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You can donate, re-gift or sell them online.
Not all gift cards are welcomed by their recipients. Maybe you got a Nordstrom card although you're a thrift-store kind of gal. Maybe Uncle Fred gave you a Wal-Mart card, not knowing you're one of those folks who has problems with that merchandising giant's policies. Or maybe you, like MSN Money columnist Liz Pulliam Weston, simply don't like gift cards.
Remember that the giver meant well, and go ahead and write your thank-you note. After that, you're free to dispose of that gift card in any of the following ways.
(How to write a thank-you note for something you're planning to ditch? Try this: "Many thanks for your generous gift. It was so kind of you to think of me. The gift card will come in very handy."
And it will come in handy, though not necessarily in the way the giver might have envisioned.)
When you save money, you are earning money.
Some readers thought the headline on "Earn $50 an hour: Change your own car battery" was misleading. Their basic gripe was semantic: "You're not earning the money, you're saving it."
That's not how I see it. When you do a project, the money stays in your pocket instead of landing in someone else's. You are paying yourself. You are earning money.
But when I thought it, I realized that the headline is misleading -- just not for the reason those readers thought.
Another person's trash becomes my free treasure.
A few weeks ago I went out to gather blackberries. Something told me to leave by the back door rather than the front. I've learned to listen to these impulses, so into the alley I went.
Half a block away, I found the reason why.
Someone had put a baby carriage and a personal shopping cart next to a Dumpster. I didn't touch the baby carriage; that ship has sailed, friend. But since I recently gave away my automobile I was delighted to score a wheeled cart in which I can carry home groceries.
Adjust your spending as your preferences change.
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How many fixed expenses do you have each month? We have about half a dozen -- mortgage, utilities, cable and Internet, Netflix, insurance, and the gym. Of those, three are mostly non-negotiable (mortgage, utilities, insurance). For cable and Internet, Netflix, and the gym, we've considered downgrading our services to reduce their expense.
Over the last few years, our preferences and our life circumstances have changed the things we enjoy in our free time. When we first moved to the area, we would enjoy going out to bars and clubs to drink and dance the night away. Nowadays, we prefer going to someone's house or to a lounge for a more casual night out. As our preferences changed, where we chose to spend our time changed.
We didn't, however, apply this to the things we paid for each month.
Be patient. Shots aren't widely available just yet.
Smart spenders know that one of the keys to sound personal finance is maintaining good health. With that in mind, here's some helpful information about the H1N1 vaccine, how you can get immunized, and how much it will cost.
The first batch of vaccine -- the nasal mist type -- is being administered this week to health care workers for the most part. That makes sense because we need these folks to stay well. Also, the mist, which takes less time to make, can't be used to immunize pregnant women, people with chronic health conditions, children under 2, and older folks.
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If you had to pick among the following, what would you prefer -- more money, more time, less weight or more sex?
In a recent survey by AllYou.com and Shortcuts.com, the majority of people picked more money.
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Regret over past financial decisions can have a powerful hold on you.
At 23, you may regret running up $20,000 in credit card debt during college. At 35, you may regret never having gone to college. At 45, you may regret having never started that consulting business you always dreamed of pursing. And at 65, you may regret not having saved more for retirement. In recent days, many financial chickens have come home to roost.
Regret, financial or otherwise, can have a powerful grip on your life. For most, the question is not whether you have financial regret. The question is how you harness the power of that regret to make sound financial decisions today that you will not regret tomorrow.
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"Eventually I started getting phone calls, but this was like in the evening, said Brennan's mother. "I don't know how you miss a child that you personally put in a seat belt in a 15 minute ride and forget that he's on the bus it just seems absurd," said Brennan's father Patrick.
Brennan is part of a special needs program with Kauri Sue Hamilton In Riverton, but because of capacity at the school he along with other special needs students are housed at Monte Vista Elementary School which falls under the Jordan School District and their bussing system. Now these concerned parents say the district needs to take a closer look at protocol.
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"We never want this to happen we want procedures to be followed and they should be followed but here something went wrong, we're investigating and action will be taken," said the districts communications director, Sandy Riesgraf.
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Prudie has not heard of these new preferential parking spots. It would seem prudent (to use the adjective named for your adviser) to forgo your "lonesome fight" in the name of peace and quiet. Hang on, though. The way reproductive developments are going, it shouldn't be too long before you can look a policeman in the eye and say, "Sir, I am entitled to this space. Though I do not show yet, I am due in the spring."
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I am researching my grandparents line. Their names are:
Edmund (Edmond) Marchal born 3/30/1879 in Strasbourg, Alsace, Lorraine, France.
He married Jenne (Jeanne) Verly. She was born in 1883 in Strasbourg, Alsace, Lorraine, France. They were married between 1910-1911 in Strasbourg.
