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WOONSOCKET – After spending half a day touring the city with Mayor Lisa Baldelli-Hunt and local legislators, new House Speaker Nicholas Mattiello called Woonsocket "a community that needs our attention right now."
Mattiello, who assumed the most powerful position in state government two weeks ago after a scandal felled his predecessor, Gordon Fox, told a Rotary Club luncheon that "I got a good view of Woonsocket today. You've got some great things going on, but there is also blight in certain areas."
While there are areas like the shopping centers along Diamond Hill Road with vacant retail space and darkened windows in what used to be big-box department stores, the speaker said, there are also places like Landmark Medical Center, which he said is thriving with its new for-profit ownership and The Plastics Group, a facility that is bringing manufacturing jobs back to Woonsocket.
Mattiello was also impressed by World War II Memorial Park, which he said "must have been a beautiful park in its day." He said there is $2.6 million earmarked for the park in the proposed 2015 state budget that is likely to be approved.
"I think that park – I saw where it was situated, with high-rises right around it, a lot of population right around it – that would be a great way to invest in Woonsocket, so we are going to work collaboratively to assist the city in that regard."
With Baldelli-Hunt, the new Majority Leader, Rep. John DeSimone of Providence, Woonsocket Reps. Robert Phillips, Stephen Casey and Michael Morin in tow, Mattiello visited an advanced placement government class at Woonsocket High School.
Mattiello, who has sworn to be a "jobs and the economy" speaker, said education and infrastructure are the "pillars" of building a good economy.
"We have to stop having an infrastructure system that our citizens complain about, and we all complain. We have to develop an infrastructure we can be proud of. Education is the foundation of our society. A well-trained, well-educated workforce produces more and it makes us better citizens."
Playing to an audience heavy with businessmen and women, Mattiello said, "it reinforces for me that we have to be more competitive with our neighbors. Our tax structure is a little bit higher than Massachusetts and you are on the border, so how do your businesses compete with Massachusetts successfully when your tax costs are higher in Rhode Island."
When he was questioned about taxes at the end of his presentation, Mattiello said, "I am looking at the corporate tax, I want to get rid of the inheritance tax cliff."
Currently, Rhode Island's estate tax – sometimes called "death tax" by critics – exempts the first $921,665 from taxation. So if a deceased person's estate is worth $921,665 or less, there is no tax. But if it is worth $921,666 or more, the entire amount is subject to the tax. Removing the cliff Mattiello referred to means the state would tax only the value above the exempted amount.
"I resist and reject class warfare," he said, apparently referring to proposals that would increase the income tax rate on upper income Rhode Islanders. "You need the high wage earners to create the middle class jobs."
"I'm tired of being last in unemployment," Mattiello said, "we all are. Whether it is our tax structure, our regulatory structure, Rhode Island is a small state, we should be in the middle, we should be 25th. We're never going to be number one and we shouldn't be 50."
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IBMA Award Winners Announced; Tommy Wells Passes Away; Avett Brothers Tape PBS Show
- The IBMA Awards were last night. Here are the winners:
Hall of Fame Inductees: Tony Rice and Paul Warren
Entertainer of the Year: The Gibson Brothers
Album of the Year: Balsam Range, Papertown
Instrumental Group of the Year: The Boxcars
Vocal Group of the Year: The Gibson Brothers
Song of the Year: The Gibson Brothers, "They Called It Music"
Gospel Recorded Event of the Year: Marty Raybon, "Beulah Land"
Recorded Event of the Year: Terry Baucom & Sam Bush, "What'll I Do?"
Bass Player of the Year: Barry Bales
Mandolin Player of the Year: Adam Steffey
Guitar Player of the Year: Bryan Sutton
Banjo Player of the Year: Mike Munford
Fiddle Player of the Year: Jason Carter
Dobro Player of the Year: Rob Ickes
Female Vocalist of the Year: Claire Lynch
Male Vocalist of the Year: Junior Sisk
Emerging Artist: Della Mae
Instrumental Performance of the Year: "Foggy Mountain Rock," Tom Adams, Dan Tyminski, Ron Stewart, Dennis Crouch, Clay Hess, Randy Kohrs; written by Louise Certain, Burkett Graves & Gladys Stacey; Rounder Records.
