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My project etwinning assumes that some information about national nature: flora, fauna and national reservations.Students make draw and paint about that. It's an excellent way to develop creativity, talent and teamwork in the Arts.In the second part of the project ,students make change photos,pictures , letters and impressions about these subjects.
Today all romanian students participated to the feast. The residential courses had been over.
We had been to Gura Diaham from Busteni, Prahova Valey. For one day, romanian students enjoyed in nature, in our beauty natural flora.
Romanian students realized some representativeness objects from a competition in our city( participated all schools). The competition was named " Zero microbes".
Our epigraph was: " With ripe and dust pan comen on to clean the town, for to be spotless and to have health"
Romanian students visited a "Hunt Museum" one of the most interesting museum in the country.
There we seen stuffed animals, very big bears, a aurochs,hunting trophys and many others.

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Fri, May 7, 10 at 12:48
my first blooms of the year, please excuse the yellowing leaves, had a spider mite problem thats being fixed at the moment. |
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Blooms are beautiful, how old are you brugs? Can't wait until I see blooms!! |
- Posted by willie_n_tx (My Page) on Fri, May 7, 10 at 17:01
These are actually 1 year old cuttings from a very old plant. I have another cutting that from a branch that broke off about 4 months ago that is blooming as well. |
- Posted by plantlover49 6B (My Page) on Sat, May 8, 10 at 8:03
very nice Blooms, thsnk you for posting them Elizabeth |
- Posted by roper2008 virginia 7a-8 (email@example.com) on Sat, May 8, 10 at 12:10
Very pretty. Are spider mites visible to the eye? Linda |
I'm battling mites, as well as huge swarms of white fly. Your blossoms are looking good! |
- Posted by forever_a_newbie z7/8 VA (My Page) on Sun, May 9, 10 at 8:51
pretty blooms |
- Posted by willie_n_tx (My Page) on Sun, May 9, 10 at 13:48
I was told they were spider mites by two different people, had another say that they are aphids...either way they are eating the plant so i remedied the situation and they are looking a lot better |
Very pretty ! Thanks for sharing! Theresa |
Congrats on your blooming brugs! |
So nice to see such pretty blooms! Karen |
- Posted by tommysmommy Colorado (My Page) on Tue, May 11, 10 at 11:34
Love to see this! Pretty blooms |
- Posted by marcie_new z8 (My Page) on Thu, May 13, 10 at 19:14
I really like your blooms my yellow bruggie is barely trying to come back, so is my dble white one I am so happy that after the freeze they decided to come back for a while there I was worried I had lost them all Thank God I didn't, for they were given to me by my mom who passed away last year in January. So next winter I will be more careful and find them a better spot for coverage. |
- Posted by organic_gardenboy (My Page) on Tue, May 18, 10 at 23:50
These are some Beautiful Brugs, I wish I had mine back. I lost all of them in a house fire. I had White, Double White, Double Yellow, And five Pink. And lost every single one in a house fire. My plants may have bit the dust but all my gardening stuff survived. Just a question is there any way you could send me a small cutting of one. If not I understand. |
- Posted by silvermist3 8 (My Page) on Wed, May 19, 10 at 2:20
I've had my gold Angel for about 4 years. It never produces seed pods, it grows to about 15 feet each year, and the local bats love the flowers. Right now it is around 3 feet tall and has 8 main stems coming out of the ground. Is this normal? |
- Posted by sultry_jasmine_night Florida z9 (My Page) on Sun, May 23, 10 at 17:38
Looks great and probably smells even better :) |
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Initial jobless claims rose by 25,000 to a relatively high 384,000 last week and import prices were up a huge 17.8 percent, largely due to oil. The House passed a bill that would extend unemployment benefits, but the White House says it will veto it.
SEC circles troubled AIG division
The Journal on C1 writes that the federal government is investigating an American International Group division that has previously had accounting shenanigans and already been "put on a tight leash" and fined $126 million.
The Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating whether the insurance giant's division, which put out contracts called credit-default swaps (insurance against a security's default), intentionally low-balled its losses on swaps.
AIG wouldn't do anything wrong, now would it?
Hating on speculators
The NYT reports on A1 on the rising din in Washington against speculators, who are being blamed for a little bit of everything recently, including "high gas prices, soaring grocery bills and volatile commodity markets." The paper notes dryly that "it is common in tough financial times to blame the speculators" but that the calls increasingly have commodity markets worried.
Before it was a Beltway epithet, "speculator" was simply a type of trader in the commodity futures markets. Unlike hedgers — the farmers, miners, refineries and other commercial interests that actually make or use the commodities themselves — the speculators, like day traders in the stock market, are simply trying to profit from changing prices.Some speculators follow market trends, buying as prices rise and driving them higher. But others buy when they think prices have fallen too low, sell when they see prices as too high or place bets that pay off only when prices fall.
The more money that speculators are willing to put to work in the market, the more liquid it is and the easier it is to buy and sell without causing big ripples in prices.
Yes, conservatives, the Times has the free market's back.
Microsoft, a fickle suitor
In deal news, Microsoft said it doesn't want Yahoo anymore even at the price it was willing just one month ago, a move that doesn't do wonders for its credibility. The WSJ and FT front the news, while the NYT puts it on C1. Yahoo signed a search deal with Google in a bid to boost its prospects and an admission that its search strategy hasn't worked. The FT and NYT say the alliance will face "intense" antitrust scrutiny, something the Journal's main story doesn't get around to somehow, though a C3 post briefly raises the idea.
How long until Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, who ought to already be on the outs for its abysmal Vista operating system, sees the door?
