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Q. I rarely get sick so I don't have a flexible spending account through my employer. But a friend says I spend more on health care than I realize and FSAs lower the cost. What should I do?
A. I'm with your friend. Nowadays even being healthy can get expensive. Health insurance plans keep raising co-pays and deductibles, so you may be paying $25 or more out of pocket per checkup and $15 or more per prescription, plus a significant chunk (if not all) of your dental and vision care. An FSA will fund these expenses and save you money.
During your employer's enrollment period, open an FSA account and calculate how much money you'll contribute to it (the maximum is $2,500 a year) by estimating what you're likely to spend out of pocket on health-related expenses. (To get this sum, tally up your usual costs and add any extra expenditures that insurance won't cover, like a child's braces or LASIK surgery; don't worry about unpredictable medical issues.) The money, which your employer will deduct from your paycheck in equal amounts throughout the year, will not be subject to federal, state, or local income taxes.
Funds from this account can be used to pay for eligible medical expenses for you, your spouse and your dependents. For the average taxpayer in the 25 percent tax bracket, every $1,000 funneled through a health FSA could mean $250 saved in federal taxes, plus an average of about $60 more in state and local income taxes. Think of it as a savings of roughly 30 percent. That means you're effectively getting an automatic 30 percent discount on stuff you pay for via the FSA. If you're buying $300 prescription glasses, for example, you'd ordinarily need to earn nearly $400 (before taxes) to pay for them. With an FSA, your cost is $300, period.What Expenses are Eligible?
You can use your FSA for co-pays and prescriptions; medical procedures and surgeries; dental care, including orthodontics and dentures; hearing aids and contact lenses. FSA funds even cover expenses health insurance often won't, such as laser eye surgery, chiropractic, and acupuncture, and the cost of medically necessary home improvements, such as wheelchair ramps. Pharmacy supplies such as contact lens solution, denture-care products, and first-aid remedies are also FSA eligible, as are over-the-counter medications such as antacids, allergy and flu remedies, sleep aids, and rash ointments (though these require a doctor's prescription for reimbursement). Some items that do not qualify include hair-replacement products and procedures, medical marijuana, and Botox injections. For a complete list of what's eligible, check your plan's website.
The easiest way to use your FSA is to pay for the service or product with a special debit card provided by your plan. Or you can pay up front, submit your receipts to your plan and get reimbursed from the account. When you use your card, which works like a credit card, at a pharmacy or other store with a computerized inventory system, it can automatically identify eligible expenses and charge them to your account (but hang on to your receipts in case a questions arises).Spending Excess Funds
You do need to be cautious in funding your FSA because it's a "use it or lose it" account. What's not spent by the end of the year -- or, with many plans, by the following March 15 -- goes back into your employer's pocket (since the employer owns the plan). That's why I recommend, when you estimate your FSA contribution for next year, that you adjust the amount downward by 10 or 20 percent, just to be safe.
If you find yourself with a balance in your FSA account as the end of the year approaches, you need to be proactive about spending it. Get a pair of prescription sunglasses or that dental crown you've been putting off. You can also stock up on pricey OTC medicines if you have time to get a prescription. Or head to fsastore.com, where every item sold is FSA eligible.
You'll discover that using an FSA is a painless process -- one that, if you make the full $2,500 contribution, could put $750 or more in your pocket each year.
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We stayed in July 2012. We combined the occasion of a family reunion with my daughter's honeymoon. We got a great deal on the Blue Rose next door. This property was perfect. I had all of my dogs. I was able to host my daughter and grandbaby, my other daughter and her friend, and myself and my husband. The property is clean, the beds are comfortable, and the view is SPECTACULAR! We had wonderful lazy days laying on the deck and cooking in the very comfortable kitchen. Tillamook is close by for excellent cheese and the home is lovely and comfortable. The only thing I would advise is that it's 98 steps to the beach, down a very steep hill and fairly rough terrain, even for seasoned Oregonians.
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The house is very well taken care of and clean. The view from the living room and kitchen of Netarts Bay and the ocean is great. The weather was frequently rainy during our stay, but we had a good time playing games and watching the view. We went to Cape Meares and Cape Lookout parks. Both have several things worth seeing, and Cape Lookout has some great trails. Our 3 nights went by way too quickly.
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Our family stayed at this wonderful home during spring break. The home is very clean and has a wonderful kitchen. There are two bedrooms on the bottom floor and a master bedroom on the top floor with plenty of beds for a large family gathering. The wifi signal was strong and allowed us to bring all our conveniences from home. Netarts is a wonderful place to stay. Although it was spring break, the beaches were not crowded and were were able to go clamming during low tide and then make our own clam chowder. It rained during much of our stay, but we were able to find a window of a couple hours every day where the sun shone and we were able to go beach combing. There is also a lot of hiking trails and beautiful hidden beaches on the way to Cape Mears. There are tons of sea life if you go through the tunnel at Oceanside and comb the beach on the other side; tons of starfish and we even saw sun fish. This is the most sea life I've ever seen on the Oregon Coast. The house is conveniently located and has an indirect view of the bay from the back porch, which is fabulous for grilling or just drinking your morning coffee. The house is not right on the beach, but on a hill above the bay. This was o.k. with me, since I have an almost irrational fear of tidal waves and prefer to be a little higher up on the rocks. I definitely plan on coming back to this beautiful house on the bay.


