Virginia has fallen short in a number of areas. With multi-year budget cuts facing the state, now is a time to right-size state government to meet the needs of the future and not prolong the programs of the past.
Lower labor force participation
To oversimplify the case before us, West Virginia has let its labor force participation rate slip to 53.4 percent, the lowest in nation. The national rate is 63 percent. West Virginia also has one of the lowest average wages in the country. These outcome measures are the result of a combination of demographics and inadequate public policy. The task is to focus on policy and programs while not using our demographics as an excuse for poor performance.
Matthew Watts, a pastor in the economically challenged west side of Charleston, defines a number of factors which affect the state's labor participation rate, a major problem in his community. He believes the poor health of the workforce, educated workers leaving the state, the high school dropout rate, low skill level of high school graduates, low college attendance and graduation rates, inadequate juvenile justice and adult criminal justice systems, the higher standards of an all-volunteer armed forces and inadequate workforce training programs all leave many of our youth without proper job skills and out of the workforce. It is not as if West Virginia has not been trying to improve the labor participation rate. But rather, each part of the problem and its corresponding solutions are essentially operating within independent silos. Couple this with West Virginia's aging workforce and the problem becomes more severe and affects all parts of the state's economy. West Virginia's workforce participation rate is a crisis unto itself and West Virginia will not prosper until it is substantially improved.
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West Virginia is near the bottom nationally with its average family income and the corresponding average personal income. This should be no surprise with the dramatic loss of manufacturing jobs and a corresponding replacement of lower paying service jobs.
A simple illustration is how Weirton Steel has been displaced by Walmart as the state's largest employer. It is not that service jobs are unimportant, but if the economy is to grow and prosper, it needs the high-paying, high-skilled jobs that manufacturing and high tech industries provide. West Virginia has underperformed in this area in spite of its best intentions.
Jobs, jobs, jobs — that is the call to action. But not just any job; it is the high-skill, high-paying jobs that are needed. West Virginia has fallen short in its effort to be aggressive in the job development arena. An increased labor participation rate of highly trained workers is only half the equation for success. The other half is high quality jobs. West Virginia needs an improved tax policy that encourages new industry to locate within its boundaries. It needs a regulatory and administrative structure that encourages responsible industries to choose West Virginia over competing states. It needs a legal and regulatory system that is viewed as business friendly, while at the same time being responsible stewards of the environment. It needs a public health system that effectively addresses drugs in the home and work place while also paying close attention to the education of our communities about the relationship of lifestyle and personal health as industry will always be hesitant to locate into areas that do not have healthy communities.
A cooperative energy balance
West Virginia needs to become a national leader in balancing natural resource extraction with the environment, thereby assuring clean air and clean water for future generations. It needs to work with industry and environmental groups in a cooperative manner, not in a combative manner with the "winner-take-all" mentality. It needs to recognize that its future is as an energy state in the 21st Century and not be bound by practices used in previous decades. West Virginia needs to find a way to become a leader in the commercialization of emerging technologies, particularly those relating to coal, natural gas and chemicals. It must find a way to help new industry locate in the state by having nationally recognized research centers supporting these commercialization efforts. Imaging technologies and biometrics also must be part of the equation to further diversify the economy and provide a broad spectrum of high-skill and high-paying jobs.
Workforce participation coupled with high-paying, skilled jobs driving the state gross domestic product higher is what it is all about. West Virginia's future depends upon it. The majority of the state's problems can be mitigated by improving these two outcome measures. It is not that the state has been doing the wrong thing. It has not been addressing the key issues in a comprehensive, coordinated manner and its focus has been continually diverted by the "crisis of the month." What is needed is an unwavering commitment to improving workforce participation and raising the average income of our residents so that West Virginia is in the middle of the pack nationally. If the state can reach these goals, West Virginia will be on its way to an economic resurgence never seen before in its history.
While some may believe it is counter intuitive, there is no better time to tackle these issues than when the budget is tight. Opportunity is greatest in time of crisis and the budget, in reality, is the state's plan for going forward. The budget must be recast, not just balanced, if West Virginia is to obtain its full potential. Comprehensively addressing workforce participation and average personal and family income will get the state across the finish line.


