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CALL TO ORDER – approximately
Mr. William McDevitt, M= r. Edmund Gleason, Mr. Robert Haverty, Mr. Doug Viger,
Mr. Hal Lynde, Town Administrator Tom Gaydos
To approve the
(4-0-1) The motion carried. Mr. Vig= er abstained.
Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company Vegetation Managem= ent Program Beginning August 13, 2012 Detailed information regarding location, = etc. can be found on our website at www= .pelhamweb.com/selectmen under "Referenced Documents at Board of Selectmen Meetings"
Mr. McDevitt stated an
announcement had been received from the Tennessee Gas Pipeline that advised=
Tennessee Gas Pipeline company had scheduled a vegetation and management
program (which included use of herbicides) for the
Council on Aging Appointments – Joanne Cornell and Catheri= ne Somma
Mr. Gleason stated at the=
Council on Aging meeting he was told there were two volunteers who had been
ratified by the Council on Aging; Joanne Cornell and Catherine Somma. The Council on Aging recommended t=
the Selectmen make the appointment of the two volunteers on their behalf.
This appointment will increase the=
membership to twelve members. Mr.
Gleason made a motion to appoint the volunteers. Mr. Haverty seconded the motion. He asked the Selectmen if they wan=
ted to
offer to interview the volunteers as new candidates, or if they wanted to a=
on the Council's recommendation and appoint them. Mr. Gleason replied typically the
Council appointed the candidates and the Selectmen ratified the decision. He said the Selectmen typically
didn't bring the candidates for the Council on Aging in to speak with
them. The Selectmen went with=
recommendation. He noted that=
Council had a separate set of By-Laws and were basically independent.
(Gleason/Haverty) To approve the appointment of Joanne Cornell and Catherine Somma to the Council on Aging.
(5-0-0) The motion carried.
PUBLIC HEARING: 2n= d of Two (2) Hearings to Accept Property Donation from Brox Industries of Approximately 10 Acres Located at Tax Map 37, Lot 10-7. This property is being acquired fo= r use as conservation land.
Mr. McDevitt commented th= at the Board had a discussion at a previous meeting regarding the donation. At that time Conservation Chairman= Paul Gagnon made a brief presentation. = span>
The public hearing was op= ened for comments. No one came forward to comment.&= nbsp;
Mr. Gleason believed the
Selectmen wanted to determine what the tax assessment was on the property a=
have legal input relative to the acquisition. Mr. Gaydos said it was the
Selectmen's choice on the acquisition. He briefly left the meeting to spe=
ak to
the Assessor regarding the taxes.
Mr. Gleason wanted to know the property's use and tax base.
Mr. McDevitt understood f= rom Mr. Gagnon's description that the parcel was essentially unbuildable wetlands. He said if that was= the case, he was unsure if there was any value to accepting a donation when it would remain unbuildable wetlands. <= /span>Mr. Lynde said if that was the case, it wouldn't provide any tax revenue,= but by the Town taking ownership they were providing another level of protectio= n on the land.
Mr. Gaydos returned from = the Assessor's office and told the Selectmen that the land was not in cur= rent use and the tax bill is $482 per year.&nbs= p; Mr. Gleason said the exposure to the Town was losing approximately $= 400 in revenue. Mr. Lynde believed since it would be taken for conservation land the Conservation Commission w= ould help oversee the land. Mr. Gl= eason recalled the Conservation Commission being interested in the land because it abutted Town property. Mr. Mc= Devitt had the same recollection from the presentation; the land abutted existing property.
To acquire the property identified on tax map 37
Junkyard License Renewals:
Jean-Guy's Used Cars & Parts – 180 Marsh Road, Pelh= am, NH 03076 / License holder: Jean-Guy Bergeron
Mr. Gaydos told the Selec= tmen that the applications were self-explanatory; each had a sign-off sheet for = Code Enforcement, Fire and Health Officers.&nbs= p;
Mr. McDevitt explained fo= r the public that the Town did an extensive review/sign-off process and the appointments were at the end of that process.
(Gleason/Lynde) To approve the application as submitted.=
(5-0-0) The motion carried.
Coombs Used Auto Parts – 1183 Mammoth Road, Pelham NH 03076 / License holder: Norman Coombs & Sons
Mr. Gaydos noted that the
Planning Department/Code Enforcement had checked off their form; the Fire
Department found no violations at the time of the inspection
(Gleason/Lynde) To approve the application for Coombs Used Auto Parts.
(5-0-0) The motion carried.
Jack Mansur's Auto, LLC – 76 Dutton Road, Pelham NH 030= 76 – License holder: Jack Mansur
The Board had no question= s or comments regarding the application.
(Gleason/Lynde) To approve the application for Jack Mansur's Auto.
(5-0-0) The motion carried.
Mr. Viger commented that = the Board moved through the applications quickly because of years of hard work = by the junk yard owners to come into compliance with the Green Yards Program a= nd recycling etc. It has made the Selectmen's job easy over the years.= He appreciated the hard work by the companies.
Mr. Gaydos thanked Mr.
Bergeron. He said when Mr. Be=
was on the Board of Selectmen they had made many trips to
Mr. Lynde noted that the Selectmen's packets contained thirty-four pages of backup information showing the inspection sign-offs, and what the companies had done throughout the application process. He w= as pleased with the outcome of that process over the last couple years.
Roundabout Update –
Mr. McDevitt told the Sel=
that he and Mr. Lynde met with the Trustees of the Congregational Church to
keep them informed with what was going on because they were the property ow=
most directly affected by the roundabouts.=
He said they had a long conversation on the proposal Planning Direct=
Jeff Gowan had made regarding parking.&nbs=
There was concern about keeping Pelham common highway open as a Town=
and if parking was to remain as shown, the crosswalk needed to be straighte=
out. Mr. McDevitt read aloud a
memo, dated
Mr. McDevitt said a few m= eetings ago the Selectmen had taken the position to tell the Department of Transportation, for budgetary purposes, to rip up the road that was there.<= span style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> A photographic depiction of the mo= st recent proposal was posted for the public to view. Mr. McDevitt noted that the Depart= ment of Transportation would pay for the work through the Federal ear marked fun= ds; there would be no additional cost to the taxpayers.