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We Hoosiers like to think of ourselves as special, but when it comes to the current debate in the Indiana Statehouse over the budget, we're a lot like other states: Grappling with some post-recession questions about how to balance spending and taxes.
The struggle unfolding in the Statehouse has to do with the state's $2 billion surplus and two distinctly different views about what to do with it. The stash of cash follows lean years brought on by the 2008 recession, when Indiana - like many other states - saw deep drops in tax revenues and subsequent deep cuts in state spending on education and other public services.
Slowly but steadily, those tax collections have been rising as Indiana and other states gets back on their feet. It's good news, but here's the dilemma that it's led to: Should we restore those lost dollars to schools and other public services or use the surplus to lower taxes and lock in those cuts made under economic duress?
States across the nation, from Connecticut to California, have been wrestling with the same issue.
Republican Gov. Mike Pence is committed in large part to the latter. His number one campaign promise last year was to lower the personal income tax rate in Indiana from 3.4 percent to 3.06 percent.
The sound of a tax cut has Pavlovian appeal: It triggers a reflexive positive response. But the reality isn't that impressive. A typical middle-income Indiana resident would see their state tax obligation drop about $100; the poorest 20 percent of Hoosiers would see a tax cut of $18 or less. The richest 1 percent of Hoosiers might like it, since their taxes would be cut by about $2,200.
Yet a good chunk of those dollars would likely end up not in Hoosier pockets but in the federal treasury. Why? Because one of four Indiana taxpayers claims itemized deductions on their federal tax returns, and can write off the state and local income tax payments they make. By lowering their state tax bill, the Pence tax rate cut would raise their federal tax bill.


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'Mona Lisa' Ancestor Against Archaeologists Hunt For Remains
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Archeologists have begun searching for the remains of Lisa Gherardini, the wife of a rich Florentine silk merchant who lived during the 16th century. Historians have long believed Gherardini to be the model depicted in Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece the 'Mona Lisa'.
Italian researchers believe Gherardini's remains are buried under a Florence covenant. In an attempt to locate the exact location, the research team will be utilizing ground penetrating radar to search the now dilapidated covenant.
The research team conducting the search is hoping to be able to use the remains to digitally reconstruct Gherardini's face. The reconstruction would allow the researchers to compare Gherardini's face with the face depicted in da Vinci's famous painting. The goal of this comparison is to finally determine whether Gherardini was in fact the model da Vinci used in creating the 'Mona Lisa'. Some scholars are highly skeptical that this objective will ultimately prove successful.
The expedition to recover Gherardini's remains is not without controversy. Natalia Guicciardini Strozzi, Gherardini's ancestor, has called the exploration "a sacrilegious act". Guicciardini Strozzi, a princess from a noble family from Florence, actress, and wine maker, has a bloodline linkage with Gherardini that dates back fifteen generations. "My ancestor's remains should be left to rest in peace," said the princess, "What difference would finding her remains make to the allure of Leonardo's painting?"
Guicciardini Strozzi's plea to leave her ancestor's remains in peace has seemly done little to dissuade the research teams plans. The researchers expect to spend three days mapping the site, and if all goes to plan, begin the two week excavation in early May. The research team is hopeful that they find a women of appropriate age, Gherardini was 63 when she died in 1542. If such remains are found, DNA will be extracted from the bones and attempted to be matched with samples taken from Gherardini's children. A successful match will allow the process of facial recreation to begin.
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The Tuskegee Golden Tigers took on Central State Saturday as their opponent during homecoming and walked away with a 41-10 win.
In the first quarter Central State held the ball, but Tuskegee's defense was quick to strike and Reginald Woods had the interception, returning it to the 2-yard line. On the next play Michael Thornton went in for the touchdown to put Tuskegee on the board first.
In the second quarter with a game at 7 to 3, the Golden Tigers had the ball inside the five. Joshua Crowe took the ball from a yard out to bring the score up to 13-3.
Central State made its own touchdown and brought the score to 13-10.
Former Troy Trojan Christopher Anderson took the carry, and shooting from a cannon made a 34-yard carry. The score then 20-10.
Just before the half, Justin Nared at quarterback threw the fade to Larry Cobb for a score of 27-10.
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Soup up the season
With autumns arrival, we take off our sunglasses and don our raincoats and shiny rain boots; we make warm soups and welcome good friends. With these soup recipes, you can spend 20 minutes making a healthy lunch or take a Saturday afternoon to have an exotic dinner from Eastern Asia. Try your hand at being a gourmet chef or just feed your roommates during a long night of studying.