Songwriter of the Year: Eric Gibson
Broadcaster of the Year: Ronnie Reno
Print Media Person of the Year: Fred Bartenstein
Best Liner Notes for a Recorded Project: Fred Bartenstein for Joe Mullins and The Radio Ramblers' They're Playing My Song
Best Graphic Design for a Recorded Project: Carl Jackson, Dak Alley, Jimmy Mets for Carl Jackson's Grace Note
Event of the Year: Bill Monroe Bean Blossom Bluegrass Festival
- Tony Rice's Hall of Fame induction speech was incredibly moving as he revealed the work he's been doing to recover his voice.
- Percussionist Tommy Wells died of a brain aneurysm Tuesday night. He was 62. You've heard his work on recordings by Foster & Lloyd, The Statler Brothers, Jo-El Sonnier, and others.
- A somewhat-depressing quote from an article on the National Recording Preservation Foundation written by William Hochberg (The Atlantic): "Less than 18 percent of commercial music archives are currently available" through iTunes, Spotify and other legal portals, [NRPF Executive Director Gerald Seligman] says. "We're concerned with the other 82 percent languishing out there somewhere, that's culturally important while maybe not commercially viable."
- Slate published an excellent excerpt from David Cantwell's Merle Haggard book, The Running Kind. Music Tomes posted an interview with Cantwell this morning; he reveals that his next project is a book on Ray Charles.
- Rod Picott released a new video and a couple songs from his forthcoming record, which is due out in February.
- Ashley Monroe taped a live version of "Weed Instead of Roses" for CMT Edge.
- Clay Walker's in a new movie that's set during the French & Indian War.
- There's an interview with Hank III on the Houston Press music blog.
- The Avett Brothers taped an episode of the PBS program Front and Center.
- Keith Urban played a few for Yahoo's Ram Country.
- Kenny Rogers: singer, actor, chicken mogul, life coach.
- Willie Nelson's recovered enough from his shoulder injury to perform at Zac Brown's Southern Ground shindig in Nashville this weekend.
- There's a new Tedeschi Trucks Band video posted on RollingStone.com.
- Jennifer Nettles will host this year's CMA Country Christmas ABC special. Kellie Pickler, Trace Adkins, Luke Bryan, Jake Owen, and Darius Rucker are a few of the acts scheduled to appear on the program, which will be taped in early November.
- Zoe Muth & The Lost High Rollers played "Mama Needs a Margarita" during their WAMU Bluegrass Country in-studio. Email it to your mom. She deserves a drink.
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Was in a facebook chat the other day about Leroy Van Dykes "Walk On By" Was thinking it should be on either the NRPF or the grammy list.
On a related note, Kitty Wells recording of "It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels was mentioned during the Paul Warren comments last night.
Speaking of Leroy van Dyke, he will be performing on tonight's Opry and he's still got it! Last time he explained the story behind "The Auctioneer" and hopefully he will do it again tonight. Other artists scheduled for tonight include Ralph Stanley, Darius Rucker, Joe Diffie, Amos Lee, Craig Morgan, Mel Tillis, Marty Stuart, Lauren Alaina, Connie Smith and Opry Regulars Jim Ed Brown and Jeannie Seely. That is one heck of a line-up! Grade: A!
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I watched and listened to the IBMA Awards show last night except for a half hour segment when I lost the connection! Crikey! I was really glad to see the Gibson Brothers win the awards they did and don't much care about the rest of those folks. I was quite disappointed to see Della Mae beat out the far more deserving Flatt Lonesome for the "Emerging Artist" award. Flatt Lonesome will be thriving long after the members of Della Mae have become "Women's Studies" professors at Ivy League colleges. I'm guessing it's a political correctness reward since "the US State Department selected Della Mae to be America's cultural ambassadors to Pakistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. The band calls it their "'Stan Tour." What a load of crap…
When you consider the tiny percentage of great songs contained within that 18% that is available for download, maybe not having the other 82% accessible isn't such a loss after all.
Zoe Muth is one of the most laid back person's I've ever met! (lol) Go Zoe!
Fred Bartenstein's liner notes for They're Playing My Song was by the band Joe Mullins & The Radio Ramblers, not Junior Sisk & Rambler's Choice.
Joe and Junior do, however, have a new album coming out later this month which is a tribute to the Bluegrass Hall of Fame!
