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- Great snow conditions throughout area. Cloudy this morning, clearing later.
- Freedom Ski Short #Ski Breaks in #Morzine could be just what you need! Stress less & Ski more! http://t.co/BD1aM7LbeQ #winter
- Riders Refuge We checked out the #snow in #Avoriaz today and it's looking like we'll have a great start to winter. ... http://t.co/0wgM4IoIHf
- Wolf Creek Ski Area is open for the season! Alberta, Treasure Stoke, Bonanza, Raven, Nova and the Magic Carpet lifts will be open from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. All terrain on the mountain has early season conditions. Lift tickets will be at the regular rates of $63 for Adults and $34 for Seniors and Children. Prospector Grill opens today! Everyone is a local on Local's Day! Sunday, November 30th, lift tickets will be just $41 for Adults and $24 for Seniors and Children! Check out WolfCreekSki.com for details! Come catch some early season turns, here at Wolf Creek!
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After three years at De La Salle, Chris Mullin Jr. Made the move back east to Cushing Academy in Ashburnham, Massachusetts for his Senior year. Mullin's dad, is originally from Brooklyn, New York before playing at St. John's University and the majority of his career for the Golden State Warriors. Chris junior is a very good 3 point shooter and could of been helpful this year during the playoff run.
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Neon Trees is labeled as an "alternative rock" band, but their music is so catchy and so mass appeal that the label hardly holds. The quartet has roots in Utah and California, and got their big break when they went on tour with and opened for The Killers. The band's name came from the lighted trees on the signs for the restaurant chain "In-N-Out Burgers."
Last Fall they opened for Duran Duran on their tour. They've recently released their second full length LP, "Picture Show," and their single "Everybody Talks" is getting nationwide airplay. They'll play the House of Blues in Dallas on July 17th.


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Sometimes, the short term seems so urgent that we forget about the long term. More often than not, the electoral cycle makes politicians the chief offenders.
The latest example is the 2003 tax package, officially totaling $350 billion over 11 years. It is the Bush Administration's third round of tax cuts in three years and the largest since the record reductions of the Reagan Administration in 1981. For now, it seems to offer just what a beleaguered economy needs most, a healthy dose of stimulus to jolt demand. But in the next 11 years, how much growth will the economy have to give back as a result of these measures?
The question stems from the enormous budget deficits the Bush tax cuts threaten to create (chart). Economists generally believe Washington will rack up yearly deficits of about $400 billion from fiscal year 2003, which ends on Sept. 30, through fiscal 2005. That's about 4% of gross domestic product, compared with a surplus of 1.3% in 2001.
After 2004, the deficits could be even greater than the official numbers imply. That's because all but one of the provisions in the package are designed to expire between the end of 2004 and 2008. The politically expedient temptation for Congress to extend these "sunset" conditions rather than end the tax benefit will be great. If all of the provisions were extended, the additional 11-year cost of the cuts could soar to more than $1 trillion, according to the Center on Budget & Policy Priorities. The long-run concern for economic growth is that soaring deficits threaten to lift long-term interest rates.
IT'S A PROCESS economists call "crowding out." At any given time, there's a fixed pool of national savings available for businesses to borrow to expand or enhance their efficiency. When Washington needs to finance huge deficits, it scoops up funds that would otherwise be used for private investment. This crowding out raises long rates and stifles investment, reducing productivity and potential economic growth.
Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan addressed this issue head-on during his May 21 testimony to the Joint Economic Committee. In response to a question on deficits and rates, he said: "Indeed, changes in the longer-term fiscal outlook are very clearly a factor in the level of long-term interest rates."
How big a factor? Economists have tended to disagree on the magnitude of the crowding-out effect. Too often, their arguments get bogged down in political biases and in the failure of studies to isolate the effect of deficits on interest rates from other influences on the economy and rates at any given time.
Greenspan, however, made note of a May Fed study that attempted to isolate the link between deficits and long-term rates by looking not at actual deficits and interest rates but at expectations of future deficits and rates. Expectations are less affected by all the short-term factors influencing the economy. In the study, deficit expectations were based on projections by the Congressional Budget Office and the Office of Management & Budget, while rate expectations were derived from forward rates that existed when the deficit projections were published.
The study concluded that for every one percentage point increase in the ratio of the deficit to GDP, long-term rates rise by roughly one-quarter of a point. That is, if federal finances swing from a surplus of 1% of GDP to a deficit of 4% by 2005, long rates will be 1 1/4 points higher than they would otherwise be. That's enough to have a measurable impact on economic growth (chart).