Phó (Vietnamese beef & rice-noodle soup)
4 quarts beef broth
1 large onion, sliced into rings
6 slices fresh ginger root
1 lemon grass
1 cinnamon stick
1 teaspoon whole black peppercorns
1 pound sirloin tip, cut into thin slices
1/2 pound bean sprouts
1 cup fresh basil leaves
1 cup fresh mint leaves
1 cup loosely packed cilantro leaves
3 fresh jalapeño peppers, sliced into rings
2 limes, cut into wedges
2 8-ounce packages dried rice noodles
1/2 tablespoon hoisin sauce
1 dash hot pepper sauce
3 tablespoons fish sauce
1. In a large soup pot, combine broth, onion, ginger, lemon grass, cinnamon and peppercorns. Bring to a boil, then reduce heat and cover. Simmer for 1 hour.
2. Arrange bean sprouts, mint, basil and cilantro on a platter with chilis and lime.
3. Soak the noodles in hot water and cover for 15 minutes or until soft. Drain. Place equal portions of noodles into 6 large soup bowls, and place raw beef on top. Ladle hot broth over noodles and beef. Pass platter with garnishes and sauces and enjoy.
—Based ona a recipe from www.allrecipes.com
Bacon & leek soup with a twist
1 packet of bacon bits
2 leeks
2 chicken bouillon cubes
Curry powder
1. Chop leeks up into chunks, as small or as large as preferred.
2. Fry bacon bits and chopped leeks together. Meanwhile, measure as much as water as desired for soup base, then place water into a stockpan, and bring it to boil.
3. Once bacon is ready, pour the boiling water into a pot and add bacon bits, chopped leeks and chicken bouillon cubes.
Tip: Crumble cubes in your hand before you throw them in.
4. Stir the soup a bit and put the lid on. Let boil. Stir occasionally.
5. Sprinkle in some curry powder once it's boiling, or add it to your bowl once it's out of the pot. Stir. Enjoy.
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Tex-Mex tortilla soup
2 light or fat-free flour tortillas, halved and cut into 1/4 inch strips
4 cups low-sodium chicken stock
12 tomatillos, husked and chopped
2 cloves garlic, finely minced
1 small onion, chopped
1 teaspoon chile powder
3 fresh green Anaheim chiles, stemmed, seeded and chopped
1 large tomato, chopped
1/4 cup fresh parsley, chopped
1 cup cooked chicken breast, skinned and shredded
1 ounce lowfat cheddar cheese, shredded
Salt and pepper to taste
Vegetable oil or cooking spray
1. Combine chicken broth, tomatillos, garlic cloves, onion, chili powder and Anaheim chiles in a large saucepan and
simmer until vegetables are tender, about 20 minutes.
2. Puree soup mixture in a food processor or blender. Return it to the saucepan and add tomatoes, parsley and chicken. Simmer for 15 minutes, and season to taste.
3. Place tortilla strips on an ungreased baking pan, and spray lightly with vegetable spray. Bake at 350 degrees for 15 minutes, or until lightly browned.
4. Ladle soup into bowls. Top with tortilla strips and cheese. Serve immediately with poppy seed cheese chips, if desired.
—Based on a recipe from www.mexgrocer.com
Thai pumpkin soup
1/4 cup of red curry paste
2 17-ounce cans pumpkin soup
2 13-ounce cans coconut milk
1 cup chicken stock
Barbecued chicken breast, shredded
1. Heat curry paste in a medium saucepan until fragrant.
2. Add pumpkin soup, coconut milk and stock to the curry paste. Stir, and bring to a boil until slightly thickened.
3. Stir in shredded, barbecued chicken before serving.
—Based on a recipe from www.studentrecipes.com
Yummy homemade "tommy" soup
4-6 tomatoes
2 carrots
1 parsnip
Half an onion, chopped
Ground black pepper
Chicken stock
Worcestershire sauce
1 tube tomato puree
Fresh basil, chopped
1. Chop onion, and peel and chop the carrots and parsnip.
2. Peel the tomatoes.
Tip: The easiest way to do this is to pour boiling water over the tomatoes and let them sit for 5
minutes. Then drain off the water, and pour cold water over them. Nick the tomato with a knife, and the skin peels right off.
3. After tomatoes have been peeled, chop them in half and scoop out the seeds with a spoon.
4. Add some butter to a frying pan and lightly fry the onions, carrots and parsnip until onions turn slightly brown and everything has slightly softened.
5. Add chicken stock and to stockpot and boil gently.
6. Add carrots, parsnips, onions and tomatoes to the pot. Put in a large squeeze of tomato puree (about half a tube), a few pinches of salt and as much Worcestershire sauce, paprika and black pepper as desired.
7. Chop a few basil leaves, and add them to the pot.
8. Let simmer lightly for about 45 minutes to 1 hour.
Tip: Cover and stir every 10 minutes or so to make sure nothing burns or sticks to the pot.
9. Cool, and whisk using a hand blender or normal blender. If you prefer chunky soup, serve as is.
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With a spring report from the monastery, Fr. Meletios talks about the Apostle's Fast and finding God in the ordinary quiet days of the fast.
