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Debt consolidation loans can deepen financial problems By Pat Curry Bankrate.com
The average American family with at least one credit card carried a balance of $7,942 in 2000.
It's no wonder debt consolidation loans, with their pitch of lower monthly payments, sound so attractive.
For individuals in a bind because of a job loss, an extended illness, a divorce or other major life experience, a debt consolidation loan can be a way to dig out of a hole they never thought they'd fall into.
But experts say far too many people use them simply to delay the inevitable.
A personal finance illusion "It makes sense if you use it to get out of debt and you have a plan, but not to breathe a deep sigh of relief and get back in the same situation," says Durant Abernethy, president and CEO of the National Foundation for Credit Counseling. "The fundamental problem is you're living beyond your means and you're just postponing the day you go bankrupt."
In fact, Abernethy says, up to 25 percent of people filing for bankruptcy appear current on their bills because they're taking out new credit cards or cash advances to pay their bills.
Greg Pahl, author of The Unofficial Guide to Beating Debt, (2000, IDG Books Worldwide, Inc.), says that debt consolidation loans need to be approached with extreme caution.
"Borrowing money to get yourself out of debt can be a disastrous mistake for some people," he says. "They need to understand what they're getting into. If they do it wrong, they can end up being in a worse situation than when they started."
Betting the house The most dangerous debt consolidation loan is a home equity loan that uses a borrower's house as collateral for the loan. While it may sound simple, it's an extraordinary risk because of the potential for foreclosure.
"For most people, their home is their largest asset," Pahl says. "Putting that at risk really doesn't make much sense. Millions of Americans do that every year and that really scares me."
Another expert says consumers should beware of any loan that advertises debt consolidation as a simple solution to a serious situation.
"Anytime an ad or a lender says, 'We're going to solve your problems' without saying, 'What are you going to do to solve your problems?' that's a warning sign," says Virginia Morris, co-author of The Wall Street Journal Guide to Understanding Money & Investing (2000, Light Bulb Press). "Look out for words like 'easy,' 'painless' and 'can't be turned down.' Those are danger signs."
Watch out for fees, closing costs Finance companies that deal primarily in debt consolidation loans are among the worst options for consumers in need of a loan, Morris says. The fees and closing costs are often "enormously high," she says. Pay attention to the difference between the interest rate offered and the annual percentage rate.
"Closing costs on a regular mortgage might increase APR by half a percent," she says. "If you're looking at an increase from simple to APR that's more than that, that's a real warning sign."
Also, consumers should stay away from finance companies that discourage borrowers from visiting a credit counseling service.
"One of the things these commercial Web sites say is that you don't want to go to a credit counseling service because it will show up on your credit report," Morris says. "That's a false alarm."
It's also a moot point. By the time most people go shopping for a debt consolidation loan, they already have plenty of problems with their credit reports.
The reality, Abernethy says, is that people don't get into debt overnight, and a debt consolidation loan won't help a bit if they don't change the way they spend money.
"Be very wary of a consolidation loan," he says. " There's hundreds of nonprofit credit counseling offices across the country that will be happy to help you for free or a very low fee to develop a comprehensive budget and repayment plan, work with the creditors, and help you get back on your feet."
Pat Curry is a freelance writer based in Georgia
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I'm a new member on Garden Web and came across wonderful posts such as Al's "Container Soils - Water Movement & Retention", I am thinking of growing a shade tree in a container and understand that the first thing I should do is pick the correct soil for that, I have a few question that I hope to get your answers I am thinking about albizia julibrissin, do you think that this is too big? other options? what is the size I can expect that tree to be if I have a container which is about 23 inch (a box shape container where each side 23') What is your �recipe� for that kind of soil? I understand that drainage layer is not needed, but is there a need for covering the bottom of the container with a piece of nylon hosiery, weed cloth or other synthetic fabric to prevent soil from running out? Thanks! |
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Hello and welcome! You've struck gold with Al's posts on container soils and water movement. I just looked up the Albizia - which is what we call "Mimosa," though I know If the tree is small to start, I would grow it in the 5-1-1 mix, and then move it into I use plastic bonsai screens for the drainage holes in my containers.
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Thanks, and you're welcome! Al is a mentor of mine, indeed, and I've taken my growing to the next level by following
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Maliki offers Sadr an out: disarm the Mahdi Army
An Iraqi Army soldier from the 42nd Iraqi Army Brigade, 11th Iraqi Army Division provides security at Combat Patrol Base Comanche in the Sadr City district of Baghdad April 19. (US Air Force photo/Technical Sergeant Adrian Cadiz) |
On the same day Muqtada al Sadr, the leader of the Mahdi Army, seemingly backed down from threats to call for an uprising against the government, Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki issued tough conditions that must be met for the government to end the attacks against the Mahdi Army.