Mr. Lynde didn't li=
ke the
proposed plan and felt it took green space away. He believed parking should be put =
on the
Mr. Viger recalled during= the last conversation of the Selectmen they discussed maintaining access to the church property through some means and questioned how the parking spaces we= re added and how it became the Town's responsibility. He believed the church had been compensated for losing parking spaces by the state. Mr. McDevitt replied they didnR= 17;t do the plan with only the church in mind.&= nbsp; He said if it was only the church's problem he wouldn't support it. He believed that = the Town needed the parking spots for times when activities were occurring in t= he park and municipal building. = In his opinion, the church trustees were neutral as to whether parking was added or not. He said they liked the i= dea of having the walkway if parking was added; however, the walkway was also not = for them.
Mr. Gleason said the road=
, being
a Town road, would need to be maintained.&=
He said there had been a question of whether the road would be block=
off and the Fire Chief was adamant about wanting access in the event of an
emergency; and the Police Chief was probably with him. He said the thinking was since they
would have the road they should keep it open and functional for the Police =
Fire Department, but discourage residents from attempting to take a left on=
The only benefit Mr. Lynd=
e saw
for the one way road was if the emergency vehicles had to get up
It was noted that the sta=
reviewed the proposed modification, who in turn came back with an engineeri=
version of such (received
Mr. Haverty said the need=
s were
pretty clearly defined with the offering of a separate path around a
catastrophe, but in practice he believed the road would be used as an auxil=
outlet when the traffic queue into the roundabout was backed up. He felt the road would become a th=
way and more congested than what is originally planned for. He felt the mitigation aspect was
minimal. Mr. Haverty was in f=
of containing the parking into a consolidated dense area, perhaps on the
Mr. Gleason said the orig=
intention was to block the road completely, but the Highway Safety Committee
indicated the proposed plan as being the best approach and solution given t=
input received. Their concern=
something happening in one of the roundabouts that precluded them from gett=
Mr. Gaydos said the other=
of the Highway Safety Committee was the proximity of the exit onto
Mr. Lynde believed the pr=
concept would still work. That
concept was to leave the area unobstructed (either paved or grass) so emerg=
vehicles could use the area if they chose to. He thought there should be a walkw=
from any abutting parking area into the center of Town. He liked the idea of having access=
Mr. Haverty said the prob= lem with not having a defined path, or leaving the area grassed was the access being= a seasonal emergency route. Dur= ing the snow season, the Highway Department wouldn't plow a lawn area mak= ing it unusable in the winter. He= said if they were going to try to use the area in some form of a usable driveway= it would need to be gravel, paved or something that could be plowed.
Mr. McDevitt said the unk=
nown was
that the state agreed to pay for repaving the road and paving the parking
spots. It was unknown if the =
would be willing to pay for parking spots on the
Mr. Haverty commented tha=
t a
roadway and parking spaces were almost a 'package deal' to him.=
His biggest issue with the proposa=
l was
the outlet onto
Mr. Viger discussed the m= ap being reviewed and suggested a compromise to eliminate half of the parking near Nashua Road and make the area between the handicap spot to the walk on Nash= ua Road emergency access only; and fill in the spots on the Lawrence property. This is the area currently behind the existing station.&nbs= p;
Mr. Lynde said he would a=
sk the
church to put parking on their property.&n=
He would like to maintain a larger green area in the Town center.
Mr. Gleason was concerned= that the Department of Transportation was due to go out to bid in a couple weeks= and in redesigning the plan it may impact the bid. He didn't see a disadvantage= to having the parking. He believ= ed the Department of Transportation would be receptive to installing a sign indica= ting 'no exit – emergency vehicles only'. He said the advantage would be to provide additional parking and immediate/fast egress across the center of T= own. He was reluctant to having the Hig= hway Safety Committee put thought into a plan and provide a recommendation only = to have the Selectmen change it. Mr. Viger agreed with Mr. Gle= ason and felt the Board should move forward.&nb= sp; Mr. Lynde said he was in favor of more green area and place more par= king on the west side. Mr. Gaydos questioned if they would need the church's permission. Mr. Lynde answered yes. The members of the Church Trustees (present in the audience) were not in a position at the present time to gra= nt permission for the Town to park on church property. It was believed that formal approv= al of the Trustees for parking on church land could take two weeks, which would impact the DOT bid process. M= r. Lynde commented that green area in the center was a premium and they should push for as much as they could get while accommodating all the other needs. He believed it could be done.
The Selectmen briefly con= tinued their discussion. Mr. Haverty= made a motion to proceed with the plan so it could be put out to bid; the plan w= ould properly mark the roadway to avoid through traffic during time of peak congestion. For clarity the m= otion was to build the plan as designed with the roadway through and parking spaces as located.
(Haverty/Gleason) To proceed with= the plan as designed with the roadway through and parking spaces as located on the plan.
There was a discussion ab=
out the
vote taken. Mr. Gleason offer=
ed to
inquire of the DOT at the next meeting whether a modification of the plan to
accommodate parking on the
Highway Safety Committee Recommendations:
Mr. McDevitt read aloud a= memo from the Highway Safety Committee indicating they met regarding several top= ics and provided recommendations for each.&nbs= p;
No Outlet – Dead End Sign on Susan Drive – consensu=
s by
the Highway Safety Committee to place a sign in the location of Mr. Foss=
preference. Mr. Lynde made a =
to place a 'no outlet' sign at the entrance to
(Lynde/Haverty) To place a '=
Outlet' sign at the entrance to Susan Drive at the intersection at =
(5-0-0) The mo= tion carried.
Mr. Gaydos will ensure th= at the Highway Road Agent knows that the Selectmen specified a 'No Outlet= 217; sign.
Voluntary Address change for new home located on
(Gleason/Haverty) To allow the
voluntary change of location on
(5-0-0) The mo= tion carried.
Need for Road Name & Sign for the
Mr. McDevitt said there w=
as a
suggestion that the road be named after the late Tony Luciano for the volun=
work that he did. The Selectm=
were sensitive to the request and respected what Mr. Luciano had done. The
opinion was there were many folks that contribute significant hours to youth
sports activities at
Mr. Lynde said at a past =
he had suggested naming the road something similar to
(Lynde/Gleason) To name the new <=
w:st=3D"on">Muldoon Access Drive=
- '
(5-0-0) The mo= tion carried.