Bear in mind that as the economy begins to pick up, long rates will start to rise on their own. On top of that, rate expectations will change to reflect the huge number of bonds that future deficits will require the Treasury to issue. That second premium in rates will boost the cost of capital and reduce the potential gains in business investment. It also will lift the cost to consumers for home buying and mortgage refinancing.
FOR NOW, those concerns are far away. The economy is struggling, and the bond market has deflation uppermost in its mind. Given weak credit demand by businesses, heavy government borrowing -- or even the prospect of it -- will not roil the bond market anytime soon. That means low financing will remain a key support for the economy a while longer, even as the tax plan begins to boost growth by the second half.
That's because the plan's economic impact is "front- loaded." According to the Joint Committee on Taxation, 60% of the potential stimulus, some $210 billion, will hit the economy by the end of fiscal year 2004, while 83%, some $290 billion, will arrive by 2005 (chart).
Of course, not all of that money will feed straight into demand. Economists at UBS Warburg (UBS) estimate that a family of four earning $40,000 per year will save $1,050 in taxes annually over the life of the tax plan; at an income of $70,000, the saving doubles to $2,025; and at $300,000, the tax reductions jump to $7,000. But wealthy families spend a smaller portion of any increase in their incomes than lower-income households do. So the impact on total consumer spending will be less than it would have been had the package been geared toward lower- and middle-income taxpayers.
EVEN SO, ECONOMISTS generally agree the package will boost real GDP growth by about one percentage point in the first year after its enactment, with the biggest potential boosts kicking in during the third quarter of 2003 and in the second quarter of 2004.
Why those two quarters? By this July, Washington will lower withholding schedules and mail out rebate checks, reflecting an expansion of the child credit for lower income families. For the quarter, aftertax incomes will get a boost of about $30 billion. That's enough to lift consumer spending for the quarter by a full percentage point, measured at an annual rate, although some of the windfall will be saved. Come next April, taxpayers will receive refunds to cover the retroactive reduction in tax rates back to the start of 2003. That will give incomes a boost in 2004's second quarter.
Other provisions will also help out in the short term. Businesses will receive new allowances on depreciation and expensing of certain costs. The stock market should get a lift from reducing the top tax rate on both capital gains and dividends to 15%. Even the states will get some $20 billion in relief in the coming year.
Add it all up, and the Bush package might well be the shove this economy needs to generate a recovery that finally feels like one. But once growth starts to pick up, the current attractive interest-rate climate will most likely start to change. That means an end to the wave of mortgage refinancings as well as a slowdown in the housing market and a limit on capital-spending gains. As economists are quick to admonish, there is no free lunch. In the coming years, the Bush tax cuts will very likely prove that. By James C. Cooper & Kathleen Madigan


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Wednesday, the Oakland A's continues their busy off season by sending reliever Jerry Blevins to the Washington Nationals for a minor league outfielder. Suffice it to say, the lefty took the news in stride. "I'm kind of sad to say goodbye to Oakland," Blevins, who appeared in 281 games across seven seasons with the A's, told the San Francisco Chronicle. �...
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And so, you can check off another box on Mike Rizzo's Winter to-do list. On Wednesday, the Nats traded speedy CF prospect Billy Burns to the A's for lefty reliever Jerry Blevins (oh, hey, he and Craig Stammen were teammates at Dayton!). Shortly thereafter, Blevins updated his Twitter avatar with a makeshift Nationals uniform. I needed to update my avi without notice...
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Billy Beane is at it again: the Oakland A's have traded left-handed reliever Jerry Blevins to the Washington Nationals in exchange for minor leaguer Billy Burns, as first reported by Chris Cotillo.Some rumors swirled last night regarding the A's and Nationals, as Washington has been in the market for a left-handed specialist for a while now. The 30-year old Blevins has...
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Not guilty plea in death of teen mother
Published On: Nov 13 2012 09:22:54 AM CST
A man charged with killing the mother of his son has pleaded not guilty in Wood County.
Gabriel Campos, 20, is charged with first-degree intentional homicide in the death of 18-year-old Maisie McCullough. Her body was found September 7 in the bathtub of the home the couple once shared. The couple's 2-year-old son was with Campos when he turned himself in to authorities the next day.
An autopsy shows McCullough was stabbed in the back and her throat was cut. WAOW-TV reports Campos is being held in the Wood County Jail on $5 million bond.
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Several area high school teams got their seasons underway on Tuesday night, as a full slate of games was on the schedule on the high school basketball court.