Maliki said the government would halts its operations against the Mahdi Army if the militia turns in its weapons, turns over wanted members, provides the names of those behind recent violence, and agrees to "cease interference in the affairs of the state," The Associated Press reported Friday. Sadr has refused to disarm and disband the Mahdi Army in the past.
Earlier on Friday, Sadr backtracked on a statement made last weekend where he threatened to conduct a third uprising. Sadr said he would strike at US and Coalition forces and not rise up against the Iraqi government. He then threatened the government if it did not eject "militias" from the security forces.
Iraqi Army clashes with Mahdi Army outside Sadr City
Fighting between the Mahdi Army and Iraqi and US security forces continued throughout Friday. US and Iraqi troops killed 14 Mahdi Army fighters earlier in the day. An additional five Mahdi Army fighters were killed in the Qahira neighborhood just outside of Sadr City.
Mahdi Army fighters fired on an Iraqi Army checkpoint after soldiers stopped their car. The Iraqi soldiers returned fire and ignited "a quantity of ammunitions, rockets, and guns," Voices of Iraq reported. The car exploded, killing all five Mahdi fighters. Three Iraqi soldiers were wounded.
The Qahira neighborhood (number 18 on the map) sits to the southwest of Sadr City (numbers 26-28). Iraqi and US troops currently control the Ishbilya and Habbibiyah neighborhoods (numbers 26 and 27 on the map) and have walled off these areas to restrict the movement of weapons and supplies. The Mahdi Army has used these neighborhoods to launch mortar and rocket attacks against the International Zone (made up of parts of numbers 50-52). The Mahdi Army has launched attacks against US and Iraqi forces in an attempt to dislodge them from the neighborhoods.
Clearing continues in Basrah, Sadrists barred from entering city
As the Mahdi Army is targeted in Baghdad, the Iraqi Army is advancing through Basrah as part of Operation Knights' Assault, which was launched a month ago on March 25. Iraqi soldiers have begun to clear the Al Huteen neighborhood.
Al Huteen "had been considered a stronghold for criminal elements of the [Mahdi Army]," Multinational Forces Iraq reported. "But, when the soldiers of QRF 1 moved into the city, the local citizens actively welcomed and cooperated with them. The searches themselves turned up several weapons caches including mortar rounds, rocket propelled grenades and launchers, and improvised explosive devices as well as several detainees suspected of criminal activity."
The current clearing operation is lead by the Quick Reaction Force 1 of the 1st Iraqi Army. Quick Reaction Force 1 is the new designation for the 1st Iraqi Army Division, the most experienced unit in the Iraqi military.
The Al Huteen neighborhood is the latest Mahdi Army stronghold tackled by the Iraqi security forces in Basrah. Iraqi troops cleared the Hayaniyah neighborhood last weekend, and the Taymiyyah and Qiblah neighborhoods have been cleared over the past several weeks.
The Iraqi government and military have been emboldened by the success in clearing Mahdi Army strongholds in Basrah. On Friday, the military turned away a delegation from the Sadrist movement as they attempted to enter the city. "The delegation's mission was to evaluate the circumstances in Basra, try to assist and activate the items mentioned in Sayyid Muqtada al-Sadr's release, stop the bloodshed and to assess the situation on the ground," a member of the Sadrist movement told Voices of Iraq.
Last weekend the military ejected the Sadrist movement from its political offices in central Basrah. Security forces also destroyed a prayer yard used by the Mahdi Army in the Al Hakimiya neighborhood. The political office and prayer yard were built on government-owned properties. Images of Sadr are being torn down from public places.
The Mahdi Army has been relatively quiet in Basrah of late, but it is still attempting to exert itself. An attack on a wedding in central Basrah killed one child and wounded 25 civilians, while a music shop was bombed in a separate incident. Music and CD shops, liquor stores, and schools have reopened since Sadr's religious police have been driven from the streets the past several weeks.
Background on the fighting between the Mahdi Army and the Iraqi government
Mahdi Army forces rose up after the Iraqi government started the assault on Basrah on March 25 to clear the city of the Mahdi Army and other Iranian-backed Shia militias. Sadr called for his forces to leave the streets on March 30 just as Iraqi Army and police reinforcements began to arrive in Basrah. Sadr later admitted he ordered his followers within the Army and police to abandon their posts and join the fighting against the government.
US and Iraqi forces killed 173 Mahdi Army fighters in Baghdad alone during the six days of fighting from March 25-30. The fighting has not abated in Sadr City and other Mahdi Army-dominated neighborhoods in northern and eastern Baghdad.