This is Fr. Meletios speaking to you from the Monastery of St. John in Manton, CA, and this is number 12 in the series which we have entitled Jottings from a Holy Mountain. In these podcasts I'd like to share with you some of the details of what is happening in our monastery and to share with you also some of the most important features of our life, perhaps talking about things that may enliven your own spiritual interest and always with a view to putting you in touch with what is going on here.
I know some of you are able to visit the monastery on occasion. Some of you live on the other side of the planet and possibly will never actually be able to come here. But it is very gratifying when on occasions I get messages from people who hear this podcast all over the world and who send in little reports. Most of them, I have to say, are very positive.
The problem which I have outlined before lies in the fact that something very important in the monastic life is that the monastic life should be hidden. When somebody enters the monastery, they don't expect their names or the details of their lives to be broadcast anywhere, let alone over the Internet. So I'm somewhat restricted in what I can tell you about our life, although there's nothing to hide. Nevertheless, I'm not free to tell you all the details of everything that is happening, simply because it belongs to that secretness, that hiddenness, of life in Christ which is an important part of our life. The only person's life that I can actually talk about in great detail is my own. But since I do that all the time, I try not to do that to the point where you might get bored.
Since I spoke to you last, and that's actually quite a little while ago, I never quite manage to get the podcast done as frequently as I would like to. Quite a lot has happened. Spring has suddenly become summer. What an odd spring we had—a lot of rain. This means a lot of green grass, which is very, very nice at the moment, but I am told might be somewhat hazardous later on in the season, if it turns brown and we get a very dry period later on. All that stuff then becomes a fire hazard.
Since we lost the monk, not forever I'm glad to say, who specializes in clearing the ground here (he's going to another monastery for awhile to help them out). And I'm a little bit worried as to what is going to happen to the ground cover. I'm hoping that some of the summer novices will come, the young men who come to visit us for weeks, sometimes months, at a time during the summer, will be able to help out in this particular way. There is always work to be done and there never seem to be quite enough hands to do it, but that seems to be part of God's plan for this monastery like so many others. And I have a feeling that, the fact that we never quite seem to have enough money either, this is also part of his plan. Therefore, we can relax and not worry about those sorts of things too much.
In the Church, things have sort of quieted down. I always get the feeling that there's a sort of a busy time of the year and a not-so-busy time of the year in Church. The busy time starts somewhere about December 1st and reaches some sort of little climax at Christmas and then Epiphany. After a short break, you pick up the tremendous power associated with the beginning of the preparation for Lent, Lent itself, and then Pascha which comes bursting through like nothing on earth, literally, which lasts all those weeks until Pentecost. Then we revert to some sort of ordinariness as Pentecost Week plays out and ends with All Saints' Sunday.
The day after All Saints' Sunday, we sort of go back to being ordinary. There isn't a major focus of our spiritual life, liturgically. We just go back to relaxing in the relaxation of God and taking the nourishment we need from the daily services. These are then guided by the Octoechos, the sort of ordinary book of the year, and not by the huge, eventful days of Menaia of December and January, the Lenten Triodion during the whole Lenten period, and the Paschal Triodion, also called the Pentecostarion which governs the period until right now.
I don't think that it is an accident that we start this period of feeling ordinary with a fast. In this case, it is the Apostles' Fast. The Apostles' Fast this year is extremely long, and that is because Easter was so early. The length of the Apostles' Fast depends solely on the calendar. It starts the day after All Saints' Day and goes on until June 29th. Of course, if you are on the Old Calendar, then what we call June 29th is in the outside world, I think, July 12th. So for us on the Old Calendar, it is going to be 13 days longer. When the Old Calendar becomes 14 days different, it will be 14 days longer, and so on. It is just 13 extra days because of the different ways of looking at the dates. So this is quite a long fast. It is almost as long as Great Lent, and someone actually told me that it was longer than Great Lent, although my math isn't really up to that.
But this does mean that our sense of being ordinary is very much assisted by the fact that we start this ordinary time with a fast. And the very first function of the fast is to show that God is to be met in ordinary life. Very often we want to meet him in the grand, firework display of the big feasts. He is there, but it's important also to find him in the quietness, in the silence, of being ordinary. The Apostles' Fast helps us do just that. It gives a sense of purposefulness. The ego is told to "pipe down". It doesn't need to rule the roost anymore. During the period of feasting, the ego sometimes gets a little carried away with its own power. It's sort of important that its influence become less. So our diet is restricted. In the usual way, we simply restrict animal products, with oil and wine being the last things to go. This allows us to find God in the ordinary, and that's so important.
If we find God in the ordinary, then it means that we are not using our emotions to boost our sense of who God is. Whenever we do that, we are likely to be disappointed, because our emotions cannot actually surround God. They sometimes point in his direction, but that's the best they can do. With the lack of emotion that we find in these quiet days, as the Apostles' Fast goes into action, we are likely then to be able to see God clearly in the small print, in the details of life, in the ordinary food, in the rice and the beans, in the lack of noise, and the lack of shouts.
It is something like the prophet Elijah found when he was in that hole in the rock in the cave. The wind went by, the fire went by, and the thunder went by. God wasn't in any of those, for he was in that barely audible breath of air that occurred after the noise was over.