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7 can be used to anwser anything and describe anyone and anything. It is the key to life. Without 7 we would not exist. Use 7 for anything. It is the ultimate powerful digit.
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The word 7 is George Costanza from Seinfeld's first child's name. Good for a boy or a girl.
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In August 2003, Arizona Bank & Trust emerged on the East Valley banking scene with one office and ambitious plans for the future.
Since then, the bank has enjoyed rapid asset growth and a need for more branches across the south East Valley.
Last week, it opened its sixth office on the southeast corner of Gilbert and Germann roads in Gilbert. And further expansion is planned, with a seventh location opening next year at Crismon Road and Southern Avenue in far east Mesa.
"We would like to open in August 2008 because it would mark our fifth anniversary and our continuing commitment in Mesa," said William Frank, the bank's president and CEO.
Arizona Bank & Trust's products and services are geared toward businesses that are locally owned and managed, in addition to individuals.
"We look at Gilbert, Chandler, Tempe and Mesa as continuing areas within the state where we want to focus our effort," Frank said. "Naturally with the continued growth ... it just leads to the conclusion that we need to be there."
The bank's assets now total $228 million, up from about $54 million in mid-2004.
"We have a really simple mission statement," Frank said. "We believe through excellence in customer service and respect for the individual, everyone profits."
Arizona is experiencing a resurgence of community banks, said Tanya Wheeless, president and CEO of the Arizona Bankers Association.
"Community banks were not engaged in a lot of the lending practices that have gotten a lot of mortgage players in trouble," she said. "They keep doing their bread-and-butter work, which is small to medium-size businesses and retail in the areas they're located."
Arizona Bank & Trust's products and services haven't changed as it has grown, and it remains focused on personalized service, Frank said.
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With the exception of an office at Camelback Road and 20th Street in Phoenix, all of the bank's offices are in the south East Valley. However, with all services accessible online, the bank's client base isn't limited to the region, he said.
"The boundaries are being eliminated as we expand our horizons with the different customers that we're being introduced to," Frank said.
The bank's work force now totals about 60, including 13 in the area of wealth management, he said. Job opportunities are listed on the bank's Web site, www.arizbank.com.
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Why Won't Obama Send Condolence Letters to the Parents of Soldiers Who Have Committed Suicide?
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Background: Gregg and Jannett Keesling are the parents of Chancellor Keesling, a US soldier who took his own life on June 19th of this year. Chancellor was on his second tour of duty in Iraq. During his first deployment, he suffered mental health issues so severe he was placed on suicide watch. After getting back to the United States, Chancellor had turned down a bonus offer to return to Iraq in the hopes he wouldn't be redeployed. But he was called back in May. One month later, he took his own life. Since Chancellor's death, Gregg and Jannett Keesling have yet to receive a letter of condolence from President Obama. After making inquiries, they discovered that this was not because of an oversight. Instead, it's because of a longstanding US policy to deny presidential condolence letters to the families of soldiers who take their own lives.
Goodman: Since Chancellor's death, Gregg and Jannett Keesling have yet to receive a letter of condolence from President Obama. After making inquiries, they discovered this was not because of an oversight. Instead, it's because of a longstanding US policy to deny presidential condolence letters to the families of soldiers who have committed suicide.
Gregg and Jannett Keesling join us now from Indianapolis, where they live. This is the first time they're sharing their story in a national broadcast.
We welcome you both to Democracy Now! Gregg, let me go first to Jannett. Tell us about your son. Tell us about Chancellor. Tell us why he joined the military, his first tour of duty, and then ultimately deciding to go back, or being called back.
Jannett Keesling: Chancellor recruited right out of high school, and this was something he was passionate about, joining the military. I wanted him to go to college, but he said that he wanted to be a soldier. So he was eighteen years old when he joined the Army. He left home in October for his basic training and then was stationed in Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
He did very well as a young soldier, acclimated, made friends quickly, enjoyed his training. And then came his first deployment, which we went to visit him. He took off to Iraq, did fairly well, until he had a little bit of hitches and—but served his time. We were always told that he was an absolutely great soldier, very giving, great personality, punctuality. So we were quite proud of him.