The Journal on B1 says Anheuser-Busch, a day after InBev's $46 billion offer for it, is in "preliminary" talks with Grupo Modelo of Mexico for a link-up. The American beer giant is trying to avoid being bought out by the Belgians, something the paper on B6 says is unlikely without a Modelo deal. The paper in a separate B6 story says if InBev succeeds, it could be bad news for the ad business since the European company doesn't rely on "carpet-bombing" campaigns like its American competitor.
Are banks low-balling foreclosure rates?
The Washington Post on D1 reports that the comptroller of the currency, a key regulator of big U.S. banks, is questioning the data that banks and mortgage companies are providing on foreclosures.
Comptroller John C. Dugan said his office has calculated that the Mortgage Bankers Association is low-balling the foreclosure rate, which the Post notes is used widely in the press. He also raised questions about how many homeowners the Hope Now coalition—a voluntary group of lenders and servicers put together by the administration—has helped.
His office found that the new foreclosure rate was 1.13 percent in the first quarter compared to the MBA's 1.01 percent number.
To Zell with this!
The Chicago Tribune's publisher quit a few days after Tribune Company announced drastic cuts in its newspaper business, "indicating he agrees that parent Tribune Co. must change but not necessarily in the ways being discussed by Chairman Sam Zell."


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Set inside a renovated, late-19th-century school, this stylish hotel blends well into its surrounding, fashionable neighborhood. Partially staffed by hospitality students, the property telegraphs a hip sophistication through its mellow lighting and sparse placement of colorful furnishings in the public spaces. The building's history is retained, though, in original touches like exposed brickwork and fireplaces. All 40 rooms and suites vary a bit, though white, downy bedding and long drapes set against light wood trim is common. The restaurant, located in what was once a gymnasium, serves fine Dutch cuisine, and cocktails can be enjoyed amongst the locals in the courtyard terrace.
Room to Book:
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15 and remained there until the death of Herod. This was to fulfill what had been spoken by the Lord through the prophet, "Out of Egypt I have called my son." | 15 where he stayed until the death of Herod. And so was fulfilled what the Lord had said through the prophet: "Out of Egypt I called my son." |
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I picked up a 6 pack of Harlequins.Four of them are the prettiest red & I'd like to pot them together,at least 3 of them. Wonder how big the pot should be? Rose |
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- Posted by CCvacation none (My Page) on Sat, Jun 15, 13 at 20:11
I see you haven't gotten a response, probably because I think harlequins are the bedding dahlias, and most dahlia addicts grow the three ft to seven feet varieties in the ground. I've never seen six-packs of dahlias in the store, so I had been watching to see if anyone would respond, as well. Please don't take a no-answer as ignoring, but as a collective "I'm not sure..." Cheers! |
Well I'm a new dahlia lover. Last year I grew a bargain bulb from Walmart and it was the most beautiful red and white bloom. So, about the 6 packs. I bought a container from Lowes last summer. It was about a 20 inch pot. I would estimate that there were 3-4 plants. It filled the container nicely. The six packs won't get very tall. Flowers are not huge but they are pretty. |
- Posted by jacqueinthegorge USDA 7a / Sunset 3 (My Page) on Wed, Jun 19, 13 at 20:48
The Harlequins are a bedding dahlia, getting about a foot tall (or less). I've grown single plants in 2-gallon pots, where they did reasonably well. So if you want to plant three of them in one pot, I'd go with a 7- or 10-gallon pot. One-gallon pots are too small in my experience - the roots get too hot. I like the Harlequins, and I save my favorites. They make tubers just like real dahlias! |
I saw little six packs of bedding dahlias at one of the small nursery set ups around here for the first time this year. I grew some from seed last year and again this year, and was wondering why they were not popular with the growers. I didnt grow Harlequins, and I grew them in the ground, but the two types I have tried ended up being 12-18" tall and wide. They bloomed well all summer. |
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Hi my name is Mike! My two brothers and I were born to an outdoor semi feral mama. The nice lady has taken care of our mama and has tamed us nicely! We look like flame point siamese Mix kitties and we have blue eyes that will knock your socks off! My fur will end up being short to medium length! I am the one on the left of the 2nd picture and the one in front on the 3rd picture! I am all boy and very energetic. I need a family to play with me!!
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Before I start on Friday, just a thought on a national item: Happy that Penn State has been given back its 112 football victories and that Joe Paterno is back at the top of the victory list. Now that PSU has been restored, it's time again for another restoration project — his name is Pete Rose!
Now, on to prep basketball and Friday's action at North Hagerstown where the Hubs went up against rival South Hagerstown.
I labeled the game in my story as an 'instant classic.' If the game would have been televised, it could have been immediately replayed on Herald-Mail HMTV6. … Yes, it was that good. There have been other games in recent memory that have been closer than 5 points final margin, but Friday's 72-67 victory by South left the entire crowd gasping to the very end.


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Anorexia Nervosa: potentially life threatening eating disorder characterized by self starvation and an excessive obsession with weight loss.
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I do not think there are any random people on the internet that can take your Sentry Safe serial number and tell you the combination. Not only that, I certainly hope there are not a lot of people with a complete combination list!
It is really beyond me why people do not direct these inquires to the Sentry Safe Company themselves!