Sadr and his political movement have become increasingly isolated since the fighting began in Basrah, Baghdad, and the South. The Iraqi government, with the support of the political parties, said the Sadrist political movement would not be able to participate in upcoming provincial elections if it failed to disband the Mahdi Army. On April 13, the cabinet approved legislation that prevents political parties with militias from contesting provincial elections this year. The bill will now be sent to parliament for approval. Grand Ayatollah Ali al Sistani, the top Shiite cleric in Iraq, said the Mahdi Army was not above the law and should be disarmed.
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Posted by C. Jordan at April 26, 2008 11:11 AM ET:
Thank you for the update.
"On Friday, the military turned away a delegation from the Sadrist movement as they attempted to enter the city."
Appears that we have the upper hand.
Go Iraq!
Posted by pedestrian at April 26, 2008 11:13 AM ET:
Sistani supports the government, and the Shiite Iraqis are most with Sistani and the government. It was no surprise for me that the people of Basra were tired of Mahdi Army. Whatever the background for a sudden surge was, the wind is definitely blowing against Al Sadr. Muqtada Al Sadr must be sent to prison or be assassinated. We do not need a double standard in Pentagon between Al Qaeda and Mahdi Army, both terrorists.
Posted by Dan R. at April 26, 2008 3:18 PM ET:
Hasn't this been Sadr's "out" all along? If he was smart, he'd take it. But a) He's not smart, and b) It's the Quds Force in Iran that's pulling his strings. Something tells me that the IA is still going to have to take the northern half of Sadr City by force.
Posted by elhombrelibre at April 27, 2008 2:14 AM ET:
Obviously, they can lay down their arms or they'll be laid down with them. The attrition ISF and US forces are inflicting daily is significant. I don't think his forces will be able to sustain these losses throughout the summer without being annhilated, and those who are not killed will fade away.
Posted by KnightHawk at April 27, 2008 3:25 AM ET:
As always it's a pleasure to read your updates and the comments here, just wanted to say thanks again and especially for including the neighborhood map with this update. I'd been looking for something like that for weeks and not finding much that was really useful but this one is perfect, comes in real handy when reading various reports and updates.
Posted by bard207 at April 27, 2008 2:04 PM ET:
I understand about Iran staying on good terms with many of the power groups in Iraq, but their sentiments and current relationship with Sadr at the moment are still puzzles to me.
1. Does Iran get so much enjoyment from aggravating the US by supporting Sadr and arming JAM that the death of Iraqi Shiites doesn't bother them at all? In past years, when a significant part of the strife was sectarian Shiite groups versus sectarian Sunni groups, then Iran had no qualms about the deaths of Sunnis. The current situation has changed to being mainly GoI & US versus some pockets of Al Qaeda hardcore and GoI & US versus Sadr - JAM. Many of the collateral deaths in the Goi - US versus Sadr - JAM situation are Shiites that some might think that Iran would hold a bit more dear than the Sunni deaths in past years.
2. Will Iran ever become blunt enough to tell Sadr to take the "Best Deal" that he can get rather than staying the current course and take the risk of him becoming somewhat weaker and reflect as a poor investment by Iran?
3. If Iran will continue to let Sadr - JAM go down the current path just to aggravate the US, will Sadr realize that he is risking his power - political future and that he needs to make decisions independent of what he gets from Iran?


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[269] IKBKE, NFkB and HIF1A Activation in TLR-9 Invasive Ductal Carcinomas: Relationship with Epithelio-Mesenchymal Transition
D Meseure, F Lerebours, K Drak-Alsibai, M Trassard, V Suciu, C Andre, C Le Ray, S Vacher, R Lidereau, JM Guinebretiere, I Bieche. Centre Rene Huguenin, St Cloud, France; Institut Andre Godinot, Reims, France
Background: TLR-9, a pattern recognition receptor (PRR) first identified in innate/adaptative immunity, recognizes motifs of DNA and RNA released by necrotic/apoptotic cells.TLR-9 also mediates dorso-ventral patterning in embryo by Epithelio-Mesenchymal Transition(EMT) mechanisms. Recent studies suggest that neoplastic cells acquire a functional TLR-9 pathway during cancer progression.
Design: mRNA expression of 18 genes of the TLR-9 pathway (TLR-9, MyD88, TICAM1, TRAF3, TKB1, IRAK4, IKBKE, IRF3, IRF7, TRAF6, IRAK1, IRAK2, TAK1, IKKa, IKKb, NEMO, cREL, NFkB1), 8 genes implicated in EMT(TWIST1, ZEB1, FOXC2, HIF1A, GLUT1, CDH1, VIM, ACTA2/SMA)and IL1, IL6, IL8, IFN, TNF, STAT1, SOX1, SOX2, SOX9, CD133, was performed by real time quantitative RT-PCR in forty invasive carcinomas. TLR-9/CD289, IKBKE, ZEB1, FOXC2, E Cadherin, Vimentin, ACTA2/SMA, MMP13 and HIF1 protein expressions were sought by immunohistochemistry(ICH).