That's one important part of fasting and ordinariness. But the other part is very important, for Orthodox in particular, in that we concentrate not so much on the food of normal life, but on the food of eternal life. The Church at no point asks us to restrict our access to the Holy Eucharist. In fact, here in the monastery, of course, it's a lot easier than for a lot of you out in the world. Even so, here we are called to meet God in the bread and wine on a regular basis, and that we are able to do. Focusing more on the Bread of Heaven than the bread of earth, we can see that God allows us to grow to be nourished and fueled by the bread and wine of the Holy Eucharist, the body and blood of Christ, in much the same way that our bodies are fueled by the bread and the olives, the lettuce, and the beans and rice of our everyday food. The contrast between those two is at once vivid and enormous, and then, at another level, they are quite connected. The bread of ordinariness meets the Bread of Heaven in a very gentle way. The Bread of Heaven teaches us to respect the ordinariness of ordinary food, in a way which we couldn't learn otherwise.
Fasting also encourages us to renew the vigor of what it means to be an Orthodox Christian. For most of us in monasteries and for a lot of you in the world, one of the things that we most desperately need to fast from is listening to our own logismoi, listening to that stream of thoughts in your head that try, if they get away with it, to rule your life and to divert your attention from the Kingdom of God, which is, in fact, the only important part of your life at all.
The logismoi are designed by the powers that lie within our own brokenness to lead us away from God and lead us towards despair. This notion of despair is something which we can obviously distract ourselves from. This is usually the state of most people living in the world. They are not necessarily aware that they are in despair, because whatever they are doing in their lives distracts them from the despair. It's sort of logismoi plus distraction. So from the time we are young children, they wave rattles in our faces and then very quickly they show us how to use video games and then we're shown how to use the Internet and watch television and listen to the radio. We get in the car and the first thing we do is turn the radio on. The possibility of listening to our own thoughts is shocking, so we hardly ever do it, except when we have no other choice—such as when we are lying in bed in the early morning. This is the sort of time when we listen to them most clearly.
But it's the aim of the Christian not to listen to them either through distraction or when we are lying in bed in the early morning. Rather, our aim is to divert our attention away from those thoughts, not through distraction (that's only cheap and has a very temporary quality to it), but by prayer. Prayer has an eternal quality to it which allows us to focus entirely on the person of God and to elevate us above the place where the logismoi can actually get to us in any serious manner.
So "just quit thinking" seems to be part of the rule of fasts. During the fast, we are particularly able to do that. It's very difficult to do this when you are feasting, and sometimes you are called to feast (there's nothing wrong with feasting). But fasting brings us back with a thud to this ultimately very important factor—either we let our logismoi to rule our lives or we have the chance to allow God to rule our lives. We have to choose between the two. Fasting from listening to our logismoi, from all that fear (usually verging on terror), from all that desire (usually verging on ego-mania), that so clouds our relationship with God and does so in a very disturbing way. So stop listening to your thoughts—a very good motto for any fast period—just as we stop putting certain food into our mouths.
Then the other thing, and I think this is just as difficult for monastics as for everybody else but just as important, is to fast from the misuse of what we can actually say. By that I usually mean things like gossiping, making comments which are either not necessary, or untrue, or simply unkind. Everybody that I know, starting with me, is prone to doing just that. It is a form of distraction that takes us away from some of the pain of the existential reality of who we are and all that. But we really do need to put the brakes on our tongues sometimes in order to give our hearts the chance to flourish.
If we are "in our hearts", it's very difficult to be unkind. To be "in the heart", away from the hubbub of the logismoi, actually involves losing the ability to be unkind. That's sometimes the way we can tell if we are "in the heart"—when we don't seem to be able to be unkind anymore. When that happens, we just have to be grateful and, as ever, to turn to God and say, "Thank you." We can do so much damage with what we say in an unbridled way, if we let our tongues loose, then we can do so much damage. And yet by guarding what we say, we are actively able to bring the Kingdom of God a little nearer, and that's true for everybody everywhere.
Well, that's about it for today—another podcast. We will continue to pray for you, all of our listeners and all of our friends, because that's what monks do. In return, we would seek your prayers as we go on with our life here in Manton on the side of our own little Holy Mountain.
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ROAD improvements to slow vehicles and increase accessibility for pedestrians in Kingsclere Road, Overton, are set to commence in March.
A combination of crossing points and the narrowing of roads with extra markings will aim to encourage traffic to slow down, creating a safer environment.
The main feature will be a road narrowing by the entrance to a footpath used to access the local school, which will give priority to traffic leaving the village centre.
Overton Parish Council chairman Tom Ridler said: "Kingsclere Road is part of the 'Village 30' initiative, but sadly many drivers continue to speed excessively.
"The road is used by parents walking their children to school and the parish council is concerned for their safety and the local environment.
"It hopes that these measures will improve both."