That is the only way to recover your safe combination, contact Sentry. Here are the easy instructions from Sentry: First step, find the Model and Serial Number of your safe. The Serial Number is in your packet or printed on the small label beside the door hinge (outside). Send a copy of the model number and serial number of the safe, a notarized letter (last name of notary must be different than that of owner) stating you are the owner of the safe, and a check or money order for $12.00* (U.S. funds) to:
Sentry Group, Dept. 200,
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If using a credit card (Visa/Mastercard only), call 1-800-828-1438
and fax your Model and Serial number with the notarized letter
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I REPEAT, there are no random joes on the internet who can help you with this. You need to contact the company that manufactures your safe. Posting messages on the internet begging people to help you with this isn't going to do ANYTHING, because we can't help you. The only people who can help you is the company who manufactures your safe. Please stop posting these stupid messages and contact Sentry. Otherwise, get used to spending your time on the internet posting messages that get no useful response. No doubt, there will be people posting these messages begging for help with there safe right underneath this message. That should tell you something. These people are mentally retarded and obviously cannot read, so there really is no point in responding to them because if they can't read this what hope do they have of reading your response? Boy, illiteracy is running rampant nowadays.
Do not want to pay the $42.00 and notorization letter fee to get it from sentry.
Is there another way? Serial #11992041
Now if random people online had your combinations... what would be the point of locking your safe?
There is another way, and its call dynamite. I think it would be more fun... but you better check with your local fire and police departments about required licenses.
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The 62nd Cannes Film Festival is nearly upon us. Every year the frenzied fortnight pushes another handful of directors and stars into the limelight.
Most enjoy their five minutes and fade into relative obscurity, but some build full-length careers off the back of their festival success. Like...
Brigitte Bardot
Aspiring ballet dancer, Elle cover model and novice actress.
At Cannes:
Bardot became a press sensation after she was photographed in a bikini on the Cannes beachfront during the 1953 festival, hanging out with Hollywood stars Errol Flynn and Kirk Douglas.
She starred in Roger Vadim's controversial arthouse hit And God Created Woman, and became the sex-kitten pin-up for a generation of boundary-breaking filmmakers.
Steven Soderbergh
Wannabe director working low profile directing and editing gigs in Hollywood and his home town of Baton Rouge.
At Cannes:
Soderbergh came to the 1989 festival with his debut film sex, lies and videotape expecting to win nothing.
He came away with the top prize, the Palme D'or, which helped make his film a hit and put American indie back on the movie map.
A short slump before becoming one of the smartest and most prolific American directors working today, creating stylish crime thrillers (Out Of Sight, The Limey), arty issue pictures (Traffic, Che) and all-out blockbusters (Oceans Eleven).
Quentin Tarantino
Bratty motormouthed film-geek with buzzy indie heist movie Reservoir Dogs under his belt. Big in Europe.
At Cannes:
Tarantino brought his second film, Pulp Fiction, to the festival in 1994, along with most of the film's cast. Like Soderbergh, he nabbed the top prize, to the consternation of French cineastes and the particular fury of one boozed up and booing French lady in the audience.
The louche technicolour grunge of Pulp Fiction made Tarantino an instant cult figure, and he made hugely influential US indie films for the rest of the '90s, with a throng of brash copycats following in his wake.
Baz Luhrmann
Bit-part actor and director of a theatre stage company in Sydney.
At Cannes:
Luhrmann's first film, Strictly Ballroom, based on one of his earlier stage productions, had its premiere at Cannes in 1992. The director was awarded the Prix De Jeunnese for outstanding work by a young director.
Luhrmann goes on to reinvent the musical with his gaudily awesome Shakespeare adaptation Romeo & Juliet, and his downright fabulous Parisian reverie Moulin Rouge.
Lars von Trier
Amateur filmmaker, student, and son of nudist communists.
At Cannes:
Von Trier's debut feature The Element Of Crime was shown at the 1984 ceremony in competition. It didn't win the main prize, but the stark dystopian thriller bagged a technical award.
Von Trier went on to become one of the most controversial and experimental filmmakers in the world, pioneering the anti-Hollywood Dogme movement and causing violent division among critics .
Jamie Bell
Lad from Stockton on Tees aspiring to be an actor.
At Cannes:
The euphoric, dancing Brit-hit Billy Elliot with Bell in the lead was shown out of competition at the 2000 festival. Without a Stateside distributor before Cannes, the film generated a monumental buzz and was fought over by several studios.
Bell has become one of our leading young lights, picking a determined and intelligent path through his new Hollywood career: King Kong, Hallam Foe, Defiance and now Tin Tin.
Anna Paquin
New Zealand schoolgirl. Played a skunk in a school play.
At Cannes:
Paquin went along to her sister's audition for the role of Flora in Jane Campion's period drama The Piano and won the part. The film went on to win the Palme D'or at the 1993 ceremony – the first ever win by a female director, which sent the press into a frenzy.
Paquin became the second youngest recipient of an acting Oscar when she was named Best Supporting Actress for the film in 1994.
She sensibly refused a slew of acting offers until she'd finished school, then bounced back as highlights and health-sucking hero Rogue in the massive X-Men trilogy.
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So sorry Joyce....((hugs)) to you all! You are all in my thoughts and prayers! xo
So true Joyce. I am so very sorry..... ((((hugs))))
So sorry for your loss.
Praying for your friend, his family and you.
I'm so sorry for you. And the family of your friend.
oh, joyce, i'm so very sorry. praying for your friends, today...
I'm so sorry for your loss! I send warm thoughts to you.
We are sending love and ((((hugs)))) to you, and your friends family
George, Tess and Jan xxxx
Oh, so sorry Joyce.....you are in my thoughts....
I know what you mean. Take your time, your friend will need you so much. And take our words as a support.
You know where we are.
I am so sorry for your loss. I lost my Dad the same way. You never know what could happen in the blink of an eye, so we must love and embrace each day.
I'm so sorry Joyce.
Warm hugs.
This past school year we had four students lose their dads suddenly. Freak accidents took two of them and the other two were heart attacks. Life can sucker punch us at times.
Prayer going out for your friend and you as you help. Take your time as you all get your 'breath' back.