Results: Real time RT-PCR revealed high mRNA levels of (i) both TIR-containing adaptor TRIF/TICAM1 and MyD88 (ii) downstream signaling pathways complex components including the breast oncogene IKBKE and NFkB1(iii) IL1, IL6, IL8, IFN, HIF1A, GLUT1 and (iv) 7 EMT genes (TWIST1, FOXC2, CDH1, VIM, ACTA2, HIF1A, GLUT1). IHC showed that TLR-9 and IKBKE protein expressions were respectively increased in 23/40 (57%) and 21/40(52%) cases with a diffuse cytoplasmic staining(score 3/4+), particularly in the triple negative carcinomas (TNC). Among TNC, 5/13 (38%) cases presented an intermediate EMT phenotype (E Cadherin +/-, Vimentin+, ZEB1-/+, Twist1+, FOXC2+). High positive correlation was observed between (i) TLR-9 and IKBKE at mRNA and protein levels (p<0.05), (ii) TLR-9, NFkB1, HIF1A and GLUT1 coexpression (p<10-7), (iii)TLR-9, NFkB1, HIF1A and GLUT1 coexpression and acquisition of an EMT phenotype (P<10-6). (i) and (ii) were further obtained from a large series of 371 ductal breast carcinomas.
Conclusions: A functional and activated TLR-9 pathway was identified in invasive breast carcinomas, particularly in the TNC subgroup. Analysis of the downstream molecular actors suggests that neoplastic cells acquire immune, survival and EMT properties through activation of the IKBKE/NFkB1/HIF1A/GLUT1 pathway.
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Feb 10, 2009 12:00 PM, By John W. DeWitt
Outside of the retail setting, Kanagy believes that digital signage also will make inroads as a powerful tool for healthcare providers, educational institutions, and other organizations that need an effective solution for visual (and audio) promotions and public communications. For instance, RedPost is completing development of a retirement center signage application that allows residents and staff to submit announcements and provides audio functionality to reach audiences with poor eyesight. Another RedPost application, deployed by a nonprofit community health center, promotes dental hygiene and other healthy practices for underprivileged children.
The opportunity to pursue digital signage installations in the SMB market is attracting other, larger makers of SaaS-based digital signage. For example, Montreal-based BroadSign and Etobicoke, Ont.-based Rise Vision are packaging their offering and signing deals to allow their integrator and value-added reseller (VAR) channels to pursue smaller businesses.
BroadSign just announced a deal with Ingram Micro to provide digital signage kits for resellers "who want to sell and in many cases install digital signage solutions, but just don't have the expertise or resources in house," said Kevin Prewett, digital signage division vice president of Santa Ana, Calif.-based Ingram Micro U.S. Prewett emphasizes that "we're offering our channel partners another lucrative, commission-based revenue stream that can be easily incorporated into their existing solutions portfolio and sold to a variety of businesses of all sizes."
In late January, Rise Vision added its fourth distributor, Tech Data Corporation, which will distribute the Rise Display Network to its VAR customers via its Digital Signage and Projectors Specialized Business Unit. According to Ryan Cahoy, Rise Vision managing director, "our software-as-a-service platform will help them reach the small- and medium-sized companies that are so important to their business."
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I have just read the Wikipedia article on the Metric expansion of space. In that article, the writer presents the raisin bread analogy and says "The dough between raisins in this model acts as the space between galaxies while the raisins as "bound objects" are not subject to the expansion." I have wondered for 30 years why scientists consider the locality of mass as being bound -- exempt from expansion. In other words, the ant on the balloon can measure the expansion of his two dimensional space using a yardstick -- which is exempt from the effects of the expansion of space. It would seem to me that the yardstick would expand, the raison would expand, as well as the ant. This results in our small observers not being able to detect the expansion of space in any way. However as light progresses toward us from a source nearly 12 billion years ago, it travels through space that is expanding and is consequently red shifted. Somehow the energy of each photon is spread out over a greater "distance", its energy reduced, and wavelength increased. I can nearly buy that explanation.
Now that is interesting. If true, I think it would imply that the wavelength of emitted light should increase with time whether or not the light moves always in the same direction. If so, a simple experiment would test the hypothesis, but we probably do not have the technology required to perform it well enough to prove anything.
We might imagine, for example, producing light with a very precisely known wavelength (Mossbauer source?), capturing it in an etalon for as long as can be achieved (bounce it off that mirror on the moon?), and comparing its wavelength with that of freshly produced light. But red-shift data tell us at what rate wavelengths must increase with time, and this rate seems small enough that the experiment I am imagining is pretty far beyond our current ability.