Proposed renaming of Two Roads for Roundabout Project – A
memo was received from the Highway Safety Committee indicating that they
unanimously supported changing the current road
Mr. Gleason asked that the
Highway Safety Committee consider the road name '
Planning B=
Recommendation re: Liability Agreement with Brian McGowan – Property Off of <=
w:st=3D"on">Hillcrest Lane
– Map 36
Mr. McDevitt told the Sel=
that a letter was received from Planning Board Chairman Peter McNamara
informing that the parcel had received zoning relief from lack of frontage =
on a
) To enter
into a limited liability agreement with Brian McGowan for a lot off
(5-0-0) The mo= tion carried.
Fire Station Update : Project Schedule and B= id Awards to Local Contractors
Mr. Gaydos stated that th=
e fire
station ground breaking had occurred.
The site was now being cleared and a lot of progress was underway.
The next meeting regarding the fir=
e station
was scheduled for
Mr. Gaydos said there wer= e four local vendors that were successful bidders. He discussed the local companies a= nd expressed his pleasure that the project was able to enlist the local bidders.
Flood Study RFP
Mr. McDevitt said in Marc= h, 2012 the voters approved $25,000 for a flood study primarily aimed at dealing wi= th the causes, facts and possible mitigation of flooding in the Beaver Brook W= ater Shed. The Selectmen have had = the opportunity to review several drafts of the RFP. Mr. McDevitt said there was a refe= rence in the RFP to the budgeted amount of $25,000; the question was to leave the number in or take it out. Mr.= Lynde felt in fairness to all bidders the exact verbiage of the approved warrant article should be included in the RFP so no one was at a disadvantage. Mr. Viger said there were advantag= es and disadvantages to knowing how much money could be spent. He said the Town hadn't list= ed the amount of money they had to spend for municipal projects and felt they shou= ld leave the amount of money off and see where it took them.
Mr. Gaydos said he would = like to see what the proposals come in at, not necessarily the dollar number, but w= hat seemed most practical and if a phased approach was needed. He didn't want to eliminate someone who might have some great ideas.&n= bsp;
Mr. Haverty recommended n= ot including the dollar value in the RFP.&nbs= p; He also felt the RFP should request bidders to respond in one package with their cover letter, project completion timeframe, subcontractor descriptions and their general proposal.&n= bsp; In a separate sealed package they should include their cost. Mr. Haverty said this would provid= e the opportunity to review the proposals separate from costs to determine the be= st proposal and after which open the sealed envelopes to see how much they will cost. This will allow a decis= ion process separate from being done based on price and possibly find out what a good study would be. He said = if they never get down to the $25,000 mark perhaps next year they put out a different type of proposal with a more realistic figure. Mr. Lynde liked Mr. Haverty's idea. He said they should rec= ognize that the focus needed to be on identifying the cause of the flooding.
Mr. McDevitt wanted to kn= ow the RFP would be advertised and distributed to vendors. Mr. Gaydos said Mr. Gowan wanted to select in advance who the proposals would be given to. Mr. Gaydos suggested contacting the local papers and doing a press release.&nb= sp;
Mr. Lynde wanted to know = if the Army Corps of Engineers had a website to post on that people would be likel= y to look at. Mr. Viger noted some websites that jobs were listed on and checked on a regular basis.
Mr. McDevitt asked Mr. Ga= ydos to inform the Selectmen at their next meeting what approach they decided to take.
(Lynde/Gleason) To authorize Mr. = Gaydos and Planning Director Jeff Gowan to move forward with the RFP including t= he changes suggested (above) by Mr. Haverty.
(5-0-0) The mo= tion carried.
Mr. Gleason told the Sele=
the Nashua Regional Planning Commission held a very successful meeting at
Sherburne Hall. The commissio=
were very impressed with Pelham's facilities and approach to things g=
on in Town. During the meeting
Planning Director Jeff Gowan took some time to explain the innovative
techniques the Town was using in expediting major programs (i.e. Enterprise
Bank, Southern New Hampshire Medical Center) and how the Boards were
consolidated into a group. Th=
Mr. Gleason took an initi=
ative to
follow up on Liberty Utilities about natural gas to find out the status.
Mr. Lynde reported that t=
he first
concert on the Village Green would be held
Mr. Viger stated that the=
Celebration/fire works event will be held
Mr. Haverty echoed Mr. Viger's sentiments on the fire station ground breaking ceremony.
Mr. Gaydos stated he rece=
ived a
request from a woman whose husband is in
Mr. Viger recalled the Se=
having a conversation about Relay to Life placing signs on the gazebo and w=
that precedent they were obligated to allow other people to put signs up.
Mr. Haverty said with nam= ing individuals a dangerous precedent is set (i.e. happy birthday, congratulati= ons); that being said, in his opinion military personnel were heroes which made t= his instance different. He said w= ith the sacrifice being made, if the man is a Town resident the least that coul= d be done was allowing the signs. = He was emphatically in favor of allowing the signs.
Mr. Gleason endorsed Mr. Haverty's comments and felt the request was the exception that should= be accommodated.
Mr. Lynde said he was the=
of a son who had at least six combat tours in
Mr. McDevitt asked Mr. Ga= ydos to convey the support of the Selectmen to the individual who made the request.
Mr. Gaydos said months ag= o the Selectmen voted to lease the back hoe.&nbs= p; They had a budget of $35,000 and went with a three-year note for $31= ,300. Now that the truck is ready; the b= udget is $31,278, for a five year note, but because of the savings they saw on the back hoe they could now have a four-year lease for the truck at $32,647. Mr. Gaydos asked for the Selectmen's authority to sign the lease documents.
Mr. Gleason confirmed tha= t the lease was in the operating budget and not as a warrant article. Mr. Gaydos answered yes. Mr. Gleason asked if the increase = could be accommodated in the operating budget.&n= bsp; Mr. Gaydos answered yes; he said the bid on the back how came in $39= 00 less. They could still come in under budget and cut a year off the lease.= Mr. Gleason confirmed that the savings would offset the expenditure incurred. Mr. Gaydos answered= yes.
In summary, there is a th= ree-year lease-purchase on a back hoe for which $35,000 was appropriated in the High= way Department budget. The lease = came in at $31,300. Separately the Highway Department has a budget of $31,000 for a five-year lease-purchase o= f a plow truck that is coming in at $32,647 for four years. They would take $1300 towards it a= nd reduce the length of the lease.
Mr. McDevitt acknowledged= the presence of State Representative Jordan Ulery in the audience and was told = he would answer any questions the Board had.&= nbsp; Mr. Ulery came forward.