Some friends just lost their 18 year old son. One's never quite prepared for these unexpected events. My heart is with you.
i'm so sorry joyce. our lives can change in an instant, and sometimes, often, we never see it coming. thinking of you, friend, xo, cindy
Sorry for your loss, were sending our prayers and comfort with your family.
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so sorry for your loss and may you find comfort among friends - and find laughter.
so sorry for your loss Joyce. Hugs.
Sorry for your loss! It is fragile! I will say a prayer for his family. May they find peace and joy for having him in their lives.
So sorry to hear about your Friend... My warmest thoughts are going to you and your Friend's family... x
Hi Joyce,
I too am so sorry for your loss.
Sending warm thoughts your way.
So sad- this is the hard part of life. I wish you strength.
Joyce sorry to hear about your loss.
Prayers to you and his family and friends.
oh I am so sorry Joyce...for you...for your friends family.
Peace and strength to you and yours...
You were on my mind...
I haven't stopped by here in awhile, and I've been missing you. I'm so sorry about your friend. My prayers are with you and with the family.
So sorry for your loss! So sad.
wow! your photos always seem to amaze me!!!!
I am so, so sorry for this loss. Keeping you and his family in my thoughts. Hugs and love.
Sending you peace and light
and big hugs!
so sorry to hear about your friend passing. I will be thinking of you and praying for your friend's family. take good care of yourself too.
Big sigh! I am so sorry to hear this. Love to you all.
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London, Nov 18 (ANI): David Beckham has been pictured spending quality time with his sons Brooklyn, Romeo and Cruz, while watching a basketball match.
The 37-year old footballer, who looked happy to join his brood at the LA Lakers basketball match, was photographed collaring Romeo and sniggering while Cruz whispered into his dad's ear, reported the Mirror.
The youngest Beckham- Cruz- was spotted wearing a trendy denim outfit and hat.
The young lads seemed to be having a great time with their dad, as they larked about in their ringside seats, climbing over his knee and gathering around to tell jokes during the break time. (ANI)


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Audio Production
Focus on audio techniques for music recording and mixing; sound design for film, video, and new media; and production for radio. This concentration of the cinema and media communiation major prepare students for a possible careers in the music recording industry.
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Study techniques for designing Internet websites, producing 2-D and 3-D animation, and special effects using a combination of creativity, aesthetics and computer software
Study in a program that integrates a Christian worldview with technical and creative skills in the field of audio-visual media – including film and digital video and audio formats – for theater exhibition as well as for television and radio production. Both academics and practical experience are stressed, and various opportunities for actual production work and industry-related internships are offered.
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Guy Fieri had some comments for Pete Wells' NY Times Review of his Times Square Restaurant on Big Morning Buzz Live with Carrie Keagan.
Fieri got raked over the coals by food critic Wells, who used 34 rhetorical questions to drive home the point that the restaurant stunk on ice in a scathing review that went viral.
Fieri later defended himself in an interview with Today show reporter Savannah Guthrie. "I thought it was ridiculous. I mean, I've read reviews -- there's good and there's bad in the restaurant business, but that to me went so overboard, it really seemed like there was another agenda."
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'Gary bill' one step closer to law; House votes for it, 97-0
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Updated: May 13, 2013 6:25AM
INDIANAPOLIS — Senate Bill 585, known as the "Gary bill," passed the Indiana House on Thursday morning with a 97-0 vote.
The language passed by the bill includes the removal of the governor's airport board veto, and removes a provision on placing a 1 percent income tax. Instead, an amendment by Rep. Hal Slager, R-Schereville, would prevent the state from imposing penalties if the local governing body does not pass a specific tax.
The bill provides for a study to expand the Ports of Indiana to include Lake County and a study for a new trauma center and teaching school.
The existing members of the airport board would end their service on Sept. 1, and new members will be appointed.
The airport board members must have five years experience in business, administration, economic development or finance. The governor's appointee would serve as the airport chairman. Four members will be appointed by the mayor of Gary, one by the Porter County Board of Commissioners and one by the Lake County Board of Commissioners.
The board will also be required to conduct an annual audit with an outside accountant.
Other benefits from the bill include the access to $3 million from the Gary Sanitary District.
Sen. Ed Charbonneau, R-Valparaiso, authored the bill, and said he was glad to see the unanimous support for helping Northwest Indiana. He said he had not had the chance to study changes made in the House and is unsure if the bill will head to the governor in its current form or will go to a conference committee.
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The Generations of the 20th Century…
Books and articles abound about the Greatest Generation (1910 – 1924), the Baby Boomers (1946 – 1964), Gen-X, Gen-Y and now the Millennial Generation.
The Forgotten Generation-And What They Forgot…
But…what about my generation (1924 – 1945)? Why do the pundits and politicians ignore us? Why are most Americans totally unaware of our existence?
It's our own fault. We failed to defend and pass on the economic principles and financial practices that our parents inherited from as far back as the founding of America. We were so busy rebuilding an economy that was decimated by the Great Depression and put into a wartime state by WWII that we lost sight of the turmoil that the entitlement thinking and the quick-buck-investment mentality that followed us was wreaking on America's economic stability.
The Financial Management Challenge We Now Face…
Our inattention has allowed America to flounder its way to a measure of success unseen in the history of the world. This success is, however, also the foundation of our failure. Our economic house is built on sand. Baby Boomers and their progeny deny or are unaware of the Four Pillars of every financially successful and secure family and person
Instead of Freedom from Debt-to-others they embrace debt as passionately as they would a lover during a first encounter – mortgages, lines of credit, credit cards, auto loans, furniture, appliances and home improvements financed "same-as-cash"
In lieu of keeping three to five years of ready cash and maintaining high levels of equity in their homes, they hold tight to the shibboleth that six months of money reserves is enough to weather the storms they'll encounter during a 90 to 100+ year lifespan and that home equity should be sucked into "investments"
Rather than building a financial structure that delivers guaranteed income in good times and bad during their 30 or more years of after-work life, they expect the government, an employer, a union or often unrealistic investment returns to assure them security and peace of mind
Perhaps most damning, many Boomers and Beyonds care not whether they leave a legacy to their heirs. Many of them received a legacy of money themselves but, having neither received nor embraced a legacy of understanding, knowledge and wisdom, they simply have nothing to give.