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I do not have an answer yet, but am working on this one.
This is actually a question I have asked myself before and have not come across anything insightful. Whenever I hear the ant on the ball or dots on the balloon analogy, I always wonder if they mean to imply that the dots and ants are getting bigger or not. Anyhow, it has never been clear to me that this is the case. Not being a specialist in cosmology or astrophysics, I do not have any ready knowledge of substance (i.e., my own thoughts are pure speculation). I asked a few friends at lunch today and it produced a very lively discussion. However, we also came to no conclusion except that our own knowledge is a bit lacking (my friends are also condensed matter physics people). So, I am going to ask a couple of my friends at Fermilab what they think and go from there.
The little bit of question specific research that I am able to get through seems to indicate that this may in fact be a question we do not have a ripe and ready answer to. In fact people may be actively trying to answer this question along with the host of others concerning the expansion of the universe (is the universe open or closed? why the heck is it that things far away appear to be moving away from us too fast? some observations even have them accelerating away!)
Our lunch time speculation has left us wondering if it would even be possible to observe this effect. The inflationary universe owes a great deal to the observations started by Hubble. These all (to my knowledge) are extra-galactic in nature. ie, we are measuring the red shift (or in rare cases blue shift) of other galaxies. I would like to know if it is even possible to measure the red or blue shift of stars in our own galaxy. Well, we obviously can as the galaxy is spiraling. But what I mean is can we detect an aberration from the measurements that could be attributed to this? If so, how about planets?
It may take a few days for me to get back to you on all this. It is a busy week, but none-the-less it is a great question and I will try my best to get an accurate answer (even if it is just that the best people do not know and it is beyond our ability to measure).
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This is a really great question.
The best answer is that it is reasonable to assume that this expansion takes place, but is so small as to be neglected and unobservable.
First, let us settle one notion. If everything (and I mean everything) were changing with time, such that the universe, the yard-stick, and the relative force strengths (the coupling strength) were all changing in the same way and proportionally, then there would be no way to measure such a change. That is to say the universe appears unchanged (symmetric). Anyhow, let us assume that is not what is going on.
Does the yard stick change size as the universe expands? It depends on the yardstick!
The only observable effect of the expansion are the recessional velocity shifts of other galaxies (ok, indirectly you can argue that the cosmic background radiation temperature is also part of it. But that is also "extra-galactic" in origin too). So if your yardstick is that long, then you would see the effects. Could such a single physical object that large exist? Probably not. So how about a real yardstick? And raisins and ants and so forth?
The best "reliable" thing people have come up with is to look at what effects this expansion would have on planets in the solar system or on other stars in our galaxy. A little math based on some reasonable assumptions puts the acceleration due to this expansion at 10 ^ (-47) m/sec^2. That is terribly small and can be compared against the earth-sun acceleration of 10 ^ (-3) m/sec^2 (or the acceleration on earth of objects 10 m/sec^2). Therefore, with such a small effect (a separation of 44 orders of magnitude), we could never even hope to see a change in the planetary relations in our solar system due to the expansion of space(and time) itself. It may be possible (if we are clever enough) to one day observe the effects of the expansion on clusters of galaxies (or our own cluster), but it is still an effect that is 7 orders of magnitude smaller than the gravitational accelerations.
So what if we waited long enough such that our yardstick would be affected by such small changes. Would it then change in size? Probably not. Even if the universe expands a tiny amount, the electrostatic attractions would limit this growth and keep the yardstick the same size. The attractive forces between neighboring atoms in an object behave very much like springs and even if space were expanding between the atoms, the tiny force pulling them apart would be completely dominated by the restoring force of the electrostatic "spring".
So it is really too small for us to observe. It is reasonable to assume that it is occurring, but for all intents and purposes it will be impossible to detect except on the largest of all length scales.
I hope that helps. And give my regards to your inquisitive grandchild. May they never stop asking questions!
The best sources I found on this are from Cooperstock et al, in the Astrophysical Journal vol 503, pages 61-66, 1998, and J.L. Anderson, Physical Review Letters, vol 75, pages 3602-04, 1995.
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Date 2010-11-10 Availability unrestricted Abstract South Africa faces a shortfall in its provision of housing for low income households. This study explores the potential to use public private partnerships (PPP) to address these supply problems. A review of the housing market and an examination of the opportunities and challenges presented by PPP are presented, including a review of the international experience in the provision of social housing. Interviews with key stakeholders are undertaken to evaluate the appropriateness of PPP in the South African social housing sector. PPP are believed to have the potential increase the supply of social housing, provided there is continuing support from the state. However, none of the key stakeholders were keen to use the "traditional" PPP process, suggesting a need for innovative partnership models more appropriate for the sector.