Mr. Lynde commented that = he felt Pelham's representatives let the Town down when it came time to suppo= rt having its own district. He s= aid there was another member who met with the Selectmen and stated they would support the Town, but ended up voted against the Town. He was concerned about the directi= on the legislature was going relative to eliminating support for the state retirem= ent plan. Mr. Ulery said when Sta= te Representative Doherty requested support for his plan it was given. He discussed how the determination= was made regarding the redistricting decision.= There was further discussion about the topics being reviewed and discussed in the legislature.
(Lynde/Gleason) Request for a non-public session per RSA 91-A:3,II, a,c &e (Personnel= , Matters which, if discussed publicly, would affect adversely the reputation of any person; Consideration or negotiation of pending claims or litigation)
Mr. McDevitt-Y= es; Mr. Gleason-Yes; Mr. Lynde-Yes; Mr. Robert Haverty-Yes;
Mr. Viger-Yes<= /p>
It was noted tha= t the Board may possibly interrupt the non-public session and make an announcement.
In the event tha= t the Selectmen decide not to make an announcement, the Board will not take any o= ther action publicly, except to possibly seal the minutes of the non-public sess= ion and to adjourn the meeting. T= he Board entered into a non-public session at approximately .
The Board recess= ed their non-public session and returned to public session at approximately to read the follow= ing announcement.
As a result, the Board of Selectmen notified the EPA pursuant to the EPA policy titled "Incentives for Self-Policing: Discovery, Disclosure, Correction and Prevention of Violations".
The EPA has informed the Selectmen that it is conduc= ting an investigation.
The Town Transfer Station continues to accept refrigerators and air-conditioners for disposal. A fee of $10.00 is charged= to cover the additional cost of having a qualified third-party specialist remo= ve the refrigerants."
Mr. McDevitt sta= ted the Board would enter back into non-public session. When they end their non-public ses= sion there will be no further action taken other than to seal the minutes and adjourn the meeting.
The Board re-ent= ered non-public session at approximately
(Lynde/Viger) To seal the minutes= of the non-public session indefinitely.
(5-0-0) The mo= tion carried.
(Lynde/Viger) To adjourn the meeting.
(5-0-0) The motion carried.
The meeting was = adjourned at approximately
= &nb= sp; = &nb= sp; = &nb= sp; = Respectfully submitted,
= &nb= sp; = &nb= sp; = &nb= sp; = Charity A. Landry
= &nb= sp; = &nb= sp; = &nb= sp; = Recording Secretary
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Mr. Gowan to advise Selectmen whether the CIP
will be instituted;
<= ![if !supportLists]>· Mr. Gaydos to put timeline together for Cast= le Hill Road (6/7/11 easement being completed that would allow the Crawfords to access their property)(7/5/11 – Mr. Gaydos stated the project was mov= ing forward, there were other issues to get out of the way prior to addressing = this)(8/2/11 Mr. Gaydos is working with Attorney Solomon and will have a timeline quickl= y)(8/9/11 – Mr. Gaydos continuing to work with Attorney Solomon- associated correspondence will be provided to the Selectmen)(8/30/11 – still in progress); 1/17/12 – still in court.
Gaydos to contact the Congregational Church to find out how long they would
allow the Town to use their property (
· Mr. Gaydos to request from Comcast something in writing indicating there will b= e no additional charge for moving cable to new fire station location (8/2/11 Mr. Gaydos said there were several issues he would deal with all at once when Comcast returned the signed contract)(8/30/11 – contracts returned – Town will approach Comcast with two required follow up letters of agreement) / 10/25/11- Mr. Gaydos to ask Mr. Greenwood to follow up; 1/17/12 follow up needed for written agreement.
status regarding Young's Crossing and the flashing sign on
Gaydos to research if there is legislation pertaining to dam water releases=
a future agenda item ( =
Mr. Gaydos to create policy for acquiring
property due to non-payment of taxes.
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· Mr. Gaydos to confirm that the Police Grant = has been executed.
Install a street sign at
Mr. Gaydos to contact people in
· Addition to Department of Transportation lis= t of questions – if the 6-8 parking spaces on Main Street will be replaced (for the Congregational Church);
· The Selectmen will compile a list of importa= nt items for Mr. Haverty (BOS School Rep.) to discuss with School Board;
· Planning Director to review water supply regulation and well ordinance documents and return comments to the Selectme= n;
· Mr. Gaydos to provide a breakdown of the fire station soft costs= u>
BOARD OF SELECTMEN MEETING/June 26, 2012


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My best friend recently got engaged. She has been planning like crazy in the last month she has been engaged and has found her venue: Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. It will be in January. At first it was just going to be family, but now she is inviting friends (only a few) so my husband and I are obviously invited. Currently my husband is in school (graduates in Dec) and I am providing for us. As of right now we do not have a plan for where we will be in January 2014 and we definitely to not have the money to go to Mexico. Not to mention, hopefully he will have a job after graduation and asking for time off right off the bat is not something he really wants to do. With moving, all his loans, and my low income; it's just not feasible. However, I really want to go to be there for her and I really don't want to travel to Mexico alone and so I asked her if I could bring my mom with me and just a travel companion. My mom would not go to the wedding or any festivities bc I know she wants it small and intimate. Me bringing my mom would allow me to go and most likely my parents would pay. My mom would get to be on vacay, read on the beach, enjoy Mexico and I would get to be at my best friend's wedidng. She said, No.
I was shocked. Should I be that shocked? I have been a bride before and I feel I would have said yes in a heartbeat if things were reversed because the end result would have been her being able to be there. What should I do? Should I bring it back up? Explain myself more? Relate it to her being at mine? Any advice would be great!


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Definitions for vulgar latin
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Random House Webster's College Dictionary
Vul′gar Lat′in(n.)
popular Latin, as distinguished from literary or standard Latin, esp. those spoken forms of Latin from which the Romance languages developed.
Category: Peoples
Ref: Abbr.: VL 1
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Vulgar Latin(noun)
nonclassical Latin dialects spoken in the Roman Empire; source of Romance languages
Vulgar Latin(ProperNoun)
The Latin language as spoken by the Roman people, as opposed to Classical Latin as written in formal literature until about 4c.