Gregg Keesling:Yes. Yes, we were very proud of his service to our country. We had, you know, doubts about him joining, really great doubts. When the war broke out in 2003, when many of us were trying to retreat, he—Chancy decided, "This is my duty." In fact, he said to his sister, "We must have a military, and somebody's got to be in it." And I decided I could support that. But once he did his first tour—and he was married at the time, and his marriage did not go very well. His marriage broke up during that deployment. And during the second deployment, he also had problems again. And that's what ultimately happened.
Goodman: Now, explain the part where he was offered a bonus to return, but decided not to, because he didn't want to go back to Iraq.
Gregg Keesling:Well, when you leave the enlisted Army and you're moving to the Reserves—and I think they needed soldiers, so they were offering soldiers a bonus to be able to return back to Iraq at an earlier day. And so, he knew he had some mental health issues. He was undergoing treatment at the VA. And he said that—he turned down this bonus. It prevented them from deploying him for two years. And he felt he would not get deployed. In fact, we sat down as a family, and we said, you know, "President Obama is going to be reelected, and President Obama will end this war, and you won't have to go."
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Lascaux cave paintings speak volumes in Field Museum exhibit
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Almost exact recreations of the caves of Lascaux in the "Scenes from the Stone Age: The Cave Paintings of Lascaux.", a new exhibit at the Field Museum. Monday, March 18, 2013 | Brian Jackson~Sun-Times
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Four French teenagers mucking around in the woods in September 1940 stumbled upon a world treasure — a cave filled with exquisitely preserved drawings created by nomads nearly 20,000 years ago.
Opened after having been sealed off for centuries by a rock slide, the cave paintings of Lascaux (Lass-KOH) were seen by more than a million people between 1948 and 1963. But the visitors' footfalls destroyed ancient footprints; their breath caused fungus to develop. The French government shut down the site to preserve the ancient paintings, considered the world's most well-preserved example of prehistoric art.
Now, a traveling exhibit, "Scenes from the Stone Age: The Cave Paintings of Lascaux," at the Field Museum, brings the ancient cave paintings to Chicago.
The caves are now closed to the public, so only guests of the French government can get in to see the actual paintings, created between 18,000 and 16,000 years ago. Across the road from the Caves of Lascaux is a replica, known as Lascaux II, that is open to the public. The traveling exhibit at the Field, which shows cave walls accurately reproduced within two millimeters, is known as Lascaux 3.
While the animal images are fairly obvious — bison, deer, birds — the meaning behind much of the symbolism in the art is still unknown.
Kids will like the interactive computers and the dim walk through the replicated caves. They might also be interested in knowing that the children of the Magdalenian period (17,000 to 11,000 years ago) had a hand in creating some of the art, said Robert Martin, the Field's curator of biological anthropology.
"It was the equivalent of modern graffiti," he said.
Anna Altschwager, Field exhibition project manager, said that those creating these mysterious paintings and etchings weren't some alternate caveman species.
"It's you and me," she said. "It's a rich, dynamic culture. These people are genetically identical to us."
Included in the exhibit is "Magdalenian Woman," a skeleton from the Field's own collection. The skeleton was discovered 12 miles from the cave site, though she is believed to be 14,000 years old — younger than the cave paintings.
In the museum's collection since 1926, museum staff had a Parisian artist recently recreate a three-dimensional replica of the woman's face.
"Not only does she look real, she looks French," Martin said.
♦ The Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum, 2430 North Cannon Drive, opens its largest exhibit of the year, "Food: The Nature of Eating," on March 23. Drawing on the museum's own collection, "Food" brings visitors through a prairie-covered Illinois, Union Stockyard Gates and modern-day Chicago, taking a look at the history of a wide array of culinary-related local customs, like bison burgers at Wrigley Field. For more information visit www.naturemuseum.org.
♦ Afro-Beats! pairs the Fulcrum Point New Music Project ensemble with West African musicians and dancers for a family-friendly performance at 2 p.m. March 23 at the University of Chicago's Logan Center for the Arts. Afro-Beats! debuted in 2012 at the Harris Theater. The 75-minute performance features traditional Mandingo and African-American music.


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[S-PIPE] CSZExtermination [1.2b Patch]Jun 9, 2013 Patch 6 comments
A patch wich fix some weapons of the 1.2 because of SteamPipe. also a missing Leet texture and Buymenu picture
SPECIAL THANKS TO: TheFallenPhoenix84
- csze_italy
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- 1.2b is outdated !