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Green Go makes sure to hold true to the core of the songs and the remixes pay tribute to the composers. The RAA is blowing up these days, and I love how they work with the already terrific song – they leave Paul Banwatt's drums alone on Sleep All Day – but still are able to transform the composition. Nils' vocals, normally the center point – are left low in the mix and a nice beat pulses and pushes the normally sleepy pace.
They do a terrific job reworking Women's Black Rice, keeping the spastic noise rock feel the Alberta band unearthed, but they make the track crack with the crisp snap of the new beat to give you something else to think about. You can really tell that Green Go thought about the output, because the haze they add really meshes with the sounds you'd expect to come form the Women camp. They didn't just throw in some synths and turn the drum machine up to 120 BPM.
I also love how they show the critics that they are more than just a party band. The D'Ubes don't need anyone's help getting the dance floor shaking, but the darkness they created on Dragnet really stood out for me. Instead of changing the terrific mood the D'Ubes set on the original, Green Go actually keeps it stripped down and use restraint to intensify the track. The kick drum beat grabs a hold of you and even as they slowly add the elements to the mix, you still feel grounded.
I'm not really a remix guy, but I was very impressed by this collection of tracks. They made me remember the original but offered up a fresh take on songs I already dig, without feeling the need to stray to far from the original. They show how versatile the Guelph natives can be and got me a chomping at the bit to see what they will do with their own tracks.


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Hi there. I want to put a raised garden bed on top of a cement area we have in the backyard. This is the only area we have for a possible garden. I was going to get some cinder (cement) blocks and stack them two high for a height of 16" and maybe have a bed that is 3 feet wide by 4 feet long. I am curious about potential problems. 1) Drainage: I was just going to pile in the soil in between the blocks, directly on top of the cement. Since the cement is pretty flat, it seems like the water will not drain away from the garden bed. (I noticed some puddles that sat there for a day or two after a rain storm)Will that cause rotting underneath? Any other potential problems with that? 2) Sunlight: During the winter, this area does not get direct sunlight. I thought about reflecting the sun using the fence near it that gets a lot of sun (maybe I could paint the fence white) and some aluminum foil or other reflective material. If I can't make that work, I will only use the garden bed during the spring and fall seasons, when it gets direct sunlight. If I do that, what will happen to the soil that sits in there for six months of the year, unused? Will I have to replace it? Although we would like to plant a variety of things, our main focus would be tomatoes, onions, carrots,and garlic. Any other helpful tips would be greatly appreciated. Thanks a bunch! |
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You are going to have to stop thinking of this as a raised garden bed. It is a really large container. If you treat it as a container, use container soil, assure drainage between the cinder block and the concrete slab, you should be able to grow summer crops OK. The quality of the mix you use will determine how long you can use it. Al |
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ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) and Accountancy Age are joining forces for the British Accountancy Awards 2011.
These new Awards, officially launched today (7 June 2011) focus entirely on the profession's practice sector, and will become a regular annual celebration of excellence in the accountancy profession, for firms large and small and for individuals.
Andrew Leck, head of ACCA UK, says: 'Recognising talent is important to ACCA and so we're delighted to be partnering with Accountancy Age for this venture. It's important that the profession celebrates its hard work and that recognition is given for its dedication; these Awards are an excellent way to do just this.'
Gavin Hinks, editor of Accountancy Age says: 'These Awards replace the successful Accountancy Age awards which have run for over a decade. This re-launch will focus on building case studies to share the successes of the Awards night in November 2011.'
Both ACCA and Accountancy Age believe that previous winners of the Accountancy Age Awards have benefited enormously from the increased recognition in the profession and their increased marketability to clients, allowing them to stand out from the crowd in the current economic climate.
Gavin Hinks adds: 'There are a wide range of categories, from the Practice Excellence Awards, which look to recognise the global, national and independent accountancy practices around the UK that have provided high quality services to their clients; to individual awards for those accountants who have excelled in 2011 - perhaps by helping their clients gain competitive advantage.'
Andrew Leck concludes: 'For 2011, there will also be a Community Award which aims to recognise the firm using accountancy professionalism and advice to bring benefits to a deriving group of the wider community. ACCA is also particularly pleased to see a Training Manager of the Year, celebrating the support given to trainee accountants. We look forward to seeing the entries and recognising excellence.'


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Today Blair Riley signed his first NHL contract with the New York Islanders. One hundred days after he signed an AHL contract with the Bridgeport Sound Tigers. Riley one of the first call-ups made by coach Thompson's first last season. Blair got his call (a PTO – Professional Try-Out) while playing for the Chicago Express in the ECHL on Nov. 25 when BST forward Trevor Frischmon was out injured. He had already impressed coach 'Tommer' with his play while with the Las Vegas Wranglers, particularly in the 2010-11 Kelly Cup playoffs with his 4 goals and an assist in five games played.