The works will also improve pedestrian facilities at the Berrydown Crossroads, through the addition of an informal crossing point there, and will extend the virtual footway on Red Lion Lane from the entrance of the Edward Kersley Playing Fields up to the junction with Greyhound Lane.
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By NOMAAN MERCHANT
Associated Press
WACO, Texas (AP) - A judge has denied Texas' request to prevent the federal Health and Human Services Department from cutting off funding for the Texas Women's Health Program.
U.S. District Judge Walter Smith in Waco on Friday denied the state's motion for a preliminary injunction. Without it, Medicaid funding for the state program that provides cancer screenings and other services to 130,000 low-income women likely will expire Dec. 31.
State lawmakers want Planned Parenthood removed from the program and have banned any clinic affiliated with abortion providers from taking part. Federal officials have responded by denying Medicaid funding for the program.
A state health commission spokeswoman said Friday that an entirely state-funded version of the program will go forward without Planned Parenthood at the start of next year.
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Leah's Blitz Build Page
Leah Vance fundraising for Orange County, NC, Habitat for Humanity
Please donate to my Blitz Build fund and help me reach my goal of $100 to help build affordable houses for employees at our University!
UNC Habitat for Humanity will be building two homes, from foundation to roof, for employees of the University over Martin Luther King Jr. weekend. I have pledged to raise $100 to support UNC Habitat's Build a Block initiative- please help me reach this goal!
The UNC Build a Block project is a student-led initiative to build 10 Habitat for Humanity houses for university and UNC hospital employees and their families during the 2010-2011 academic school year.
When Habitat for Humanity of Orange County approached the UNC student chapter of Habitat with the news that a record number of university and UNC hospital employees had applied for Habitat housing, a vision was born.
With the generous support and encouragement of student groups, administration, alumni, athletics, faculty and staff, and UNC Hospitals, UNC-Chapel Hill will unite in this project by raising the necessary funds and providing volunteers to build 10 houses over 10 months. With great Tar Heel pride, we ask that you help continue Carolina's strong legacy of service, and join us in this community-wide effort.


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TOKYO, JAPAN -- Women in Japan are in search of a more youthful look are turning towards a curious new treatment.
The anti-aging regimen involves cleansing the face and placing live snails on the skin.
The creatures are then allowed to roam freely on the person's face for about an hour.
The salon claims that snail mucus contains power proteins and antioxidants which help the skin retain moisture, ease inflammation and remove dead skin.
The treatment, known as the Celebrity Escargot Course costs approximately 240-dollars.
The salon also sells skin creams containing snail slime.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WDRB) – In the end there was Bobby Petrino taking another knee against the University of Kentucky.
It wasn't as one-sided as some of Petrino's victories against UK when Petrino coached the University of Louisville. But Western Kentucky's 35-26 victory over Kentucky at LP Field was more than enough for the Hilltoppers to celebrate for hours, days, months, years, generations.
For more than 3 1/2 hours, Petrino's Western Kentucky football team pushed Kentucky up, down and all around LP Field, taking the lead in the first five minutes and never giving it up.
Kentucky had been Petrino's favorite punching bag during the four seasons he coached at the University of Louisville. When UK fans howled that he had run up the score on the Wildcats, the next time around Petrino ran out the clock by taking a knee.
On Saturday night it was as if Petrino had never left the state.
Last season WKU needed a trick play on an extra point to beat the Wildcats in overtime. This time the Hilltoppers treated the Wildcats as if they were just another school from the Sun Belt Conference, rolling to 487 yards and a nine-point victory.
BOBBY BALL – When Petrino said he used his one season away from football to watch as many games as possible and sharpen his play-calling skills, he was not exaggerating.
The first time WKU had the football the Hilltoppers marched 75 yards in nine plays. Touchdown. No third-down plays.
The third time they had the ball, it was 80 yards in a dozen plays. Touchdown. The fourth time? Another 75-yard, nine-play march. Touchdown.
The Hilltoppers ripped through the Kentucky defense for 245 yards less than four minutes into the second quarter. They added a fourth 70-yard touchdown drive in the third quarter.
The man knows where to put his Xs in spots where your Os can't cover them.
AIR RAID OR GROUND TROOPS? – Neal Brown made his way back to Kentucky as the offensive coordinator because of the passing attacks he developed at Troy and Texas Tech.
Brown does not have a problem being flexible.
It was the running game that carried Kentucky's offense for most of the night. Running by quarterback Jalen Whitlow, who gained 75 yards. Running by halftime Raymond Sanders who gained 98 yards on 14 carries.
Brown pulled Whitlow for Maxwell Smith after the Hilltoppers pushed their lead to 35-17 early in fourth quarter. Smith looked like a better choice for the Air Raid attack, completing 8 of 13 for 125 yards and a touchdown. Whitlow was 10 of 15 for only 78 yards
QUARTERBACK KINGPIN – You know the list of quarterbacks that Petrino has developed – Stefan LeFors, Brian Brohm, Ryan Mallett, Tyler Wilson.
It's probably too soon to add Brandon Doughty to that group, but stay tuned Doughty looked like a Petrino quarterback against the Wildcats. Doughty's final numbers were certainly Petrino-worthy -- 26 for 33 for 254 yards. He threw one touchdown pass without an interception.