Jenne's parent's names are Mr. Verly (I do not know his 1st name yet) and her mother's name was Adeline. Adeline was born about 1855. Mr. Verly would have died before 1930.
Edmond and Jenne Marchal along with sons Jean and Rene as well as Adeline Verly, came to the US in 1925.
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The reason, say Health Sciences North officials, is the model doesn't account for the rising cost of caring for seniors in the North.
The model separates hospital budgets into three categories: bulk funding, with no strings attached; funding linked to population growth; and funding that allocates specific amounts for certain procedures.
However, while cities in southern Ontario will get more funding as their population grows, communities in Northern Ontario will be forced to care for a growing seniors population without the same budget increase.
Dr. Samir Sinha, the provincial lead for Ontario's seniors strategy, said older adults make up around 14.6 per cent of the province's population, but account for nearly half of the health care spending.
And Joe Pilon, Health Sciences North's chief operating officer, said the new funding model "doesn't particularly identify that seniors necessarily need that much more care."
Instead, the model has focused on the growing communities in Southern Ontario, where hospitals need more money to service a growing population.
"The pie, the funding from the province, isn't increasing," Pilon told media after a hospital board meeting Tuesday. "We want to make sure we get our share, and evidently we are because we're providing the right level of service at the right cost."
The model poses a challenge for Northeastern Ontario, where the seniors population is higher than the provincial average, and continues to grow, while the overall population remains stagnant.
In 2011, the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care introduced the health-based allocation model, which took a region's demographics and demand for health care services into account when allocating funding.
Two years ago, the province also added a quality-based procedures model to the mix. That model looks at individual medical procedures across the province, and determines how much they should cost under best practices.
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Pilon said the funding model forces hospitals to conform to best practices – in other words, most efficient and cost-effective – so they fall in line with the funding allocation.
"If you're willing to do best practice, you're going to do well," he said.
Over the past three years Health Sciences North's funding has remained stable, as the province introduced the two new funding models.
The hospital received around $432 million in 2013, and $428 million in 2012. Pilon said the hospital has planned for their budget to remain the same as previous years, apart from added inflation, in 2014.
Because the province is transitioning to the new funding models, funding for each hospital can only go up or down by 1.5 per cent compared to the previous year. Hospitals that meet their best practices requirements, could in theory be rewarded with a 1.5 per cent funding boost.
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The full implementation is expected to be completed by 2015 or 2016. Pilon said once the new model is fully in place, hospitals could face greater deductions, or funding gains, if they do not follow best practices.
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'Five Star': A coming-of-age story about Brooklyn's gang culture at the Tribeca Film Festival
Blending fiction and reality, a feature at the Tribeca Film Festival explores Brooklyn's gang culture with a lead actor who knows his character best.
In "Five Star," Bloods gang member James "Primo" Grant portrays himself schooling fatherless John, played by John Diaz, through life on the streets of Fort Greene.
Metro sat down with Grant, Diaz and writer and director Keith Miller to talk about the coming-of-age film.
Metro: Why do this movie?
Grant: You've never seen a film where the chemistry is so real that you feel like — you have no choice — that you're in this film. You normally see the films, the shootings, the drive-bys, someone getting beat up, there's a crack head here, there's a crack head there — you never get a one-on-one with someone and how life is really for them. You never see the bad guy or the supposedly said 'bad guy' in the good guy role. You never see the inner life and how s — really goes. That beyond this tough enforcer is a loving guy. This is a guy that made some choices in life and as a man he's sticking to it, he's riding it out. You've never seen a film like this.
How did you happen to play a version of yourself — Primo — in the film?
Grant: Me and Keith actually shot a documentary on gang-banging and we just kept in contact after that. We talked, shared stories. He had the idea for the film and he asked me if I wanted to be involved and I was like, hell yeah.
How did the two of you collaborate on the film?
Miller: We just had conversations, we just hung out and then I wrote the structure, the skeleton of it.
In the opening scene, Primo describes missing his son's birth. Why start with that?
Miller: The movie is a lot about fatherhood, sons, manhood. … When we were in the car, I said, tell that story. A lot of what would seem like rehearsal is just kind of challenging Primo or John…to get to the emotional place where the reality of the story just comes out.
Was that a difficult story to tell?
Grant: As stated in the film: one small mistake can get you a large sentence. It was very emotional for me.
Playing Primo's protege as an actor, was it difficult to work alongside someone more connected to the film?
Diaz: I got a sense from Primo right off the bat that this is something that he was coming from really, really emotionally and it was going to be hard to do this. … I wanted to try my best to give my all to them.
Why were Primo's girlfriend and children also featured in the film?
Miller: I very actively try to get as much reality as I can. It is a narrative film — it's not a documentary. But I want the viewer not to know where the line between fact and fiction is. I knew that a big part of the story that was important to me was Primo's tenderness towards his family and I didn't want him to act tender towards stage kids.