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Lol. Yes Kymma, I think many of us here are kindred spirits.
My paperwork, mail & email plan...
Delete and dispose of junk mail as it comes in.
Evaluate what action needs to be taken. ( Pay the bill, answer the email)
Action those items at least once a week. (Sunday is my bill pay/paperwork day)
Label & file or dispose. (Decide if it needs to be kept & where it should go. Put it in its' place.)
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Lol. Yes Kymma, I think many of us here are kindred spirits.
Love your paperwork plan!!!!
Have you ever read "Getting Things Done"? It was a book that really helped me get things organized. One thing he says -- and I found this particularly true -- was that you need to identify the very next step you need to take to get something done. Seems reasonable, most of us think we do that. But, a lot of time we either skip steps or lump multiple things together. For example, maybe you need to call this doctor for an appointment, but never seems like you do. Maybe, the next step is not to call the doctor, but call your friend for the phone number because you lost the number. It was amazing how many times I putting things off because there were intermediate steps I needed to take.
He also has a nice system for dealing with email. I literally gets hundreds a day at work. I'm by no means perfect, but his system has helped me have better control at least. One of his things (and this goes for mail too) is that we look at things, that we don't need to, multiple times. I can post more later (in my journal, so I stop hijacking Paula's journal).
For email, unless, I have allowed the sender into my inbox, everything goes to junk. I mostly delete junk several times daily, but do look for the occasional friend or important email. Same with snail mail, I throw away the junk as I walk in the door and open all other mail, set aside the bills and toss the rest. It is unlikely that you will toss an important bill or notice, and it really keeps the pile under control. Mail is easy to avoid if bills stress you out, this is why I have always tried to tackle the worst jobs first as they are never as bad as I have built them up to be in my head. if I feel overwhelmed, I can always take a break, let my brain process it for a while and then get back to it
Thanks for posting this stuff. We all have messy parts of our life we would like to tackle, but get lost in the "mess"!
Painting in the basement....
BIW Module 3 Lesson 1
1) Visualize a successful outcome to your issue like Michael Phelps visualizes every moment of a race.
2) Create a concrete version of your vision in pictures or on a vision board. Dean's dream is to do a TED talk. He has a photoshopped pic on his desktop of him speaking on the TED stage.
Maybe I need to photoshop my head on picture of a skinny woman in a sexy swim suit!
Just kidding............... (sorta) I like the visualizing thing. I might give that one a shot.
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my motivation
I'm doing this because I'm worth it - because I'm worthy - because I love myself.
Goals: Healthy mind, healthy body, happy soul.
I could photoshop an old photo of myself to make myself in the photo look my age now.
"Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass. It is about learning to dance in the rain."
My journal: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/forum/thread36279.html
My "Program": doing my version of a 5:2 -2 day fast diet with real food every day
I too was thinking of photoshop...me, 40 pounds lighter


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Before I dive into Wednesday's game and how we got there, I must level with you, so you know where I'm coming from.
I follow the Rangers less than the fanatical group glued to the TV and yelling at every Ian Kinsler pop-up or Michael Young ground-out, but more than the guy who doesn't know the AL West is on the line because ESPN may have failed to mention it in the first 59 minutes of the show (I'm still holding out for a final reference right before the two anchors make an attempt at an awkward conversation).
So if I don't share your views on WAR (wins against replacement), I apologize sincerely and please don't hate me.
But if you're a baseball fan in this area, odds are you're working on a third consecutive very positive year. Now, nothing's going to top last season's finale, but it's hard to ask to repeat that, even harder than asking for one more strike in Game 6 of the 2011 World Series (yes, I went there. Sorry if that spot in your life is still sore).
With that being said, it's time for the most wonderful time of the year in the Metroplex. The Rangers essentially begin postseason play Wednesday afternoon against the Oakland A's in the final game of the regular season, with the winner awarded the division crown, the loser relegated to the wild card's one-game playoff.