Vulgar Latin
Vulgar Latin is a generic term of the nonstandard sociolects of Latin from which the Romance languages developed. The word vulgar in this usage comes from the Latin word for common, as Vulgar Latin was the spoken language, and not from the English word meaning disgusting or objectionable. Works written in Latin during classical times used Classical Latin rather than Vulgar Latin, with very few exceptions. Because of its nonstandard nature, vulgar Latin had no official orthography. Vulgar Latin is sometimes also called colloquial Latin, or Common Romance. In Renaissance Latin, vulgar Latin was called vulgare Latinum or Latinum vulgare. The broad term Vulgar Latin should not be confused with the more specific term Proto-Romance, which refers specifically to the theoretical common ancestor to the modern Romance languages, as such Proto-Romance may have been only one of the Vulgar Latin languages and only a very late stage of that language branch.
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Early check in 12:00 bis 16:00 clock - there is the possibility to check in earlier, possibly even prior to 12:00 clock. The surcharge for "Early check in" is 5 € per person.
Check out by 11:00 on departure day clock.
Late Check out until 16:00 clock - Unless there are further reservations can also be checked out later. Also here is the additional charge of 5 € per person.
Why can not the hotel / hostel will not charge provides the room sooner or later? Normally, check-out until 11 clock and check-in from 16 clock. The time in between we just need to service tasks. Many guests, however, want the room to use as possible for free, or up in the afternoon or early evening to keep. This is of course not, because we have no 'spare' empty rooms. Like all businesses we need to earn money using the Hostel. Who wants an additional power, must also pay for it.


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Allure Bridals designs a Modest Collection that features sleeves and higher necklines along with similar skirt and bodice detailing used in its other collections. House of Brides stocks most of the Allure Modest Collection and is one of the largest online wedding stores.
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For a historic, romantic look to special occasion, formal or bridal dresses, browse the extensive collection at Recollections. The style pictured here may be found in "Victorian Ensembles," as well as under other headings. Dress styles overlap into multiple categories on the site, so to help with navigation, follow these primary links:
Beautifully Modest started out as one of the largest online modest bridal and formal retailers and has since expanded its offerings to also include casual clothing, swimwear and accessories. Shop online or in retail store locations in the USA.
These triangular pieces of fabric, available to blend in with everything from casual to bridal wear, are attached to clothing using removable, double-stick adhesive strips. Designer Lisa Leitch explains her inspiration, "It's often too hot or too bulky to wear another shirt underneath, and I was tired of safety pins ripping my garments. I always saw my blouses as missing a piece in the cleavage area . . . so I made the missing piece!"
Velcro straps attach this flat piece of fabric to the bra straps at the top, and the fabric is then tucked underneath the bra band below the bust to stay in place. A swimwear option is offered that must be sewn into the swimsuit to stay in place in the water.
This patent-pending design has a mesh back for breathability and polyester/nylon/spandex for a smooth layer under tops. The neckline stays in place. Be sure to see the Lace Cami style also.
This cap sleeve camisole retailer offers camisoles in specialty fabrics like lace, velvet and prints.
Find trendy skirts, three-quarter sleeve knit tops and accessories to add modesty to outfits from this Israel-based manufacturer. Also look for a collection of running skirts, some with built-in leggings underneath, as an alternative to culottes.
Long skirts are the strength of this modest clothing manufacturer, with a deep selection in regular sizes 2 to 20 as well as maternity. Several jackets to match are also worth a look. This manufacturer produces exclusive designs through family-owned sewing businesses located around the world.
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The Yeah Yeah Yeahs liked working at the Sonic Ranch in Tornillo so much on their last album that they returned there to record their new one, "Mosquito," due April 16.
The trio of singer Karen O, guitarist Nick Zinner and drummer Brian Chase worked up material in Manhattan, then spent three weeks, from April 9-30, last year, according to studio owner Tony Rancich.
The album was produced with TV on the Radio's Dave Sitek and Nick Launay, with one song produced by James Murphy of LCD Soundystem fame, with Kool Keith, aka Dr. Octagon, guesting on one track.
"SO much feeling went into this record," O says in a press release today announcing the album, "it was the rope ladder thrown down into the ditch for us to climb up and dust ourselves off. I hope others can climb up it too; we're excited to share the good vibes.
The album was demoed in Manhattan "with drum machines, a s---- sample keyboard and tons of delay — which we called the soup," she said, calling it a "more playful, lo-fi approach to songwriting."
Most of the album was recorded over the three weeks they spent at Sonic Ranch, where the gruop cut its third album, 2009's "It's Blitz!," in 2008.
"I think this album has more moodier, tripped-out songs than you've ever heard from us. You might catch some roots reggae and minimalist psychedelia influences in there," she said, adding it was "kind of raw, kind of chaotic, kind of dreamy. Very us."
No word on a tour yet, or local show, though they did follow the release of "It's Blitz!" with a sold-out show that year at Club 101's Airway location.
The band members all kept busy with solo projects in the interim between albums, including a Dec. 22 DJ set by Zinner at The Network.
The group, rumored to play Coachella this year (in April), has released a 59-second teaser video to promote "Mosquito."
The press release, btw, identified Tornillo as Tornilla.
In related news, Rancich confirmed that pop-rockers Hanson, who've recorded there before, and gypsy rockers Gogol Bordello worked on new projects recently at Sonic Ranch. Imagine if they cut an album together.


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LOS ANGELES (AP) -- A yacht skipper says he lied to Natalie Wood's death investigators 30 years ago and he's blaming her then-husband Robert Wagner for the actress' drowning in the ocean off Southern California.
Dennis Davern tells NBC-TV's "Today" show on Friday that he made mistakes by not telling the truth about events leading to the 1981 Thanksgiving weekend death of the actress.
The Splendour was at the island with Wagner and Wood and her "Brainstorm" co-star Christopher Walken aboard.
Davern says he urged Los Angeles County sheriff's homicide investigators to reopen the case.
The Sheriff's Department announced Thursday that the case has been reopened.
Davern says he believes Wagner had intentionally kept the investigation into her death low-profile and he says he believes Wagner is responsible for Wood's death.
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DIALA / Aswat al-Iraq: A group of armed men have attacked the house of an element of the pro-government al-Sahwa (Awakening) group in northeastern Iraq's Diala Province on Saturday, killing his mother and abducting his child sister, whilst 2 policemen were injured in a clash close to al-Sahwa element's house in the city, the Chairman of al-Sahwa Councils in Diala reported.