It's time for the Forgotten Generation to step forward and reclaim its destiny as the protectors of the American values that were passed on to it but which will pass out of existence if the Forgotten Generation does not act to restore them and pass on the legacy of wisdom that it received from its forebears. It's also time for the Boomers and Beyonds to discard the falsehoods and foolishness that can lead us to America's ruin. Its time for them to put renewed faith in the finacial founding fathers who wrote, spoke and lived the Four Pillars.
The Opening Gambit-Become Aware…
The first move Americans need to make is simple. Americans must recognize that they have allowed themselves to be bamboozled by the Behemoths' Madison Avenue messages–in short they have been misinformed and misled to believe that the Behemoths know better how to manage the personal economies of American families that the families themselves.
A Simple Formula-Build Equity First…
The fact is, American's know how to manage personal finances but the Forgotten Generation has failed to keep the simple formula at the front of the mind of America…
I've been practicing for almost forty years and have met only a handful of people that started out with wealth. Most Americans have gained wealth by struggling for years to…
- educate ourselves about saving, investing, risk management, etc.
- build equity in
- our homes
- our businesses
- our whole life insurance policies and savings accounts
Almost every person and every insurance and financial advisor I have met can relate to this idea. Why then would anyone suggest that everyday Americans follow any other path to wealth?
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Director, producer, and script-writer.
Born in Heemskerk in The Netherlands, Rolf de Heer emigrated to Australia when he was eight years old. He graduated from the Australian Film, Televison and Radio School (AFTRS) in Sydney in 1980.
His first film, produced independentlyin 1984 and both written and directed by de Heer, was Tale of a Tiger, in which schoolboy Orville's fascination with model planes accelerates when he meets Harry, owner of a genuine but sadly neglected Tiger Moth. He followed this with the telemovie (produced for Southern Star) Thank You Jack (1986), in which a boy with a terminal and rare neuromuscular disease befriends an old man who is also dying: de Heer directed the film to a screenplay by James Balian.
In 1988, de Heer directed his first science-fiction film: Encounter at Raven's Gate. De Heer co-wrote the film with Marc Rosenberg and James M. Vernon, and it attracted two AFI Award nominations (for production design and score).
In 1990, de Heer directed the film Dingo (written by Raven's Gate co-writer Marc Rosenberg), about an Australian jazz trumpeter who longs to meet his idol again.
In 1993, he wrote, directed and co-produced the film for which he is perhaps best know: Bad Boy Bubby, which won the Grand Jury Special Prize at the Venice Film Festival (1993), the International Jury of Film Critics Award (1993), and the Bronze Plaque of the International Catholic Organisation for Cinema (1993). It also won de Heer two AFI Awards (Best Screenplay: Original and Best Director) and was nominated for Best Film (all 1994) and won the Audience Award at the Valenciennes International Festival of Action and Adventure Films (1995).
De Heer's next film was The Quiet Room (1996), written and directed by de Heer: showing the disintegration of a marriage through the eyes of a ten-year-old child, it was nominated for the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film festival (1996) and the Golden Spike at the Valladolid International Film Festival. De Heer followed this film with Almost Alien (also known as Epsilon), an ecological science-fiction film. De Heer's final film of the 1990s was Dance Me to My Song (1998), co-written with lead actress Heather Rose and Frederick Stahl.
In 2001, de Heer wrote and directed The Old Man Who Read Love Stories, based on a novel by Luis Sepúlveda: the film won de Heer an FCCA Award (Best Screenplay: Adapted, 2004) and attracted nominations for IF Awards for both Best Feature Film and Best Script (2004). He followed this with The Tracker (2002), which was nominated for AFI Awards for Best Film and Best Original Screenplay (2002), won an AWGIE award for Feature Film: Original (2002), was nominated for an FCCA Award for Best Screenplay: Original (2002), won Best Screenplay at the Ghent International Film Festival (2003) and was nominated for their Grand Prix, was nominated for IF Awards for Best Direction and Best Script (2002), won the Press Award at the Paris Film Festival (2003), won the Jury Special Prize at the Valladolid International Film Festival and was nominated for their Golden Spike (2002), and was nominated for the the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival.
De Heer's next three films were Alexandra's Project, Ten Canoes, and Dr Plonk (2007), for all of which de Heer was was both script-writer and director. Both Alexandra's Project and Ten Canoes attracted a high number of awards and nominations, both domestic and international. Alexandra's Project attracted awards and nominations from the Australian Film Institute, the Berlin International Film Festival, the Chicago International Film Festival, the Film Critics Circle of Australia, IF Awards, and the Valladolid International Film Festival. Ten Canoes attracted awards and nominations from the Australian Film Institute, Cannes Film Festival (where it won a special jury prize), the Film Critics Circle of Australia, the Ghent International Film Festival, the IF Awards, and the Satellite Awards. It is also unique as the first feature film filmed entirely in Indigenous Australian dialects.
Dr Plonk, a silent, black-and-white film, is a return to de Heer's interest in science fiction, showing a scientist experimenting with time travel.
De Heer's most recent film is The King is Dead! (2012), which Screen Australia describes as 'a dark comedy about neighbours, ice and baseball bats.'