Both teams are in the postseason, something which engenders aggresive jealousy in Boston Red Sox fans right about now.
Rangers and A's fans are really hoping their team doesn't end up in that one game free-for-all, where all it takes is a single terrible performance to undo a stellar resume carefully crafted over the course of 162 games. It might be a good idea to keep the aspirin handy just in case, especially if Yoenis Cespedes is at the plate or Martin Perez is within 100 feet of the mound.
Wednesday, we'll all crowd around our television sets, procrastinate at work or just call in sick. Our emotional state will hinge on every pitch of the game. Rangers fans will be hoping that maybe, just maybe, Texas finds a way to not get swept by Oakland in the final series of the season, consequently losing the AL West crown.
Oakland, a team nobody thought of as a serious threat at the All-Star break, has been baseball's guilty pleasure, the team you want to root for when the home team has shown signs of incompetence all season, and I'm talking about Astros and Cubs fans in particular.
Now, the way things have been going, with Oakland winning eight of its last 10 games and Texas losing six of its last 10, it's not a stretch to predict Oakland will sweep Texas -- along with the title, from out under the Rangers' cleats.
That would unquestionably be very difficult for this team's fanbase.
But sit back, procrastinate at work or call in sick, and enjoy one of the most beautiful things in all of sports – a baseball game with so much riding on the outcome. A scenario where patience could be rewarded with ecstasy.
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Incoming Freshman Metzger Named Player of the Year
2011 NDN Softball Player of the Year: Stephanie Metzger, Palmetto Ridge
By Adam Fisher
NAPLES — Stephanie Metzger (Naples, Fla./Palmetto Ridge) wants to do whatever it takes to win.
Whether that means mentoring younger teammates, switching positions or simply smacking home runs, Metzger was willing to do what was best for the Palmetto Ridge softball team this past season.
"This season we knew we didn't have a lot of depth," Bears coach Jeff Stevens said. "She knew it was going to be her responsibility to be a leader, and she embraced it. The players all gravitated to her. She took to it naturally."
While her leadership made Palmetto Ridge better, Metzger had the legitimate numbers to make her the Daily News Softball Player of the Year. The senior Florida Gulf Coast University recruit hit .596 with 18 doubles, 31 runs batted in and a near-impossible .988 slugging percentage.
Metzger meant so much more to the Bears than offense. She was the steady presence in the dugout for a team with just 10 players, half of whom were underclassmen.
Stevens credits Metzger for holding the team together after he was forced to remove a player from the team midseason. Not only did Metzger rally the other players, she also switched from catcher to shortstop, a position she played for just a brief period as a freshman.
Click here to read the full article.Metzger joins a team that welcomes back 14 student-athletes and is part of the incoming class of Kelsey Carpenter (Oviedo Fla,/Hagerty), Shelby Morgan (High Springs, Fla./Santa Fe), Britney Pugh (Pembroke Pines, Fla./Pines Charter/St. Petersburg College), Kayla Ramey (Cape Coral, Fla./North Fort Myers/Seminole State College), Gianna Sandstrom (Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Cardinal Gibbons), Lauren Stevens (Naples, Fla./Palmetto Ridge) and Chelsea Wildey (Oviedo, Fla./Oviedo HS).
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April 02, 2002, 07:15 PM
From the Times (UK): The phone rings. It is Denis MacShane, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office Minister and not, as I had hoped, Mike McShane, the Canadian comedian. It is a good story nonetheless. On Armistice Day last year MacShane was chosen to accompany Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother. I remember she talked a lot about Harry Potter, MacShane tells me. She was very excited. She said, Its wonderful how children are reading books again rather than just watching television.
A 17-year-old Romanian schoolgirl, who reads Charles Dickens and wants to study graphic design, is believed to be the youngest translator of Harry Potter books in the world. (Thanks to IHP for the link.)


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The new step has been taken in order to communicate directly with the taxpayer with regard to any issues arising after the returns are filed.
We are expecting basic exemption limit can go up from Rs 2 lakh to Rs 3 lakh, that is, people earning up to Rs 3 lakh will not have to pay any tax.