WILLIE'S WOES – Petrino has the WKU job because Willie Taggart bolted for the University of South Florida after the season. There's work to do in Tampa. Big-time work.
The Bulls were booed as they left the field at halftime after they slipped behind McNeese State 33-7. USF lost – ouch – 53-21.
That's not a good loss for Taggart or The American Athletic Conference, the University of Louisville's league. McNeese State went 7-4 last season in the FCS division. USF had never lost a home opener and had an all-time record of 23-0 as a I-A program against I-AA competition.
TRAFFIC TURMOIL – Five stars to anybody who made it to LP Field before kickoff while traveling from Kentucky. Traffic was outrageously bad. Actually, it was worse than that.
The folks who run this stadium should be embarrassed. It took more than an hour to go the final mile. The Three Stooges could have done a better job of directing people off the expressway into the parking lots.
I've covered games at Michigan, Penn State, LSU, Alabama, Ohio State, Tennessee, the Rose Bowl and several other stadiums that have room for considerably more fans and never encountered anything worse than Saturday night.
Toss in traffic that completely stopped on I-65 southbound at the Kentucky state line, and I'm thinking the folks in Tennessee were sending a message that they're still perturbed UK defeated the Volunteers in 2011.
UP NEXT? – Kentucky returns home to Commonwealth Stadium for Mark Stoops' debut. The Wildcats play Miami (Ohio). That game kicks off at noon. Miami lost its season opener to Marshall, 52-14.
Western Kentucky gets Part II of its Southeastern Conference Great Adventure. The Hilltoppers visit Tennessee, which blitzed Austin Peay, 45-0, to open its season Saturday. That game begins at 12:21 p.m.
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Lincolns Future Vice President Supports Stephen Douglas for the Presidency
Autograph Letter Signed, Washington, D.C., March 14, 1852. 3 pp., 6¾ x 8½ in.
"I should be well satisfied with Douglass. He would be sure to treat our friends fairly I know it."
A U.S. senator from Maine at the time, Hannibal Hamlin discusses the likelihood of the candidates to win the Democratic Presidential nomination in 1852.
Attorneys Abraham Lincoln and John Todd Stuart Announce a New Partnership in Their Hometown Newspaper, the Sangamo Journal
Newspaper. Sangamo Journal, Springfield, Ill., December 23, 1837. 4 pp., 18 x 24¾ in. Double matted and framed with glass on both sides to display pages one and four. Slightly chipped 26 x 33 in. frame.
Lincoln and John Todd Stuart, cousin of Lincoln's future wife Mary Todd, had served together in the Illinois House of Representatives from 1834-1836. They formed Stuart & Lincoln on April 12, 1837.
As Congress Finally Considers an Anti-Slavery Amendment, Lincoln Decides That Sending a Presidential Message to Congress Would Not Help the Cause
Autograph Endorsement Signed as President, to John D. Defrees, Washington, D.C., February 8, 1864. On verso of an excellent content Autograph Letter Signed by Defrees, February 7, 1864.
Defence of the City of Philadelphia Calling out the Home Guard Eleven Days before Lees Army of Northern Virginia Invades Pennsylvania
Broadside, Defence of the City of Philadelphia, Philadelphia: King & Baird, June 16, 1863. 1 p., 24 x 37 ¾.
Philadelphia Mayor Alexander Henry calls out the home guard as Robert E. Lee's Army of Northern Virginia is expected to invade Pennsylvania. This huge broadside prints a statement by Henry requiring Brigadier General A.J. Pleasonton, Commander of the Home Guard, to order out his units, with a reciprocal statement by Pleasonton. Adorned by a figurative illustration of Philadelphia's city seal.
A Union Officers Commission, and Field Report from the 17th Connecticut Regiment at the Battle of Gettysburg
Allen G. Brady, Autograph Manuscript, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, July 4, 1863. 6 pp., in pencil, an unsigned draft or retained copy.
A field report from the Battle of Gettysburg by Major Allen G. Brady, commander of the 17th Connecticut Regiment, written on the 4th of July, 1863, the day after the battle ended in a great victory for the Union.
"We had not more than time to form before the enemy were discovered advancing rapidly upon us on our right & a full Brigade obliquely towards our left….our fire was so destructive it checked their advance the troops on our left giving way the enemy came in behind us but we still remained firmly at the stone wall until the rebels were driven back."
Battle of Gettysburg Prisoner of War Broadside: Confederate Guards Shooting Unarmed Yankees
Broadside. The Gettysburg Prisoners. March from Gettysburg to Staunton, 175 Miles..., Annapolis, Maryland, September 28, 1863, 14½ x 6 in., 1 pp.
"At the request of a large number of my fellow Bell Island, prisoners of War, I have written a short sketch from my notes taken on the spot, and have put the same in type. The account imbraces [sic] from the 2nd of July at Gettysburg, Pa., up to September 21st, on Bell Island. The statement is facts only, and not from an imaginary brain…."