He made an immediate impression on the fans at the Webster Bank Arena when he dropped his gloves early in his first home game (and the Tigers first in their new third jerseys) at a point in the season where the team just could not buy a win. Riley did not do much in the way of putting points on the board for a while, in fact none of the Tigers did in late 2011, and the team ended the year in last place. The year ended and the teams' fortunes changed.
With this edition of the prospect report I will continue my count down of the top 15 prospects in the Islanders system from this past season. If haven't read the first part of the countdown then click here and catch yourself up.
#10 Mikko Koskinen – Goalie, KalPa (Swedish Elite) 6'-6" 202lbs
Mikko is the first and only goaltender to make this list as Kevin Poulin and Andres Nilsson played their season in the AHL. Koskinen spent his season in the Swedish Elite league in order to avoid a three headed goalie monster at Bridgeport. Playing for KalPa this season, Mikko appeared in 25 games posting a GAA of 2.30 and a save percentage of .916. Koskinen also played in 6 games during the opening round of the playoffs in which KalPa was eliminated.
The NHL's current collective bargaining agreement might look a bit different heading into the 2013 season. After the lockout in 2005, the NHL implemented a salary cap after forfeiting an entire season - it appears that both the players and the owners have learned from their past foolish mistakes and won't let that happen again, but there are matter that might not be settled so easily.
One of them is an amnesty clause. Basically, an amnesty clause would allow any team to eliminate a bad player contract under certain conditions. The NBA elected to put this clause into their CBA back in 2005, but it came with a twist. If an organization chose to use the amnesty clause, the player still received a paycheck that counted against the cap, but they did not have to pay a luxury tax on these waived salaries.
Whether or not the NHL and its players will be able to come to terms on something similar, or entirely different, will remain to be seen until the talks are officially underway.
At the end of the season in 2006 or 07, Jeremy Colliton cleaned out his locker and headed home. He had a long drive ahead going from Bridgeport, CT to Blackie, AB. Twitter was not created until March of '06 and didn't launch until that July but Facebook was available and Jeremy used it to chronicle his long drive home. His periodic status updates about which George Strait song he was listening to, or how he could not wait for the taste of Canadian beef, eased the pain that I and other hockey fans experience when the season ends. Today it's Twitter that provides that catharsis.
Several of this years' Sound Tigers club use twitter and most posted something about their journey. It was obvious from reading each of them that, though sad to leave, they were happy to be home. Kevin Poulin said he was glad to have some 'home cooking' and wished teammates Rhett Rakhshani (driving solo to California) and David Ullstrom (flying home to Sweden) well. Ullstrom was in touch with both Casey Cizikas and Trevor Frischmon about having them come to visit him over the summer. John Persson (remember this kids' name) also from Sweden did not return home. He instead returned to his Canadian billet family in Red Deer, Alberta where he has the most adorable five(?) year-old blonde alarm clock.
This was a season like no other. From its quick start to its abrupt ending it was unique. In season's past, after mini-camp, the team would form early in September and begin getting ready for the upcoming year. Practice, photo-shoots, training, find lodging, practice, training, media day, practice, training, meet and greet, practice, training. After two weeks, a pre-season game or two and the season is at the doorstep. Not this year.
The team stayed on Long Island until the last minute, perhaps to give the new coaching staff the training and practice that they needed with the Islanders systems. Whatever the reason, the normal two plus weeks was compressed to a few days. The routine remained the same, but with little time on hand the players were getting up at six in the morning to look for housing before heading to practice, training, etc. Condos and houses rented, friendships that will last for years were made and the season began. And a great season it would be, a banner season by all standards.
Embarrassed. That is the only word I can think of that describes how I feel about Thursday nights' Sound Tigers loss to the Whale. It has little to do with the way the team played or the outcome of the game. It has nothing to do with the embarrassment I felt for the singer of our National Anthem who forgot the words. It has everything to do with the small crowd in attendence. I can only recall one time I felt that totally embarrassed.
After years of living in the same house, I had just moved into a one-bedroom condo on the first floor of a well-lit building in Bridgeport. Prior to that, my normal routine for nocturnal emissions was, rise from bed, take a left, another left, quick right and close the door behind me. In my new environs this familiar routine left me buck-naked in the hallway where looking to my right I could see the entrance to St. Ambrose Church. I was able to escape my embarrassment; the Sound Tigers were not as fortunate.