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Actually, 1,073 people to be exact. Disability Answers, The Advocator Group's free mobile app, has reached its first major milestone. Since its debut in September, the app has been downloaded by 1,073 users.
Disability Answers helps disabled individuals determine whether or not they should consider applying for Social Security Disability Insurance or Medicare. Based on the answers to a few short questions about the user's medical and work history, the app is able to advise them on whether or not they're a good candidate to receive benefits.
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Leading advocacy organization announces its iPhone® and Android® app has reached a new milestone
WAKEFIELD, Mass.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Today, The Advocator Group announced that its free mobile app, Disability Answers™, has reached its first milestone, with over 1,000 downloads to date. The new app helps disabled Americans better understand the complexities of, and whether they may qualify for, Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Medicare. Available for both iPhone® and Android® devices, the app can be accessed after a quick download and simple on-screen setup.
"We are proud to announce that we hit our first milestone of over 1,000 downloads, and did so in just a few months," says Chris Gallagher, Vice President, Business Development at The Advocator Group. "The success of the Disability Answers app highlights the importance of developing user-friendly and effective resources for disabled Americans."
Originally released in September, Disability Answers has been downloaded by hundreds of mobile users on each platform. Disability Answers provides disabled Americans and their loved ones with clear and concise answers to the many questions that arise during a difficult time in their lives. Reviews and feedback for the app have been stellar among users.
The most dynamic feature of the app, the My Answers section, allows users to understand their specific likelihood of approval for benefits by simply answering basic questions about their age, diagnosis, and work history. Then, by comparing their profile and situation to that of actual claimants, the app will tell users if they are a likely candidate for SSDI, and if they should contact an advocate to begin exploring the application process.
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Cyril Ferrand
Cyril joined the gFSC on 1 April, 2014. He is a French citizen who has been working for the Emergency and Rehabilitation Division of FAO since 1999. He has covered major humanitarian crisis, including Kosovo, Afghanistan, Southern Sudan, Somalia and the occupied Palestinian territory. Cyril's humanitarian career started in 1994 in France in support of economic and humanitarian refugees and continued overseas in 1996 when he joined Action Contre la Faim (ACF) as a food security expert until 1999, covering Burundi, Russian Federation – North Caucasus and Cambodia. Cyril holds an University degree in Natural Sciences and advanced University degrees in Agronomy, Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Development from the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), a part of the University of London.
Anne Callanan
Anne has more than 25 years of experience in international development and humanitarian assistance in Africa, Asia, the Middle East and at the headquarters with both WFP and Concern Worldwide. She has managed teams and Country Offices and has lead multi-disciplinary and multi stakeholder teams in food security assessments. Anne has represented WFP at the United Nations Standing Committee on Nutrition and co-chaired the working group on Nutrition in Emergencies for many years. She was also a member of the core technical team for the first version of the Sphere Project on nutrition standards and its subsequent revision.
Ariella Glinni
Ariella joined the gFSC team in January 2014. She worked with FAO since 2002, responsible for emergency and rehabilitation operations across Asia, Africa, Middle East and North Africa, which included response to complex emergencies in Afghanistan, Pakistan, West Bank and Gaza Strip as well as to region-wide operations such as Desert Locust control in Africa and global threats as posed by the Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza. Over the past three years she has led FAO's Food Chain Crisis- Emergency Management Unit addressing transboundary animal diseases, plant pest and diseases and food-safety. Previously, she worked with the World Meteorological Organization on drought early warning systems in the Sahel and disaster preparedness and mitigation related to climate change, with the European Union on tropical deforestation monitoring and with an NGO in Bolivia to support indigenous communities. Ariella's academic background is in tropical agricultural sciences and rural development.
Dina Jerkovic
Dina is a programme advisor and joined the global support team in September 2013. She brings with her 20 years of experience in programme and logistics in the humanitarian field. She has worked in Croatia, Bosnia, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, Sudan, Indonesia, Pakistan and Rome. She primarily oversees information management, funding mechanisms, Cash and Vouchers working group and covers assigned geographical regions.
Roberta Canulla
Roberta is Programme Adviser at the Global Support Team. Prior to joining FAO in 2006 as Liaison and Operations Officer for Somalia, Chad and most recently the Democratic Republic of Congo, she worked for over 13 years in the field as Programme Manager with the Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection Department of the European Commission (EU ECHO), NGOs and UN-Habitat, as well as at the World Food Programme Headquarters. Roberta's field postings have been mainly in the former Yugoslavia, Central Asia, and in the Eastern and Southern Africa. Roberta enjoys photography and sports.
Samantha Chattaraj
Samantha is a Programme Advisor seconded by HelpAge International. She has over 14 years of experience in the development and humanitarian fields, especially in difficult and complex situations in Asia, Africa and the Middle East. Her thematic experience is in food security and livelihoods; age, gender and protection. At gFSC, Samantha works on regular Cluster activities to deliver the Cluster strategies and work plan (surge missions, capacity building, coordination) with a special focus on integrating age along with gender, disabilities and protection as a part of the gFSC's initiatives for quality programming.
Emma Fitzpatrick
Emma's primary focus in the global support team is on communications, strengthening partnerships and cluster coordination surge support. Emma has previous cluster and sector coordination experience in the food security and health clusters at global and national levels, building capacity and strengthening systems for humanitarian response with governments, donors, NGOs and local partners. In her spare time, Emma enjoys exploring local markets and cooking.
Kaisa Antikainen
Kaisa joined the gFSC at the end of October 2013 and works with Information Management and Communications, including the website and social media. Her previous work experience include working at the World Bank in Washington DC with communications and knowledge management. She has additional experience from the Finnish Foreign Missions in Washington DC, New York and Vietnam.