"A group of armed men, belonging to al-Qaeda organization, have launched an attack on Saturday on a house of al-Sahwa element, Ammar Samir, in Albu-Fayath village in Buhriz township, 5 km to the south of Baaquba, killing his mother and kidnapping his child sister," Khalid al-Luheiby told Aswat al-Iraq news agency.
He said the armed men had planted a time-bomb close to the attacked house, that blew off against a police patrol, wounding a police officer and a policeman," whilst a security force detained a suspected element in Saddam District, after the incident.
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After the state of Maryland raised its cigarette tax by $1 per pack several years ago there was a wave of "smash-and-grab" break-ins at convenience stores. Thieves would throw a cinder block through the front window in the middle of the night, grab all the cigarettes they could, then disappear. Baltimore Mayor Martin O'Malley (now Governor O'Malley) must have been envious of the success of the smash-and-grab thieves, for he embarked on a similar enterprise of his own, called "quick take."
So-called "quick take" is yet another perversion of the law of eminent domain whereby politicians can take immediate possession of a property without a hearing before a judge. Then when they find the time, they offer the owners an arbitrary amount for their property. The apparent purpose of the quick, smash-and-grab nature of this brand of political thievery is to deter property owners from mounting an adequate legal defense.
It's even worse than the kind of taking that was involved in the now-infamous Kelo Supreme Court decision. In that decision our black-robed deities informed us that private property could be stolen (oops, I mean, "taken") not for a "public purpose," as the U.S. Constitution requires, but simply to give or sell the property on the cheap to political supporters of the powers that be (real estate developers, chain store owners, etc.). With "quick take" property theft (oops again, I mean, "eminent domain proceedings"), governments do not even announce any purpose for the theft; they simply declare that they may decide how to make use of it sometime in the future. Property owners in Baltimore are given only ten days to challenge the theft of their property in this way.
But there's good news. On February 8 the Maryland Court of Appeals, the state's highest court, ruled against the thieving O'Malley administration in a case involving a local bar called "The Magnet." The court condemned the O'Malley administration for having "run roughshod over the owners of private property." The city government was so arrogant that it refused to even answer the court's questions regarding how they intended to use the property, and were harshly reprimanded for it by Judge Dale R. Cathell.
This ruling is bound to have national implications, for the Baltimore city government is not the only gang of "quick take" property bandits. Local governments throughout the nation are trying their hands at it, like so many apprentice mobsters. Unfortunately, the lesson these thieves will likely learn from the Maryland case is that they simply have to dream up some kind of use for the property before they steal it, whether that turns out to be the eventual use or not. The city of Baltimore responded to the Appeals Court ruling by arrogantly insisting that it intends to continue its quick-take, thieving ways.
Of course, the primary purpose of all such property theft by local politicians is so that they can fill their campaign coffers with money donated by real estate developers who are then able to purchase land much cheaper (from their local government pals) than they could if they had to offer fair-market prices for it to the property owners. It is very likely that such ill-gotten monies were instrumental in catapulting Martin O'Malley into the governor's mansion last November.
Local government all across America consists of thousands of conniving political prima donnas who dream of following in the political footsteps of a Martin O'Malley by legally plundering mostly lower-income constituents through this perversion of the law of eminent domain. They care not a whit that they are destroying the glue that holds our economy and indeed, our civilization together — private property. (You never see "quick takes" in neighborhoods with million-dollar homes; the owners of such homes can afford very effective lawyers). Any politician who engages in such arrogant acts of thievery must not only be challenged in court, as the O'Malley administration was, but should be thrown out of office immediately wherever recall elections are possible.
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Reason number
one for why storing all of your gold in an allocated or unallocated
bank account is a bad idea:
A client
of a major Swiss bank was recently refused access to his physical
gold and had to hire attorneys and threaten to expose the bank
publicly before finally getting it back in his own hands, according
to Jim Rickards of Omnis.
inference is that that gold was not there," Rickards told
King World News. "The bank had to scramble, go out and find
it somewhere before they could make good delivery."
expects the world will eventually go to a gold standard-backed
me, the big issue is, is it going to be intelligent or is it going
to be ugly?" Rickards says. "Is it going to be something
we think about, we have a public debate, hearing in Congress …
we give some thought to, and then, over time … we do it in
stages" so that markets can adjust.
says Rickards, we're on "the other path," ignoring
the issue and acting as if gold plays no role in finance, "which,
of course, it does, keep printing money until almost spontaneous
collapse of the dollar and then, in the midst of chaos, on an
emergency basis, have the president announce that we're back
on the gold standard."
advice? Get your gold out now before other banks begin following
When it hits
the fan, and you really need access to that allocated gold you bought
through a bank broker, you can be assured that it won't be
available. Imagine a scenario where the US dollar completely collapses
causing panic across the world. Everyone with physical gold holdings
is going to head straight to their local banker to claim and take
physical delivery of their precious metals. But, like paper
gold assets (i.e. commodity ETFs), the chances are slim that your
trusted bank will be able to make delivery, especially if the majority
of PM holders are asking to make physical withdrawals.
not suggesting that you take allocated/unallocated storage completely
out of your wealth preservation strategy, we're simply suggesting
that you consider diversifying even your precious metals holdings:
- Don't
keep everything at one bank
- If possible,
keep your assets in different regions, countries
- Secure your
gold in a personal safe deposit box (or two). Take note that safe
deposit boxes aren't always the safest way to store so
keep this in mind.
- Consider
leaving some of your holdings with a trusted family member. We
hesitate to make this recommendation, but there is a little bit
of risk involved in all methods of gold storage. It may even be
possible for one to store reserve gold or other monetary instruments
with a family member without necessarily telling them you're
doing so, but this also has its risks – so think long and
hard before you consider this avenue.
- Get a shovel
and start digging
The key, in
our opinion, is diversification in all aspects. Consider Murphy's
Law and plan for worst case scenarios. When the SHTF, be prepared
to lose some of your reserves and preps, including PM's, food,
and other items which you may be depending on to see you through
an emergency or disaster.
Plan A is great.
Plan B is even better. Plans C, D, and E will give you peace of
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A look back at the latest microbes, plants, and animals to have secured a spot in science's known tree of life in 2014
December 25, 2014|
This year in life science was marked by paltry federal funding increases, revelations of sequence contamination, and onerous regulations.