With the possible exception of World Cup Soccer, there is no contest in sports more intense than playoff hockey at any level. Tonight at 7pm The Webster Bank Arena will play host to the AHL's opening round of the Calder Cup Championships. This years contest starts with an historic battle between the Bridgeport Sound Tigers, proud affiliate of the New York Islanders, and Hartford's Whale, the New York Rangers sister club.
While the two teams have met some 130 times in the last 11 years, they have never faced each other in the playoffs. While Bridgeport holds a slight advantage in this years' regular season 10 game competition, the only advantage that earns them is home ice. This is only an advantage if the fans come out and make it one. The fans that do show up can expect to see professional hockey at its best. Here is how I see it:
Of the many perks offered to season ticket holders, my favorite is the end-of-season, Port Jeff Ferry cruise with the players. It also seems to be an event equally enjoyed by the players as well, and what's not to enjoy? Free food and drink provided by the Sound Tigers organization and their sponsors and 3 hours of relaxed mingling of players and fans, priceless. This years' cruise took place Monday evening and was once again a huge success. I was fortunate to spend a good bit of time talking to goalie Anders Nilsson, still on the mend from an ankle injury he sustained in the March 18 game against the Worcester Sharks.
After allowing seven goals in an onslaught of a hockey game, the final buzzer at the Nationwide Arena would not only sound the ending of a massacre, but also signify the end of what was a disappointing season for the New York Islanders.
It was a disappointing year for many reasons. With the rebuild entering its fourth season, many expected this team's fortunes to change. For plenty, that meant making the playoffs instead of falling into the draft lottery. For yours truly, that meant climbing out of the cellar but not high enough to reach 8th place. I am sad to say that we were both wrong. The Islanders finished the year out of the playoffs and 27th overall in the league, giving them the fourth overall pick going into Tuesday night's draft lottery for the second year in a row.
On paper you can call the 2012 season just the same as any other. At 14th place in the Eastern Conference, the Isles finished the season with a 34-37-11 record with 79 points. That's only a six point improvement over last season and the SAME exact record as the year before that in 2010. It would almost appear that the rebuild has established a trend of not going up or down, but rather staying put.
Watching the Masters today, we all saw 5-foot putts missed that we could have made. Bubba Watson's 10-inch winner, a 'gimme' on most public links, earned him his first major and the coveted 'Green Jacket.' I started to think of other sports where in my prime (forty plus years ago) I could have been a difference maker or game winner.
I have little doubt that I could kick the extra point to win a Super Bowl. I would imagine you feel the same. I am also certain that I could sink the game winning free-throw in an NCAA or NBA Championship game. We see evidence of this every year when somebody wins a scholarship or cash for tossing one in from half-court. Could I score the winning run in the 7th game of baseballs World Series? Most definitely. As the designated runner coming in to score from third base after a sacrifice fly, I could probably do that today. Could I score the 'gamer' in the Stanley Cup Finals?
Not on your life. Scoring a goal in hockey is the most difficult accomplishment in sports.


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With this beautiful weather can we start to plant out our annuals even if they are not hardy. I think we have 15 days of good weather forcasted and that would take up up to Mothers Day. When is the last frost date for Utah county? Anyway I am very new to this area and just wondering if it is safe to get started planting my winter sowing . Thanks in advance. |
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Hi Mary, Mark Eubanks (the resident weather guy on Channel 5) said tonight that there is a 13% chance of frost between now and Mother's Day. So statistically, we should be in good shape unless we get a really cold snap, in which case we'd all be covering our stuff for a few nights. He said it's okay to plant tomatoes now so I plan to go for it with my winter sown plants! |
Thanks you so much for the good info. When you say you are planting out winter sowing does that include your annuals too. Thanks |
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This week the British Chancellor of the Exchequer submitted to the House of Commons his 2008 Pre-Budget Statement. The statement offered what was considered tax relief for small businesses and a plan to help encourage spending and boost the economy. Measures included a year-long VAT cut from 17.5% to 15%, a delay on a planned one per cent corporation tax rise on the profits of small businesses and investment in infrastructure, housing and public buildings. The Royal Institute of British Architects' President released the following statement in response:
"We welcome the Chancellors measures aimed at stabilising the economy through the recession, and particularly the focus on small business. Giving small businesses such as architectural practices more time to pay their tax and NI bills and extending Government guarantees of small-business loans are welcome practical measures in these difficult times.
We also appreciate the cut in VAT, but we believe that a reduction to 5 percent for home refurbishment and repairs would pay huge dividends - both economically and for the environment. In this vein, while the expansion of the home insulation programme is a proactive move, we feel this can be expanded as it not only has the potential to create green jobs but also to lift people out of fuel poverty. Bringing forward public capital expenditure, such as BSF(Building Schools for the Future), is a sensible move but to get real return on investment good design mustn't be sacrificed for the sake of speed."