Vanessa Bonsignore
Vanessa has worked with the Food Security Cluster since May 2011. She has found this experience truly rewarding because of the close contacts with the field and partners in NGOs and other international and UN agencies. Vanessa helps out with a wide variety of work ranging from regular correspondences with partners concerning monthly teleconferences, working groups and trainings to the facilitation of Annual Meetings and editing of reports, terms of reference and standard operating procedures. Vanessa thinks her experience with the FSC has also helped to reinforce her studies in development economics and international relations.
Marina Angeloni
Marina joined the gFSC in February 2013. She is the focal point for the Food Security and Livelihoods in Urban Settings Working Group managing all related activities, meetings and correspondence. She is also working with the Protection Officer on all quality programming and protection activities. Other tasks include the development of gFSC surveys and support to capacity building trainings. Her background includes a Master's Degree in Peacekeeping and Security Studies and several years of experience with UN DPKO; FAO and NGOs between Geneva, New York and Nairobi.
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Marisa manages the development of the Food Security Cluster Global Information Management tool, which will be used by cluster systems and partners to collect, analyse and report on the food security responses during an emergency. She coordinates and organizes regular teleconferences of the FSC Assessment Working Group (AWG) and is also working with the Assessment Working Group Co-Chairs and partner focal points to draft indicator leaflets to serve as a reference guide for Information Management Officers collecting field data. She performs other gFSC related tasks as required such as facilitating the global partner related events, posst FSC website updates and liaises with technical support within WFP and external partners.
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Nancy joined the FSC in August 2013 to support the administrative work of the team. She has worked with the WFP since 1996, mostly in the areas of Administration, HR, Procurement and Finance. In 1998, Nancy also had the opportunity to experience of the hard and dedicated work in the field during the natural disaster Hurricane Mitch in Honduras. Nancy is enjoys assisting the work of the FSC.


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Instagram is the latest, and obviously the hippest, photo-sharing app; it allows anyone with a smartphone to play amateur photographer, transforming regular old snapshots into filtered, fogged and color-tinted works of art at the touch of a finger.
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Harbeth P3ESR speakers, excellent, see pics [Expired]
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Harbeth P3ESR monitor speakers in the cherry finish, in excellent condition sonically and cosmetically. These are the limited run Special Edition model with higher quality inner wiring. The speaker grilles are included.
In his review in the August 2010 issue of Stereophile, John Atkinson concludes, "I love the Harbeth P3ESR. I think it's the best iteration yet from any manufacturer of the BBC LS3/5A minimonitor concept."
I agree Ive tried many small monitor speakers (from Spendor, Dynaudio, Quad, Epos, Vienna Acoustics), and these are the best little boxes Ive heard. Ive also owned the predecessor to the P3ESR, Harbeths HLP3ES2, and Im amazed at the improvements that Harbeth has made in the new model. The sound is richer, more transparent, more detailed (but no edge or glare), greater soundstage depth, better defined bass, and in general closer to the sound of real instruments.
I used these in a small listening room, but I recently moved and now my system is in a much bigger room, so I bought a pair of bigger Harbeths better suited to the big space. Ive held onto these P3s because theyre so amazing that its hard to part with them, but I cant justify keeping them to play background-level music in my office setup.
I am the original owner. I bought the speakers from an authorized dealer (David Michael Audio) in April 2011. Current US retail price of the P3ESR in cherry is up to $2095.
I have the original box and papers, and Ill double box for shipping. PayPal is preferred, with no extra fee at the asking price. US-48 sales only, please. Preference to Audiogon members with a record of positive feedback.
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Women and heart disease
Did you know that:
250,000 women a year die from heart disease?
39 percent of women who have heart attacks die within a year, compared to 31 percent of men?
At older ages, women who have heart attacks are twice as likely as men to die from them within a few weeks?
If you smoke cigarettes, have high blood pressure, have been diagnosed as having high blood cholesterol, are overweight, are diabetic, get little or no exercise, take oral contraceptives and smoke, are post-menopausal, or have a mother or father who had a heart attack before age 60 -- YOU ARE AT RISK FOR HEART DISEASE.
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- Quit smoking.
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- Walk 30-60 minutes a day, at least three days a week.
- Take your high blood pressure medication as ordered by your doctor.
- Maintain your ideal body weight.
- Use another form of contraception if you smoke and use the pill.
Keep your diabetes under control.
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I am looking for an Antique machine forum and have had no luck.
My daughter has a couple older machines I need to get some info on. One is a 1928 Singer model 66 with an electric motor. The other is a casket cased New Willard also with an electric motor. The issue is that if I plug them into the wall one way, the case is energized with 120 V AC.
We never got shocked testing and running them until I took the Singer down stairs in the basement to work in it and stood on the cement floor! I have added a grounded plug so it will not power up to 120 V from the start, but wonder what the issue is. I assume the possibility is remote that two different makes and models machines would show the same issue. I tore the Singer motor down repeatedly and tested it for continuity from wires to motor case and it shows no continuity, over and over, but the case still powers up! I was thinking that if back in those days, it was not likely that the user would be grounded working on their wooden floor, so it might not have been considered much of an issue? I'm sure that there were fewer safety procedures back then compared to today because of the lack of experience and knowledge. Any ideas? |
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Try the Needle Bar; it's a site just for antique machines. |
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''If that bell rings and I'm still standing, I'm gonna know for the first time in my life...I weren't just another bum from the neighborhood''
In 1975, Sylvester Stallone had $106 in the bank. His beat-up car had just blown up, so the struggling actor had to hitchhike to auditions. His wife was pregnant with their first child. And even though he'd managed to pay off four months' rent on their San Fernando Valley apartment with the $700 he'd earned on ''Death Race 2000,'' things were looking bleak. So bleak, in fact, that he was forced to sell his dog -- a 135-pound bullmastiff named Butkus. ''It was either the dog or us,'' says Stallone, now 55. ''Trust me, I thought it was over.''