Do you ever see using the film as a way to explain your past to your children?
Grant: No. … I'm hoping that choices that I'm making now for the future, as my children are young, that I won't have to explain it to them, that this can be something of a fairy tale to them. I don't ever want them to know that their dad was a monster, that daddy used to be the bad guy, even though it's the truth. … I'll show it to them. But, is it something that I want to do? No. As a parent, sometimes you have to hide certain truths from your children.
Why was the movie set in the summer?
Miller: I really wanted the vivacity of the street. When John walks through the projects, everybody's hanging out. Those were all people we got as extras, but they were just there, hanging out.
How accurate do you think the film was?
The specifics of the day to day life…I think it's pretty safe to say none of them would happen the way they were depicted but I needed to depict them in a certain way to make clear a certain point. I don't think bricks are being handed off like wily nilly in the street. … Someone early on said to me, in one of the rough cuts, 'Oh, the projects don't seem scary enough.' And I'm like, 'Oh, so you've never been to the projects.'
Were you satisfied with the ending?
Miller: Yeah. The goal of the movie is to upset conventions and expectations and prejudices. … I know there's a potential for dissatisfaction.
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Lois J. Wanstrath, 84, Batesville, died Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2012, at St. Andrews Health Campus.
Born Jan. 3, 1928, in Cincinnati, she was the daughter of Myrle (Rhonemus) and Charles Grift. She married Louis Wanstrath Aug. 6, 1949, at Forest Hills, Ky., and he preceded her in death Feb. 1, 1981.
She was a registered nurse and a homemaker. Lois attended Ursuline Academy in Cincinnati and was a graduate of St. Elizabeth's School of Nursing in northern Kentucky. She was a member of St. Louis Catholic Church, former 30-year director for the Golden Villa Board, former member of the Memorial Building Corp. and the Memorial Building Restoration Committee, served on the Batesville Memorial Public Library Board for 16 years and was selected by the Batesville Area Chamber of Commerce in 1995 as the Distinguished Service Award honoree.
For Lois, faith and giving back were staples of her life. She was very active with projects and functions at St. Louis Church as well as the Batesville community, donating not only money, but her time and talents also. Her family had horses growing up, and she held fond memories of them throughout her life. A unique hobby Lois enjoyed was collecting quilts. She often attended auctions looking for Amish quilts to purchase and would then donate them to local charities. She was also an avid Cincinnati Reds fan and in recent years liked going to the casinos to play slot machines.
Her true passion, though, was family. When her children were younger, she liked attending their sporting events, and when the grandchildren came along, she adored having them around. She loved having family around any time, but especially during the holidays and always looked forward to planning the Wanstrath, Grift and Krehnbrink family reunions. Her children talked about Mom being a good cook and an exceptional baker. Her baked goods and her homemade jellies were their favorites.
She is survived by daughters and sons-in-law Nancy and Jake Flannery, Batesville, Cynthia Wanstrath-Whittaker, Batesville, and Rita and Bill Jerden, Bloomington; sons and daughters-in-law Theodore, Highland Heights, Ky., Steve, Batesville, Dan and Jan, Shelbyville, Mark, Cincinnati, and William "Bill" and Cindy, Batesville; sister Elaine Voorhees, Ryland Heights, Ky.; 17 grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
She was also preceded in death by her parents, sister Marcella Krehnbrink and brother Charles "Bud" Grift.
Visitation is from 4-8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 12, at Weigel Funeral Home with a rosary service at 3:45 p.m. Funeral services are at 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 13, at St. Louis Catholic Church with the Rev. Bill Farris, OFM, officiating, followed by burial in the church cemetery.
The family requests memorials to New Horizons Rehabilitation Center.
Lois J. Wanstrath, 84
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Lois J. Wanstrath, 84, Batesville, died Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2012, at St. Andrews Health Campus.
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My son taught English in Korea for a few years and told me that young students there were great at math but in learning were not allowed to use calculators.So? You become great at math by learning about math very in depth. Calculators are tools to aid in the problem-solving process after you become great at math. I'm not seeing what is so unusual about what your son observed in Korea.
IMO, it's rather more complicated than "simply" ethnicity or culture -- class, urbanity and other factors play into it, as well as what one defines as "education". My father received a scholarship and worked his way from being a farmer's son (albeit a privileged one due to my grandfather's status) to a comfortable petit-bourgeoisie city life by the time I finished primary school. He was a qualified lawyer and saw formal education (note "formal") as the key to a better life for me and my siblings. Of course I got caught up in the rat race. I *cried* over my *UPSR*[primary school exam] results cos they weren't up to mark. With my mother, it was a matter of family tradition and a religious upbringing -- she was taught that Islam exhorts its followers to gain knowledge, and so educated I must be.posted by divabat at 10:57 PM on July 23, 2008
Incidentally, my mother grew up in a small town as part of a large, respectable family.