December 18, 2014|
B cells have commandeered ancient viral sequences in the genome to transmit antigen signals.
December 17, 2014|
Australian researcher Donald Metcalf, whose discoveries transformed cancer treatment, has passed away at age 85.
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The National Institutes of Health shutters its initiative to track the health of 100,000 children through adulthood.
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Scientists complete the largest-ever comparative genomic study of birds.
December 5, 2014|
What researchers are learning as they sequence, map, and decode species' genomes
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The circulating blood cells bind to neutrophils, prompting inflammation-related activity in these immune cell partners.
December 4, 2014|
A carbohydrate antigen found on cells of E. coli and other species prompts a potent immune response against malaria-causing parasites in mice.
December 3, 2014|
Bones unearthed in 2012 are likely those of King Richard III, a new DNA analysis shows.


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Has anyone applied and heard anything back yet? I know all the materials were just due in last week but I wanted to start a thread so us applicants can keep each other posted as to any feedback from HR :) Good luck all!... Read More
- 0Apr 10, '13 by MAtoBSNSo upsetting! I had an interview last week at HCR Manor Care in Wallingford. Not sure where you're from but there are more positions open. The HR guy is a real nice guy and made the interview much less nerve wracking. They have some posts up if you want to check them out. I'm pretty sure I got the job, just waiting to hear back when I can get started. Good luck my fellow bummed out nurse!
- 0Apr 14, '13 by besaangel, CNAHey guys, stay positive... There were a lot (I mean a lot) of apps for the NICU internships. My co-worker said her class had 8 applicants that do their externships there and highly doubt they get it either. BTW, they have posted other opportunities in the ED, Stepdown, MICU, Surgical etc (although might not be what you guys wanted)
- 0Apr 17, '13 by MAtoBSNThank you! I figured they'd get a lot of applicants, but I'm just freaking because of my financial situation. Also I'm not already endorsed for Delaware yet so I think that holds me back from being considered for jobs that need to be filled asap. This process is making me feel like a complete failure, although I said before that I wouldn't let that happen. I have a few leads for jobs but nothing is happening fast enough, I just want to work! I hate this economy and this awful situation for us new nurses!
- 0Apr 20, '13 by besaangel, CNAIts ok MAtoBSN... It'll all work out for the best.
What do you mean endorsed for DE?
- 0Apr 22, '13 by besaangel, CNAOh yea. That's a hoot but hopefully it won't be too bad
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- 0Jul 17, '13 by simplyblessedI know this is late but I know they only hired two out of nearly four hundred. One a recent new grad with no healthcare experience, so I guess experience isn't as high on their priority list as I assumed it would be. But she is the sweetest person and she loves the program a lot. I pray I can find something like that after graduation!
- 0Jul 23, '13 by besaangel, CNAsimplyblessed, where are you going to school?


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Vitamin D Links Genetic and Environmental Risk Factors in Multiple Sclerosis The risk to develop multiple sclerosis (MS) is well known to be co-defined by genetic and environmental factors. Possession of the major histocompatibility complex (MHC) allele HLA-DRB1*1501 represents by far the strongest genetic risk factor, while much smaller contributions are made by a range of other genes. Still, even this HLA-DRB1*1501 gene explains only a small part of the MS risk. Environmental factors are also relevant to the MS risk, and these factors notably include vitamin D levels, which are influenced both by diet and sunlight exposure. Low levels of vitamin D increase the MS risk. It now emerges that vitamin D levels and MHC are more intimately linked that previously appreciated. Not only does this start to explain much more of the MS risk, it also brings new life to the idea of using vitamin D as a therapeutic compound in MS. Epidemiological evidence for an effect of sunlight and vitamin D levels on the MS risk has been accumulating for many years. The geographical distribution of MS, being more prevalent in less sunny areas, is consistent with a protective effect of sunlight-induced vitamin D. Migrant studies tell the same tale. The more recently established effect of birth month points in the same direction. In the northern hemisphere people born in spring have a somewhat higher risk to develop MS than people born in autumn. Seasonal fluctuations in maternal levels of vitamin D during pregnancy could well account for this bias. Direct assessment of serum levels of vitamin D in relapsing-remitting MS patients confirms that they are generally lower than in healthy control subjects, with the most prominent difference occurring at the time of a clinical relapse. These apparently protective effects of vitamin D may in part relate to its anti-inflammatory effects. In animal models of neuroinflammation, vitamin D mitigates clinical disease. In cell culture models, it stimulates production of the anti-inflammatory mediator interleukin-10, and the development of regulatory T cells which control autoimmune responses. This even appears to be a self-amplifying effect, since vitamin D promotes expression of the vitamin D receptor itself. Now, as it turns out, vitamin D also influences the expression of HLA-DRB1*15, the major genetic risk factor in MS. While it remains to be established what exactly the mechanisms might be by which altered expression of the HLA-DRB1*1501 haplotype exerts an effect on the development of MS, the mere fact that its expression is linked to vitamin D levels uncovers a critical link between environmental factors and genetic risk factors. Such a link may well explain the somewhat confusing data that have accumulated on the MS risks in twins. While the concordance rate of MS among identical twins in Canada is close to 30%, it is only around 14% in Italy. Not only has it remained puzzling why these twin data would be so different in different geographical areas, it has also remained obscure why concordance rates between identical twins are so much higher than between non-identical twins, or other family members for that matter. The idea that co-operative effects by multiple genes would account for this has not found support from genome-wide association studies, which have revealed only very weak genetic effects by any other gene than HLA-DRB1*1501. A co-operative effect between this gene and maternal vitamin D levels during pregnancy and the first years of life, on the other hand, now becomes a more attractive explanation. After all, identical twins share this factor, while non-identical twins do not. The effects of vitamin D, and its link with the genetic MS risk, clearly raise the question whether or not vitamin D could be used as a therapeutic compound to control MS, or even more intriguing, to prevent it. Studies of vitamin D levels in young children have suggested that in the years before MS starts to become apparent, vitamin D levels are markedly lower in those children that go on to develop MS. Along with the month-of-birth effect, this makes a strong case to stimulate anyone to maintain healthy levels of vitamin D, especially early in life. This may not just help reduce the incidence of MS, but of other disorders as well. The question whether vitamin D can be used to slow down MS once it has already started, is another. Some evidence suggests that it might, and the option to do so is too attractive to ignore. Yet, high levels of vitamin D pose well-known risks to calcium metabolism. Caution is therefore required in exploring the use of high doses of vitamin D as a disease-modifying strategy in MS. More is not always better. At this point in time, however, all the evidence argues in favor of at least trying.