Unzip in : C:\Program Files\Steam\SteamApps\Sourcemods
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Requirements: . You have CS:GO Whats new in the CSZE2 ? . Zombies now respawns
Know Bugs: . If you buy a M4A1 an second one will spawn on the floor (VALVE's fault) it got released and you can download it now on the CS:GO Workshop:
The sequel to Counter-Strike: Zombie Extermination is released on Global Offensive !!
"CSZE 2" will be released on the workshop as map packages and need absolutely NOTHING to play, like CSS's one.
The game-play as been remade with the news features from CS:GO like Molotov, re-spawns and new commands, so it was easier to make this version, no more need to modify anything of the game except the config file of the map (no more HUGE files. latest version of the original mod was 1.5go the map only does 10mo) and its also easier to install on servers.
. You can run it
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. Bots can play Survivors !
. CS:GO Graphics !
. CS:GO Maps
. Very easier to install: just click (+ subscribe)
. Sometimes Zombies doesn't move.
. Exterminator's bots are stuck in the spawn, you must tell them to follow you but sometimes they will say NOPE
. You can only buy a limited amount of grenades (VALVE's fault again ...)
Here a Game-play Video of the Map
. You have CS:GO
Whats new in the CSZE2 ?
. Zombies now respawns
Know Bugs:
. If you buy a M4A1 an second one will spawn on the floor (VALVE's fault)
it got released and you can download it now on the CS:GO Workshop:
A patch wich fix some weapons of the 1.2 because of SteamPipe. also a missing Leet texture and Buymenu picture
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PATCH FOR CS:ZE : CHANGES: - Updated Deagle's Sounds - Changed Radio sounds - fixed some animation problems
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how about to the people who are having issues it could be cause u arent using an updated css also id like to point out BUY THE DAMN GAME!!! it is like dirt cheap
Hey guys ! We (Z00L and me) are thinking about making a new mod...
yea, unzip the RAR file in Sourcemod, relaunch steam, and look if the game appear in your game list
Hello,I've installed this mod but zombies are invincible I do not see them like there are no textures and I have CSS NoSteam is that maybe a problem? please help I like this mod and I would really like to play it
Hey, is same for me to there are invicible so i trying to download 1.2
You know donwload the zombie extermination [1.2] it will work
You need the official CSS, thats why
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do you have the official CSS ?
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Britain's Guardian newspaper says the National Security Agency is currently collecting the telephone records of millions of U.S. customers of Verizon under a secret court order.
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The newspaper said the document shows for the first time that under the Obama administration the communication records of millions of U.S. citizens are being collected indiscriminately and in bulk, regardless of whether they are suspected of any wrongdoing.
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Nonethless, the companys shares rose in value by as much as 13 percent as the company added more subscribers than analysts had estimated.
Chairman and CEO Marc Benioff said in a separate announcement Aug. 16 that Salesforce.com recently hit the 501,000-subscriber mark, an increase of 57,000 during Q2a 13 percent improvement.
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How did these nine exquisite songs come into the world? They are a mutual venture involving the imaginations and abilities of a number of figures from the Toronto music scene.
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This year you seem to inspire loved ones and friends. You will look squarely at life-and-death issues before developing a life philosophy. If you are single, you certainly are desirable. You will meet someone of the calibre you seek sometime after June 2013. If you are attached, your sweetie may want to participate in your search for depth and meaning. If not, his or her adjustment to the new you could be a little rocky. Libra always is congenial.
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ARIES (March 21-April 19)
(One and half stars) Defer to others. You'll come up with unusual answers because of your ability to bypass certain situations. Others initially might react strangely, but don't worry ... they will adjust. Your imagination could stretch far in present circumstances. Tonight: Listen to suggestions.
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(One and half stars) You might want to go past a boundary, but someone could put his or her foot down just as you are about to break free. Detach rather than react. You might have an interesting route to make your goals a reality. Consider taking a few days off. Tonight: At home.
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(One and half stars) Make an effort to touch base with others in your immediate circle. You could be taken aback by what someone has been up to behind your back. Avoid a controlling person, if possible. Remember, the only way to win is not to play. Tonight: Be more whimsical.