Union private George Gantt exposes the dismal treatment of Union prisoners of war after the Battle of Gettysburg.
General Gilman Marstons Informal Casualty Report from Gettysburg
Autograph Document, July 2 and 6, 1863, 1 p., 3 1/8 x 5 7/8 in.
Union Brigadier General Gilman Marston's brief casualty report from the Battle of Gettysburg.
Grand Requiem March
Printed Sheet Music. New York: Wm. A. Pond & Co., 1865. 8 pp., 10½ x 13½ in.
Funeral March
Printed Sheet Music. Boston: Oliver Ditson & Co., [1865]. 6 pp., 11 x 14 in.
Little Tad
Printed Sheet Music. Boston: Oliver Ditson & Co., 1865. 6 pp., 11 x 14 in.
Our Flag Our Army and Our President
Printed Sheet Music. New York: Horace Waters, 1864. 6 pp., 11 x 14 in.
Hold on Abraham
Printed Sheet Music. New York: Wm. A. Pond & Co., 1862. 6 pp., 11 x 14 in.
A Naval Physician Describes Tension Between Lincoln and Admiral Goldsborough
Autograph Letter Signed, to his wife. 4 pp., 7½ x 9¾ in., U.S. Steamer Daylight, Beaufort Harbor, Beaufort, [North Carolina], May 23, 1862.
"the President [Lincoln] gives old [Admiral] Goldsborough fits, threatening to cashier him &c &c. Good for the President. Had he known what I have, about him (G) he would have come to the same conclusion six months ago."
Pro-Lincoln Reelection Broadside
Pro Lincoln 1864 Campaign Broadside. 1864. 1 p., 10 1/8 x 13 1/8 in.
Lincolns Vice President Talks Local Politics, Muses on Benjamin Wades Presidential Potential, and Mulls Andrew Johnsons Impeachment Trial
Autograph Letters Signed, to Sidney Perham. Bangor, Me., May 9, 1868 and Boston, May 4, 1866. Two letters, both 2 pp., 5 x 8 in., marked Private and docketed H Hamlin. One on Custom House Collectors Office letterhead.
The Republican Wide Awakes Determine to Resist the Expansion of Slavery by all constitutional means. (SOLD)
Manuscript Document. Constitutions and minutes from five manifestations of the Woonsocket, Rhode Island, Republican Party organization. Woonsocket, R.I., 1856 1864. Including the 1860 Wide Awakes. 121 pp. (nearly half blank), 8 x 11 in.
An anti-slavery Republican Party campaign record ledger from Woonsocket, Rhode Island, 1856 to 1864, including the handwritten "Wide Awakes" constitution and minutes from the 1860 election.
Five Presidential Commissions for Long-Serving American Military Officer, Engineer Joseph G. Totten
Partially Printed Documents Signed as President, to Joseph G. Totten. Washington, D.C. On vellum. 1 p.
An unparalleled offering of presidential commissions—from Thomas Jefferson to Abraham Lincoln—covering the most significant career advances of Joseph G. Totten, Chief Engineer of the U.S. Army.
General Winfield "Old Fuss and Feathers" Scott served 53 years, and 20th century generals such as Omar Bradley, Douglas MacArthur, and John Vessey all served fewer than 50 years each. Few men served longer or more substantially than Totten, though Revolutionary War veteran John Walbach and Hyman Rickover, the "Father of the Nuclear Navy" served longer, at 57 and 63 years, respectively.
This set of commissions, from an officer who served so long and contributed so much to American military preparedness in the run-up to the Civil War, is indeed a rare find.
The Gettysburg Address Front Page News
Newspaper, The New York Times, November 20, 1863. (Gettysburg Address on p. 1, col. 3. Reporting on the event starts on p. 1, col. 2. Everetts speech on pp. 2-3.) 8 pp., 15¼ x 20¾ in.
A scarce first day of printing issue.
Lincoln and Grant Pursue the War, McClellan Wants to Call off the Attack: An 1864 Re-Election Cartoon
Print. The Old Bull Dog on the Right Track. New York, Currier & Ives, 1864. 18 x 13½ in.
Lincoln Prepares the Union Army to Vote in the Election of 1864
Letter Signed to Richard N. Batchelder. Head Qrs Army of the Potomac, September 1, 1864.
Written just over a month before the 1864 presidential election, Lincoln was banking on votes of soldier to secure his re-election.


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- Genres: Comedy, Romance
- Cast: Keri Russell, JJ Feild, Jennifer Coolidge, Bret McKenzie, Georgia King, James Callis, Jane Seymour, Ricky Whittle
- Directors: Jerusha Hess
- Official Site: http://www.austenlandmovie.com/
- Distributor: Sony Pictures Classics
- A romantic comedy about 30-something, single Jane Hayes, a seemingly normal young woman with a secret: her obsession with all things Jane Austen. But when she decides to spend her life savings on a trip to an English resort catering to Austen-crazed women, Jane's fantasies of meeting the perfect Regency-era gentleman suddenly become more real than she ever could have imagined.
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