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A Chapter 7 debtor was not entitled to have her student loans discharged because she failed to identify "additional circumstances" that would demonstrate her financial condition was unlikely to improve in the future, the U.S. District Court for the Central District of Illinois concluded Nov. 6 (Educational Credit Management Corp. v. Krieger, C.D. Ill., No. 1:12-cv-01164 (JBM), 11/6/12).
Judge Joe B. McDade also found that the debtor had not made a good faith effort to repay her loans in part because she had failed to take advantage of alternative repayment plans. The decision was a reversal of the bankruptcy court's judgment, which found that the debtor had satisfied the three-part undue hardship test for discharging student loans in bankruptcy.
In 2001, Krieger divorced her second husband and as part of their property settlement she received a mutual fund worth $52,000 and her savings account balance of $10,000. She was also entitled to receive $1,200 per month in maintenance for five years. From those funds, she was required to pay $529 per month towards a vehicle lease signed by her husband for her car. Despite their divorce, Krieger remained in her husband's home until 2005 because of their children and she did not receive maintenance payments during this time.
In 2005, Krieger moved into an apartment and continued to seek legal employment while living off of her marriage settlement. She and her former husband renegotiated the terms of her alimony and reduced the amount to $650, from which she was still responsible for the car payments.
Krieger's apartment flooded in November 2008 and she moved to her 74-year-old mother's home in Dallas City, which the bankruptcy court described as "a small rural community of less than 1,000 people, located on the Mississippi River in West Central Illinois." Krieger's only source of income after moving in with her mother was $200 per month in government food assistance.
"The mutual funds account and savings account funds she was awarded in the 2001 divorce have been exhausted and she has no savings or investments of any kind," the bankruptcy court said, outlining its factual findings regarding Krieger's financial condition. "Her vehicle, which her former husband purchased for her at the termination of the lease, is over a decade old and is in need of repairs, which she cannot afford to make. She no longer has a cell phone. She has no health insurance and cannot afford medical or dental care. Because she could no longer afford internet service, her job search became more difficult and, based on the rural nature of where she lives, her opportunities diminished significantly."
Krieger filed for Chapter 7 protection on Jan. 24, 2011, and subsequently filed an adversary complaint seeking a determination that her student loans were dischargeable on undue hardship grounds. The bankruptcy court found that the debtor had established she met the three-part test for undue hardship and discharged the loans.
Creditor Educational Credit Management Corporation appealed the decision to the district court.
(1) The debtor cannot maintain a minimal standard of living if forced to repay the loans;
(2) Additional circumstances suggest that the debtor's state of affairs will continue to persist for a significant portion of the repayment period; and
(3) The debtor has made a good faith effort to repay the loans.
The appellant conceded that Krieger would not be able to maintain a minimal standard of living if forced the repay the loans, and therefore the district court did not review this factor. However, the district court did find that Krieger had not proven the "additional circumstances" necessary pursuant to part two of the test, nor had she made a good faith effort to repay the loans.
"The fact that [Krieger] has so rarely applied for jobs outside her preferred area casts significant doubt on the idea that her current unemployment is due to 'additional circumstances' that will necessarily persist into the future, but instead shows that it is likely due to her unwillingness to consider other types of work," the court said.
Furthermore, the court said that Krieger is 52 and in good health with no major disabilities and that there is "no objective reason" she should not be able to find work. The court also found that the current "poor economy" was not a sufficient excuse for Krieger's failure to find employment. Having found that Krieger had shown "nothing extraordinary" that would indicate an inability to work, the court concluded that she failed to satisfy the second part of the Brunner test.
In particular, the court cited the William D. Ford Income-Based Repayment program under which the court said "a debtor who is qualified to make $0 payments is still considered to be in repayment, and will have her debt burden completely forgiven after 25 years of qualifying 'payments' - even if she has never actually paid anything because her earnings were never high enough to result in a positive payment under the plan."
The court said that several court have considered the debtor's failure to utilize such repayment plans to be "very strong evidence of bad faith." The court said that a debtor must explain why such repayment plans are not feasible given the debtor's particular situation, which Krieger failed to do. Therefore the court found that Krieger had not made a good faith effort to repay the loans.
Accordingly, the court found that the bankruptcy court's application of the Brunner test was erroneous and the bankruptcy court's judgment was reversed.
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Troubling news, but not unexpected. There is an economic firestrom occuring in every one of Canada's trading partners. We are now starting to get a little warm ourselves. Good thing we have Harper running the show or this headline would have happened last year, followed by: 1% contraction, 2.5% contraction, industrial worksite shutdowns, collapsing dollar, massive unemployment
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I did get it right. "N.L." is Canadian Press style and is what should be used in our newspapers. "NL," without periods, is mainly used as a postal code abbreviation. I have no idea who would abbreviate "Newfoundland" as "N.F.L.D." I've never seen that, and I agree with you: it certainly shouldn't be in any newspaper.


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While Assassin's Creed 3 season pass holders have to wait two weeks for the first episode of The Tyranny of King Washington to drop on February 19, Ubisoft has finally announced the launch dates for the follow-ups. The second episode, titled The Betrayal, and third episode, called The Redemption, ...
AC3 Tyranny of King Washington DLC takes the throne on Feb. 19
The first episode in the Tyranny of King Washington DLC pack for Assassin's Creed 3 takes control on February 19 for Xbox 360, PS3 and PC. The Tyranny of King Washington is a three-part alternate history exploring President George Washington's more ambitious, dictatorial side. This first episode, c...
Assassin's Creed 3's 'Tyranny of King Washington' VGA trailer
Assassin's Creed 3's "Tyranny of King Washington," is a three-part DLC series exploring the history of George Washington seeking unlimited power, foregoing the silly notion of presidency and ruling with painful benevolence. The Assassin's Creed 3 Season Pass covers five downloadable content packs ...
Assassin's Creed 3 DLC tells the alternate history of 'King Washington'
The downloadable content offered as part of the Assassin's Creed 3 "Season Pass" includes "The Tyranny of King Washington," a single-player campaign presented in three episodic downloads. As the title may suggest, this DLC goes into "an alternate history of the events following the American Revolut...
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