Adam Utz scored 25 points to lead the Albemarle boys past cross county rival Western Albemarle, 75-63. Andre Roberts added 21 points for the Patriots, while Ryan Hughes led the Warriors with 19 points in the losing cause.
Orange and Madison battled on the Hornets' home court on Tuesday. This one saw the Mountaineers outlast Orange, 79-73.
Omari Minor scored 19 points to lead Charlottesville, as the Black Knights topped E.C. Glass to open things up, 74-59. Kevin Leatherwood added 14 points for the Knights, who are looking for a repeat trip to states this season.
Fluvanna got 13 points from Terrell Scott to pace it past Goochland in Tuesday's season opener, 53-45. Kyle Stevens added ten points to help the Flucos earn the victory.
On the girls side, Albemarle topped Western Albemarle in Crozet, 46-37. Tamika Lewis scored 17 points for the Patriots in the win, while Caitlin Boles paced Western with ten in the loss.
Monticello and Powhatan went down to the wire Tuesday. The two teams were tied at 24 at the half and found themselves tied at the end of regulation as well. Overtime saw the Indians sneak past the Mustangs, 63-61.
Two other Jefferson District schools were in action, as William Monroe cruised past Luray, 57-39. Orange also topped Madison, 47-37.
In the private circuit, Saint Anne's Belfield found itself up ten, but fell to Collegiate, 53-51.
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Rubén Iglesias, CEO of Conteneo, will be part of the jury responsible of assessing the projects presented in the Start Up Academy which will take place on Wednesday, November 26th. This activity is sponsored by
Conteneo invest in La Communitat
Conteneo has reached an agreement to become part of the shareholders of La Communitat with another group of investors. This Catalan startup is specialized in apps development, multimedia edition and production of audiovisual content related to culture and entertainment.
La Communitat's business is focuses on creating downloadable digital magazines, now in the Apple App Store and soon on Google Play Store for Android devices.
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1. At some point in the game, as Janna, I was randomly and permanently (for the rest of the game) unable to plant pink Vision Wards at all.
When attempting to plant it, it would say "Invalid, please select a valid target" (or something similar), as if it was a single target spell. If I selected a target (like myself or another unit), nothing would happen.
In addition, when selecting the pink ward to use, the AoE range indicator was smaller than the actual planting range.
My guess is the pink ward somehow got mixed up with another spell and all of a sudden tried using it's targeting algorithm to do something it could not do.
This only prevented me from planting pink wards. Green wards were still working fine.
2. At some point in the game, as Janna, I was randomly and permanently unable to target or select the base towers next to our Nexus. I could not see their health, nor target them with spells.
3. Late in the game, the frame rate suddenly decreased and stayed at an average of 10-15. It would dip even lower when team fights occured. Interestingly enough, this has never happened before. It only started happening after Nautilus patch and ONLY when I play as Janna.
Note that the above has only occurred when I was playing as Janna. The frame rate bug has occurred twice, while the ward and 'unable to target turrets' bug has only occurred once.
Update: Encountered the ward bug again.
I haven't had any frame rate drops in a long time so it may have been an old patch problem - same goes with turret bug. However, I did encounter not being able to plant wards again while playing as Janna. The pattern seems random - I have no idea how to reproduce it, just been playing as Janna hoping to never encounter it.
Again, I was unable to plant Vision (pink) wards at all. Green wards still worked, but pink wards could not be planted. It gave the same error, asking to choose a "valid target", and when you did try to target a unit/structure, nothing would happen.
I managed to fix the bug in-game by reconnecting, although it's a pretty major bug that needs a real solution. It's a big deal right now and I can only imagine what would happen if it occurred in a tournament match.
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The three kinds of Apps in the Chrome Web Store
The New York Times app is a bookmark as well. You can view the 'app' by visiting http://www.nytimes.com/chrome/ even if you haven't installed it from the Web Store and you'll still be able to use the touchpad nav controls and other enhancements.
Re-tooled Extensions
Weatherbug is a nice example of the potential differences -- as you can see below!
Full-on Apps!
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"Hey WWE I'm not trying to be rude but the crowd seems to really want Daniel Bryan. Juuuuuuust MAFAKIN Saying!! Geez. Sadly WWE is still run by 'Muscle Marks.' It is what it is folks."
- Shane Helms on backstage politics in WWE
"You're not allowed to get over in WWE unless they want you to. If you do, you can and will be punished. Has happened to many over the years."
- Armando Estrada on backstage politics in WWE
There are many people within WWE that are impressed with Zack Ryder for how he has handled himself as a professional, despite being essentially buried by the company. He still shows up to work with enthusiasm, and he genuinely seems to enjoy his job.