Many of you have criticized parts of the genetic argument as I related them. Others have pointed to alternative theories I truncated or left out. But the thing that has upset me most concerns a co-author of one of the articles I cited. In researching this subject, I focused on published data and relied on peer review and rebuttals to expose any relevant issue. As a result, I missed something I could have picked up from a simple glance at Wikipedia.See what I mean? A whole bunch of the "science" on race and intelligence is no better then the "science" on intelligent design or global warming denialism. It's agenda driven bullshit put into scientific form in order to fool people, and it does fool people, obviously.
For the past five years, J. Philippe Rushton has been president of the Pioneer Fund, an organization dedicated to "the scientific study of heredity and human differences." During this time, the fund has awarded at least $70,000 to the New Century Foundation. To get a flavor of what New Century stands for, check out its publications on crime ("Everyone knows that blacks are dangerous") and heresy ("Unless whites shake off the teachings of racial orthodoxy they will cease to be a distinct people"). New Century publishes a magazine called American Renaissance, which preaches segregation. Rushton routinely speaks at its conferences.
I was negligent in failing to research and report this. I'm sorry. I owe you better than that.
In a semi-retraction, labeled "Regrets," Saletan writes, "The thing that has upset me most concerns a co-author of one of the articles I cited," and goes on to describe how that author is pretty clearly a white supremacist. This Clintonian admission is technically true—Saletan did cite the work of J. Philippe Rushton, and and some may consider Rushton, based on his comments and connections, to be a dyed-in-the-wool, old-fashioned racist. Rushton is not the author of "one of the articles" Saletan cited. Rushton is the author of the article from which Saletan draws almost all of his ammunition. Rushton's paper, co-authored with Arthur Jensen, "Thirty Years of Research Into Race Differences on Cognitive Abilities," is a meta-analysis, a purportedly even-handed review of all the relevant research on race and intelligence. The majority of Saletan's facts come to a reader, therefore, not secondhand, but third-hand, and via the prism of two highly biased researchers.Saletan was taken in by racist hucksters the same way less then intelligent people are taken in by 'scientific' arguments denying global warming, or evolution, or whatever. A patina of 'studies' and 'references' on top of bullshit.
Here's the thing: there's a drastically different situation involving the indignenous tribes and the middle class, Valleyite problem of being boxed up. And that is one of poverty. Incredible, terrible poverty.So to me (though I could be mistaken), once you get past the issue of poverty and actually obtain enough privilege to get to school, you'll get sucked into the straight As race by virtue of the school system (though you'll probably also get caught in the middle of inter-racial rivalry). If you aren't in the urban public school system, you're pretty free from the education rat race.
One of my friends in Form Six was planning on quitting at Form Five because he had siblings to look out for. The average salary of a non-politically affiliated person per MONTH in Sarawak is several hundred, sometimes even less than RM 500 per month. I know at least one son who had to quit his studies in the University of Malaya -- a government-funded institution -- because he couldn't afford it.
How do I know this? I know people who sign their pay slips. And my father keeps a very close relationship with the people in our longhouse, a place that I now rarely visit. In the longhouse, the children would be happy to receive second hand clothing.
The reason why there is no pressure of getting As is because the young are still stuck in a way of life where they have to struggle just to survive. There is no pressure to get into universities by rank or show off your As because in the very first place, it is never even a luxury that one could choose.
I think that the people in your Facebook list are an exception, and are by no means reliable info on this. They are all members of the more priivleged indigenous group -- including myself -- who all have enough money, earned by the upwards mobility, luck, and foresight of our grandparents or parents, to have middle class problems like pressure on getting A's. We do not represent the vast majority of the Sarawakian and Sabahan indigenous (well, I know that I cannot represent the Sarawakian indigenous). The majority are struggling to survive on a salary that qualifies being below the global poverty line.
So the short answer: there is no struggle to grab A's. In fact the opposite is true, and even more tragic: there is pressure to quit school in order to find a job and make a living, to support a large family.
Curiosity requires no defense. People wonder and they discuss. And I have seen no proof that the GNXP post is racist dreck. An analogy of races to dog breeds doesn't do it. All that he was illustrating there was an isolated population...So you didn't link to it, but you did defend it, and you did excerpt it approvingly.
Another critical quote for all those too lazy to read the GNXP blog:"In fact, economists Eric A. Hanushek and Ludger Woessmann report that the association between economic outcomes and measured intelligence appear to be even higher within developing African countries than within Western countries. (pp 13-15) Similarly, at the national level, psychologists Earl Hunt and Werner Wittmann found that the relationship between GDP and national average IQ was stronger for the mostly African developing countries than it was among the developed industrial countries. (0.70 vs 0.58)" (Psst! This means IQ is real, and it matters. As in it has real world effects.)
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