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(Three stars) You are in your element, so feel free to pursue a new path. A family member could give you a lot of flak, but don't let that get to you. An effort to please someone in your day-to-day environment will attract more caring than you intended. Tonight: Avoid going to the wee hours.
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(One star) Be aware of the cost of continuing in your chosen direction. You might be stubborn, but don't be stubborn to the point of self-destruction. Note how far-out your ideas can be in a conversation. Infuse more realism into your day. Tonight: Be naughty and nice.
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(One and half stars) You know what you want and where you are heading. A family member might have a different opinion. You could find yourself in a willpower struggle. You come from a very creative point of view, and you will find a way out. Tonight: Where the crowds are.
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(One star) Others will follow your lead if you are just willing to take the first step toward fixing a problem. Someone who admires you might test your patience. A conversation or a visit with this person could make a brewing storm finally calm down. Tonight: To the wee hours.
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(One and half stars) Keep reaching out for more information. You won't be satisfied until you have clarified a problem. You could be taking a hard look at something that dominates your thinking. Be as clear as possible about a money matter. Tonight: Let your creativity take over.
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Editor's note: Join columnist MP Dunleavey and a group of women as they seek to strip away the myths around money, liberate themselves from debt and find financial sanity. Follow the continuing quest of the Women in Redevery other Wednesday in Dunleavey's column on MSN Money.
In case you thought your money problems were a function of modern life -- easy credit, rampant online shopping options, coffee drinks that cost more than a pair of socks -- I have great news for you.
Your bad money behavior (and mine) stems from a host of DNA-deep instincts that have scarcely evolved since caveman days:
- More is always better than less.
- What he has, I want.
- Kill and eat it before it runs away.
Stumble across a variable-rate home-equity loan for $30,000 starting at 8%, capped at 16%, with a minimum payment of $200 a month for the rest of your life, and all your brain registers is: Now we can build that deck out back and grill.
Small wonder there's a teensy problem with the mortgage market.
Fortunately, you can retrain those Paleolithic reflexes before they clobber your bottom line. After all, you're no longer drinking from muddy puddles, right?
The woolly mammoth and youFor hundreds of years, the field of economics was predicated on the idea that man (and woman) was a rational decision maker.
Though it's unclear where ancient economists got this idea, the notion that human beings can be smart, balanced and objective about money has been a powerful and misleading influence for centuries.
The truth, says Michael Shermer, a professor of economics at Claremont Graduate University in California and the author of "The Mind of the Market," "is that most of our decisions are emotional ones, and we often do silly things."
That's because as complex as our finances have become, our brains tend to break things down to more-primitive parameters.
One big step you can take toward financial sanity is to stop fighting the role that emotions play in your money, says Shermer. "Emotions are necessary. You can't make decisions without them. Very few decisions fall neatly into two columns, good or bad," he says.
That doesn't mean you should obey every impulse to stop at Best Buy. Instead, use the following four examples of classic modern money mistakes to learn how your prehistoric hardwiring might be getting in your way.
Why do you shop until you drop?Chronic shoppers like to joke about retail therapy, but there's now some scientific evidence that it exists.
According to a team of researchers led by Ravi Dhar at the Yale School of Management, once you've made an initial purchase of, say, shampoo and magazines at CVS/pharmacy, you're more likely to head next door and buy jeans at Gap.
They call it the shopping momentum effect.
What these researchers suggest is that the momentum to spend builds because there is a shift in your mind-set from deliberative (you weigh the pros and cons of buying something) to implementative (you pull out your wallet).
Once you make that shift, it's harder to stop, like sailing downhill on roller skates.


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I'm so glad I chose Marge Maghoney for our photographer! We got married at San Francisco City Hall and it was such a relief to have someone with us that could show us where to go and what to do! It was such a peaceful experience with Marge during a day that could easily be frantic and chaotic. Our photos turned out so amazing and she put together an awesome video of our photos as well! I would 100% use Marge for your wedding or any event for that matter.