The belief is that Big E Langston has a really safe position within WWE because of his real life relationship with John Cena. Many feel that management will give him a decent push in order to appease the World Heavyweight Champion.
There are those within WWE that feel that Daniel Bryan should be demoted back down to the mid card division.
As his powers within WWE grow, Road Dogg has now been backstage at both Monday Night Raw and Smackdown on a weekly basis.
On February 22, OMEGA Championship Wrestling is doing a live event in Smithfield, North Carolina. Matt Hardy and Shane Helms will be headlining the event as a tag team. Gunner, Christian York and Reby Sky have all been announced for the show as well.
There will be a Lethal Lockdown match at TNA Lockdown 2014 this year. Team Dixie will consists of Ethan Carter, Bobby Roode, James Storm and Rockstar Spud. They will face Team MVP, which will include MVP, Gunner, Eddie Edwards and Davey Richards.
After weeks of teasing the move, the James Storm heel turn has finally happened. Impact Wrestling is being taped right now, and the long time TNA star turned on Gunner as he was challenging Brutus Magnus for the world heavyweight championship.


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7 Bedrooms, 4 Full Bathrooms, 1 Half Bathroom, Sleeps 14
Located just twelve minutes from Walt Disney World at the beautiful Terra Verde Resort - a gated community. Disney Manor features two Disney-themed bedrooms, a pool and spa, and fully equipped kitchen. LCD-TV with Blue Ray DVD player, free local and long distance calls, Wi-Fi Internet, and many more amenities.
Surrounded by Florida's: natural beauty, with sub-tropical woodlands, palms and vistas, Terra Verde is ideally located close to Disney - with easy access to the theme parks and attractions from your own Orlando vacation home in the Florida sunshine. Visit the spacious clubhouse and choose to relax in the sunshine around the sparkling clear resort pool with gazebos and shaded cabanas, luscious landscaping, and comfortable deck loungers. Or, sit in the bubbling community hot tub and chat with other guests as you soothe away your tensions. Kids will love the tot's pool - or let them play in the tot-lot next door, as they swing on the rope swings, lie in the hammocks, or climb the climbing rock. Inside the Terra Verde resort clubhouse, you'll find a sauna, spa, sundry shop, arcade video games, fitness center and cyber café.
Please note that : trucks, commercial vehicles, campers, mobile homes, recreational vehicles, motor homes, house trailers, trailers of every other description, boats, jet skis (or other similar watercraft) boat and other watercraft trailers, horse trailers or vans are not permitted to be parked or to be stored at any place on the property, or in the resort.
Also, note: that this property is not affiliated with the Walt Disney Corporation, its subsidiaries or affiliates. 'Disney vacation home' is descriptive of the area/location of the vacation home, and does not signify ownership or an offer by the Disney Corporation.
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- children welcome
- non smoking only
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- wheelchair inaccessible
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David & Joan are both retired and purchased Disney Manor as a 2nd home to be used by our very large family. We are pleased to offer our home to guests and hope they find it to be a place of comfort, relaxation, and fun.
David Oboyski purchased this villa in 2007
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JP's Custard Cart
2638 6th St. NW
Albuquerque, New Mexico
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Close your eyes and imagine your Grandmother's back porch, a hand cranked ice cream churn making thick, rich, creamy vanilla ice cream on a hot summer day. That's our frozen custard - the same dense, rich vanilla taste that you can't often find in our part of the world.
Our mission is to bring you frozen custard, "The World's Finest Ice Cream". And, not just the world's finest ice cream, but the best frozen custard you can find anywhere. We use only the finest ingredients, the freshest cones, no colorings, real fruits, New Mexico grown nuts, chocolate created especially for ice cream and vanilla from a company that has been sourcing beans from all over the world for generations. If it isn't the best, we're not going to serve it.
Our motto is "Have Custard, Will Travel" because our shop is a fully self contained commercial kitchen in a trailer that we can take to events and to our favorite corner at 4th Street and Osuna NW. Keep an eye out here and our Facebook page so you'll know where to find us.
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Folks in many parts of the Midwest and on the East Coast are lucky enough to have had frozen custard since the early 1900's, but it's harder to find here. Our daughter is a Kansas Jayhawk and we had taste tests from all three of the frozen custard shops in Lawrence every time we visited. We decided that we definitely needed frozen custard in Albuquerque and that we were just the folks to bring it here. Going the mobile route appealed to us and we love introducing our frozen custard to people who haven't tasted it before.