For Kedar Kulkarni and his team a ready customer was ITC, which did not have an inexpensive system to inspect their production line for biscuits.
Employees in power and energy have received the largest slice of salary growth rate while IT and knowledge services gave their employees a raise of 12%.
India has vast tourism potential but poor cleanliness standards hold it back, Modi told Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg at a meeting on Thursday morning.
Part of the government's plans to upgrade the ageing rail network, saw the train complete the 200 kilometres between New Delhi and Agra in around 90 minutes.
The car, which will be developed and manufactured out of India under the Datsun brand, will be pitched as the company's volume-model in India.
For the first time in their 30-year existence, Visa and MasterCard, the world's largest payment companies, are facing the heat in India.
The three executives concerned are late Karl Slym, Ravindra Pisharody, ED, commercial vehicles and Satish Borwankar, executive director, quality.
BBC economics editor Robert Peston showed concern after his posting about former Merrill Lynch chairman Stan O'Neal was removed.
In an era where the leaders have a short honeymoon, it becomes imperative for CEOs, who often operate in a fishbowl, to deliver early wins.
Services activity rose to a 17-month high in June, indicating rising optimism in the sector that has a share of more than 60% in the economy.
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Tattoo Manufacturing International has been named the 2013 Pacific Region Small Business Exporter of the Year.
TMI is the largest manufacturer of temporary tattoos and received the award from U.S. Small Business Administration.
"Small Business Exporters like Tattoo Manufacturing play a crucial role in creating jobs and building a secure Arizona economy," said Robert J. Blaney, the SBA District Director for Arizona. "We are delighted that TMI's accomplishments have not only been acknowledged at the state level, but that its efforts now have been recognized at the regional level, as well."
TMI is one of the six Pacific Region Award recipients, which included California, Guam, Hawaii, Nevada and the U.S. Pacific Territories.
"It's an honor to have both the Pacific Region and Arizona District divisions of the Small Business Administration, recognize the efforts of our team," said Stephen Tooker, CEO of TMI.
TMI is an Arizona exporter that ships to more than 80 countries, including Australia, Canada, Denmark, Japan, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and South Africa.
The company has more than 100 employees and prints seven million temporary tattoos every day in its Tucson, AZ manufacturing facilities.
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Retirement - Keeping Busy After Retirement
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Censorship in the Retirement Community
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Taking Care of Business in a Senior Community
What's life like in a senior community? According to the Parksville Senior Community town meeting minutes, it's not dull. Funny stuff from Jerry Guralsky, a senior community resident.
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Successful retirement living means more than money. These 10 tips for successful retirement living will help you make the most of your life.
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A patriotic program leads two city boys to a farm adventure in the summer of 1943.
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Choosing the best place to retire can be a challenge, but online tools and information from U.S. News Media Group can make the job easier. America's Best Places to Retire offers a search tool plus profiles, photos, videos and virtual tours to help seniors find the best places to retire.
A Retiree's Diary: The Contests
When retirees get together, the competition can be fierce. In A Retire's Diary, learn how contests can get a retire's dander up.
A Retiree's Diary
What's life like in a retiree community? This retiree shares his funny and bittersweet observations about a retiree's life in a senior retiree community.
Avoid the Senior Sandwich, Stuck Between Your Aging Parents and Adult Children
An increasing number of people in their fifties and sixties are finding themselves caught in a financial and emotional squeeze between two generationsstruggling to cope simultaneously with the costs of caring for aging parents and helping their children pay for college or launch careers while funding their own retirement.
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Are Boomers Ready for Retirement?
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Social Security benefits are an important element in every retirement plan, but what if the Social Security program runs out of money? In its 2004 report to Congress, the Board of Trustees of the Social Security Trust Funds warns that Social Security won't be solvent much longer unless changes are made soon.
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"Barefoot in the Park" opens Friday night at 7:30 p.m., with another show on Saturday night and Sunday afternoon.
It also runs next week, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and a final matinee on October 13th at 2:00 p.m..
Tickets are $12 for adults, and $9 for kids 18 and under. Visit www.PeoriaPlayers.org for more information!


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