''The Lords of Flatbush,'' a slice-of-life tale about a pack of street toughs in 1950s Brooklyn, had recently come out and earned Stallone some good notices. But he had little luck parlaying the film into anything more than routine go-sees for background parts. One of those meetings was with Irwin Winkler and Robert Chartoff, a hot producing team over at United Artists who'd made ''Point Blank'' and ''They Shoot Horses, Don't They?''
''I gave him about 15 minutes in my office,'' recalls Chartoff. ''I enjoyed meeting him, but I didn't know what to do with him.'' On his way out the door, the dejected actor asked if they would read a script of his. Chartoff figured, What the hell? The next day, the producers received a copy of ''Paradise Alley.'' It needed a lot of work, but the writing had a fresh voice. ''Honestly,'' says Winkler, ''when we read it we figured his real talent must be writing.''
But as his loser's luck at the time would have it, Stallone had already sold the rights for $500 to keep his landlord at bay, so there was no way he could sell it to Chartoff and Winkler. ''The doors of opportunity were opened and closed in a matter of seconds,'' Stallone remembers thinking. The producers mentioned that they'd been toying with the idea of a boxing movie. Stallone said that he too had a boxing script in mind.
Stallone had just seen a fight in Cleveland between Muhammad Ali and a New Jersey palooka named Chuck Wepner, who went by the tomato-can nickname of the Bayonne Bleeder. ''This guy was like a 30-to-1 underdog,'' recalls Stallone. ''He didn't have a chance against a perfect fighting machine like Ali. But he won even though he lost the fight. He'd won something for every loser in the world because he showed he could knock down the invincible and go the distance.'' Stallone pitched his million-to-one-shot idea to the producers and they bit. Says Winkler, ''He basically said, 'Look, I'll write the script for nothing for you, but there's one proviso: You've got to make sure that if you want to make it, I've got to star in it.'''
In the Valley apartment he couldn't afford, Stallone sat down with a Bic pen and a spiral notebook -- ''50 cents worth of equipment,'' he jokes -- and wrote the first draft of ''Rocky'' in three days. ''It just poured right out of me. I think because it was such a metaphor for my life.''
It's safe to say that if Stallone's original ''Rocky'' script had been made, he'd still be hitchhiking to auditions. While the nuts and bolts of the story are similar, his Italian girlfriend, Adrian, was originally conceived as a Jewish girl modeled on Bette Midler. Rocky's coach, Mickey, was an abrasive racist. And the red-white-and-blue champ, Apollo Creed? Jamaican. At the end of the script, Rocky throws the fight and uses the money to open a pet store for Adrian. ''Not as dramatic,'' laughs Stallone, ''is it?''
After several months of revisions with Winkler and Chartoff, the three of them finally hammered the script into fighting shape. They sent it up the line to United Artists. Mike Medavoy, who at the time was the senior VP of production at the studio, remembers reading ''Rocky'' on a flight from New York to L.A. ''I liked it a lot, but everyone at the studio was afraid of doing a boxing movie because boxing movies in general hadn't done well.''
Chartoff and Winkler asked UA for a budget of $2 million. But that price tag meant the studio was well within its rights to make a few suggestions. ''I'd thought Stallone was terrific in 'Lords of Flatbush,''' says Medavoy. ''But we suggested Jimmy Caan.'' Other names that were batted around for the role of Rocky were Burt Reynolds and Ryan O'Neal. ''The studio [UA] only wanted to make it with a big star,'' recalls Winkler.
Although Medavoy knew who Stallone was, the suits in UA's New York office had no clue what he even looked like. When they screened ''Flatbush'' in the company's headquarters, they figured he must be the film's leading man, Perry King. ''They didn't understand how a guy with a name like 'Stallone' was blond and blue-eyed,'' laughs Chartoff. ''They figured he must be from northern Italy. And they thought he was very good and agreed to make the picture with him.'' When they found out that Stallone was actually the swarthy one in the background, the deal was off. ''That's when the offers started to come in,'' remembers Stallone. They dangled $20,000 for the screenplay if he wouldn't star in the film. ''They got to $100,000 [if I would] just go away, then $200,000,'' says Stallone. ''In the end, my agent told me they got up to something like $340,000.... It was a dilemma because if I didn't provide any security for my kid, then it was all about raging ego. But we'd gotten used to being poor.''
In the end, the producers lowered their budget to $1 million -- which, according to their deal with the studio, prevented UA from vetoing Stallone. After all, Winkler says they had made a promise to Stallone, and if he was going to turn down that kind of money, the least they could do was keep their word. ''There was never any doubt in my mind or Irwin's mind that he was going to star in the picture,'' recalls Chartoff. ''I mean a million bucks isn't a lot of money so why not take a chance on an unknown?'' As for Stallone himself, he got a mere $20,000 for the script and the SAG minimum of $350 per week for his acting duties. What could have been a golden $340,000 kiss-off shriveled down to $21,400. To be fair, Medavoy disputes trying to buy Stallone out.
''It makes good copy,'' he demurs. Actually, Medavoy says what sold him on ''Rocky'' was an agreement to ''cross'' the profits of the film with those of the studio's guaranteed hit ''New York, New York.'' By doing this, Medavoy says the profits from Martin Scorsese's musical would, in effect, pay for the boxing dud. Of course, cracks Medavoy, '''Rocky' wound up paying for whatever losses we had on 'New York, New York,''' which tanked.


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