Wedding: 03/21/2014
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Krysta 1 Reviews
Marge is AMAZING!! I was browsing the Internet about a year out from my wedding date and came across her website. Within seconds of reading her BIO I knew I found our perfect match. She was very quick on getting back to me and thankfully had our date open. Leading up to the wedding we emailed ideas, pictures and important guest info. Out of all the vendors we used, I felt most confident and at ease knowing I had her to be there on our big day. Wedding day was a big blur for me but not even a week later and I already have edited, BEAUTIFUL photos. I am so impressed by how fast we got our pictures and we LOVE them. I hope I have a reason in the future to work with Marge again!
Wedding: 07/01/2013
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Marge was very nice to work with and offers great deals! She was always pretty quick to respond to emails, she showed up on time, got all the photos we wanted, she was easy going and professional, and she got our photos back to us super quick! She also gave us three CDs worth of photos included in the packaged deal along with a utube slideshow, multiple photo accounts, and very reasonably priced prints (if we choose to order them). I would certainly recommend Marge.
Wedding: 08/18/2012
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Marge photographed our San Francisco City Hall wedding when on short notice we decided to elope from the East Coast in January. From the first contact to delivering the finished photos, she was delightful to work with. Besides her calm professionalism in the midst of chaos, and her eye for detail, I love that she has a great sense of humor and captured our playful personalities. And she is efficient! She really knows San Francisco City Hall and the vicinity, and where to get the most beautiful, flattering shots of couples in a short time frame.
Thank you from the bottom of our hearts, Marge! We and our families are thrilled with the photos. I know I am going to treasure looking through them in the years to come, reliving the moments, and I am so glad we chose you to document our wedding! Rock on, girl!
Marge Maghoney Photography responded with the following comments:
Thank you Michele for the kind words and allowing me to be part of your special day. =) I enjoyed our shoot and meeting you, Joseph and your guests.
MargeThank you Michele for the kind words and allowing me to be part of your special day. =) I enjoyed our shoot and meeting you, Joseph and your guests. Smiles, Marge
Wedding: 01/10/2012
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If I oculd give Marge 6 stars I would!
She was fantastic.
We were organising our City Hall wedding from England and so needed to feel we could trust the photographer to do a good job based on her online portfolio. Neither of us enjoy having our picture taken and so I wanted the more photojournalistic shots. Marge seemed to fit the bill perfectly and at such a good rate compared to other photographers I had seen, too good to be true!
She was great with communication and any questions or requests I had, she responded quickly to.
On the day itself, I was very nervous! Marge text me early on to let me know that she was on her way offering reassuring words and letting us know where to meet her.
Straight away she got to work, although there were a lot of posed/semi natural ones, they turned out really nicely. It was all very surreal and the comedy of it all (to us) settled our nerves and made the time waiting for our slot much more bearable.
Afterwards, she posted the discs to us which arrived shortly after we got home and then again wrote to us to assure us that the photobook was on it's way which I thought was very thoughtful.
Overall, I would not hesitate to book Marge again. We have lots of beautiful pictures to remember our day.
Thank you Marge!
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Thank you for the kind words Rachel! It was a pleasure meeting and working with you!
MargeThank you for the kind words Rachel! It was a pleasure meeting and working with you! Smiles, Marge
Wedding: 07/26/2011
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It was worth it taking our time looking for the right photographer. We found Marge just before we were about to book with this other photographer. Marge was very professional, very friendly and put us and our friends and family at ease and came up with the most amazing photos at almost half the price the photographer we almost booked was charging! We loved our pics and have been recommending Marge to people. The deluxe photo book we ordered looks so professionally made, it looks like one of those expensive wedding books! We've shown our photo book to so many people!
- Sabrina D.
Santa Clara, CA 95051
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Thank you for the kind words Sabrina! It was a pleasure meeting and working with you!
MargeThank you for the kind words Sabrina! It was a pleasure meeting and working with you! Smiles, Marge
Wedding: 09/13/2009
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Areas of dense fog move in tonight from the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean. Visibility will be reduced down to a quarter of a mile to half of a mile at times during the overnight and early morning hours.
We are especially fog prone with warm afternoons and cool nights- when temperatures warm, high levels of moisture are able to be absorbed in the air. When temperatures cool, the potential moisture content level of the air is much lower. Fog forms when the temperature drops within a few degrees of the dew point,, much of the moisture that is in the air condenses out, in the form of a cloud, at the ground level. Calm winds also contribute to fog prone conditions as well.
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