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Greg Taylor, an ace local photographer whose work we have featured here at PHXmusic.com, has an ambitious new venture. Taylor started the Music Matters Project in the hopes of collecting some great concert photography for a full-color soft- cover book made up of 50 to 60 pages on glossy stock. It ... More >>
Legendary songsmith Mississippi John Hurt receives loving tribute on Avalon Blues
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Events from 29 November, 2014
10th December, 2014 to 12th December, 2014
Ideas and Enlightenment: The Long-Eighteenth Century. David Nichol Smith Seminar in Eighteenth-Century Studies XV
The Sydney Intellectual History Network and 'Putting Periodisation to Use' Research Group at the University of Sydney invite you to the Fifteenth David Nichol Smith Seminar (DNS).
15th December, 2014 to 17th December, 2014
'Transnational Modernisms': Australian Modernist Studies Network Conference
The 'Transnational turn' in literary studies has been the focus of intense debate and sustained reflection in recent years, as have critical re-evaluations of Modernism's transnational scope. Transnational Modernisms aims to provoke fresh thinking about the particular resonances between Transnationalism and Modernism, including the ongoing critical review of Modernism's traditional Transatlantic focus.
Past Events
Dr Sue Woolfe featured on ABC
Dr Sue Woolfe of the Department's Creative Writing program was recently featured on the ABC's Talking Heads show. The interview and transcript can be viewed from the Talking Heads website.
Drawing Out Shakespeare Conference
ANZSA, 17-19 June 2010
Historic event
Emeritus Professor Dame Leonie Kramer, Professor of Australian Literature (1968- 1990) and Chancellor of the University (1991-2001), received an Honorary Doctorate of Letters at the University of Sydney graduation ceremony on Wednesday 8 April 2009.
To celebrate this special occasion the English department, which Dame Leonie served for so many years with great distinction, hosted an afternoon tea in her honour.
All four Professors of Australian Literature (Professor G.A. Wilkes, Professor Kramer, Professor Elizabeth Webby, and Professor Robert Dixon) were together at this event and Professor Dixon, the current professor, gave a short address as a tribute to Dame Leonie. Family members, current and past members of staff and postgraduate students also attended.
Sydney's the leading academy for humanities
Kate Grenville, an Honorary Associate and Writer in Residence in the Department of English at the University of Sydney, was named an Honorary Fellow. Full story
Premier's Prize for William Christie
William Christie has won the NSW Premier's Prize for Literary Scholarship for his biography of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, the British Romantic poet, philosopher and political thinker. Full story


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RACINE, Wis. — A 20-year-old Racine man who's accused of engaging in lewd behavior in a library has been banned from "all the libraries on the face of the earth."
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Helsinki. Danish artist group Superflex is presenting what is said to be the longest film ever screened continuously. The work is having its premier in Helsinki until 2 April and is being shown on a 40-square-metre LED open-air screen in the Finish capital.
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Dec 29, 2012This should be called "Star Trek Inerection" because it fails to "get up" to the job of being a great Star Trek movie. I was a fan of the Star Trek TNG TV series, in fact to this day it is my favourite TV series of all time. But like Generations and Nemesis, this one just ended up being mediocre. With the exception of Star Trek: First Contact with was absolutely great, there were TV episodes equal and in some cases better than the TNG movies. I'm still bitter about them cancelling the series while it was the number one rated TV show just so they could make 3 mediocre movies and 1 good movie. The way they tried to make everyone young later in the film by putting tonnes of makeup on in the start of the movie to make them look older at the start was so blatantly obvious that it was lame.… Expand
Jan 18, 2011INSURRECTION does what Star Trek does best, take a socially relevent problem and explore how to solve it. Out of 'The Next Generation' films this one is the most light-hearted and enjoy-abe for casual fans or for those who have no knowledge of the Star Trek universe. Rather than J.J.Abrams STAR TREK (2009) film, INSURRECTION is a better starting point for people who know little to nothing of the Star Trek universe. There are great character moments, humorous moments as well as great acting from Patrick Stewart, F. Murray Abraham, Anthony Zerbe, Michael Welch & Donna Murphy. This is just a great film!… Expand
Jan 11, 2011One of my least favorite Star Trek movies. One problem is, I just can't stop cheering for the bad guy. They're working for the greater good of billions of people, and, as Spock said, "the needs of the many out weight the needs of the few", which in this case is less then a thousand people who are probably going to end up on a smiler or slightly better planet anyway. The film lacks substance and edge compared to most of the other movies and TV show episodes, and for this reason I don't like it.… Expand
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