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The U.S. Import Price Index decreased 2.4 percent in October. The decline, the largest since the Bureau began monthly publication of this index in 1989, was primarily attributable to a sharp decrease in petroleum prices.
October's decline in import prices was led by a 15.7-percent fall in the price index for petroleum and petroleum products, the biggest decline in this component since 1991. Meanwhile, the index for nonpetroleum import prices also fell in October, down 0.4 percent.
The overall decrease in import prices for the 12 months ended in October was 7.4 percent. From October 2000 to October 2001, the petroleum index dropped 32.5 percent. The nonpetroleum index dropped 3.1 percent from October 2000 to October 2001.
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Æthelmær the Stout
Æthelmær the Stout or Æthelmær Cild (died 1015) was ealdorman of the western provinces (or south-western England[1]) from c. 1005 to 1015.[2] He was the son of Æthelweard the historian, and descended from King Æthelred I.
Together with his father, he was a patron of the homilist, Ælfric of Eynsham. In 987 Æthelmær founded or re-founded Cerne Abbey, and in 1005 founded Eynsham Abbey and made Ælfric its first abbot.[3] Ælfric dedicated his Lives of the Saints to Æthelmær.[1]
In a charter of 993 in which King Æthelred II laments his past misrule, which had resulted "partly on account of the ignorance of my youth, and partly on account of the abhorrent greed of certain of those men who ought to administer to my interest", Æthelmaer is acknowledged, along with King's uncle, Ordulf of Tavistiock, as a loyal counsellor, and from the mid 990s he generally appears first among the ministers witnessing charters, followed by Ordulf, Wulfheah and Wulfgeat.
Upon the death of his father Æthelweard in 998, no ealdorman was appointed to the Western Provinces, though both Æthelmær and Ordulf, whose father Ordgar had preceded Æthelweard, would have been obvious candidates.
Æthelmaer founded monastic houses at Cerne in Dorset in 987, and at Eynsham in Oxfordshire in 1005, appointing Aelfric the first abbot.
From 1006 the notorious Eadric Streona leapfrogs Æthelmaer, Ordulf, Wulfgeat and Wulfheah, to the head of the list of ministers. Wulfheah is known to have been blinded after Eadric murdered his father, ealdorman Ælfhelm of York, while Wulfgeat was deprived of all his lands; it may be significant that, if correctly identified with the 'Ælmaer' in the will of Æthelstan Ætheling, Æthelmaer's estate at Hambledon also appears to have fallen into royal hands. Ordulf is another who ceases to witness after 1006, and it is possible that the Æthelmaer who continues to attest charters after this date is another prominent thegn, Æthelmaer son of Æthelwold. Another Æthelmaer who occasionally attests charters at this time in a lower position is possibly one of the brothers of Eadric Streona.[4]
By 1013 Æthelmaer had evidently regained any lost favour as he had assumed his father's old ealdormanry of the Western Provinces. In this year he and his followers surrendered to the Danish invader Swein Forkbeard, who was encamped at Bath. He died in 1015.
One of his sons Æthelnoth, became Archbishop of Canterbury. Another, Æthelweard, was killed by Cnut in 1017, while a son-in-law also called Æthelweard was exiled in 1020.[1]
Æthelmær has also been tentatively identified as the father of Wulfnoth Cild, who was the father of Godwin, Earl of Wessex, and grandfather of King Harold II.[5] However, this theory of the ancestry of the Godwins is not accepted by most historians.
- ^ a b c Patrick Wormald, Æthelweard, Oxford Online DNB, 2004
- ^ Frank Barlow, The Godwins, Pearson, 2002, p. 21
- ^ Malcolm Godden, Ælfric of Eynsham, Oxford Online DNB, 2004
- ^ Simon Keynes, "The Diplomas of King Æthelred 'The Unready' 978-1016", 1980
- ^ Anscombe, "The Pedigree of Earl Godwine" in Transactions of the Royal Historical Society, 1913, 3rd Series, Vol. 7


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Jonathan Lee scored 23 points and grabbed six rebounds for the Huskies (8-15, 4-8 CAA) who have now won four straight after losing their previous nine. Joel Smith finished with 15 points, while Alex Harris posted nine points and dealt out six assists.
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Threaten to indict officials associated with the Assad regime with war crimes if they fail to defect by a certain date (let's say August 15). Grant them amnesty (and perhaps political representation in minor areas of the new government) if they do defect.
Suddenly, pro-regime supporters will have to face a concrete choice over whether or not to fight until the bitter end.
So you think officials would be more afraid of the Hague than Assad's goons? Puleeez.
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Meg O'Banyon makes a mistake during her senior year in high school. She gets mixed up with football star Rowdy Rod Owens, and after one night of foolish passion, Rod, on his way to serve Uncle Sam, leaves her with a gift…one she knows her father will never approve of. Fearing his drunken rage, Meg flees on a Greyhound Bus with only twenty dollars in her pocket and a baby in her belly. Meg has struggled for ten years to keep food on the table for her and her daughter, Emma, and up until now has done okay. A visit to the doctor is about to change all that.
When she gets the news of her father's death, Meg uses it as an opportunity to secure a future for Emma in case things don't turn out as she hopes. As if dealing with her current burden isn't enough, the sudden return of Rod Owens from Afghanistan sends Meg into a panic. She's never told him about Emma.
Rod Owens is a jock with a passion for his country. Wanting to serve from the time he could carry a toy rifle, he dreams of an Army career. After being injured and released from the only career he's ever known, Rod returns home to more than one surprise. The woman who's haunted his dreams for years suddenly confronts him with two heart wrenching secrets. Rod must now determine if he can overcome the hurt and betrayal and fight for what he loves most.
Book two of the Saving Shenanigans series allows you to witness the strength and determination of the second O'Banyon sister, Meg, as she comes to terms with the secrets of her past, battles to survive a difficult present, and struggles to secure a hopeful future. Meg's story is also an empowering one as she gains control of the "silent killer" Ovarian Cancer. All she needs now is the support of her family and the love of a good man...her man.
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Meg rocked on the front porch swing late in the evening, the cool end of summer air swirling around her. She shivered, but not because of the breeze.
Mara, her sister, stepped outside carrying two wine glasses.
"Emma's asleep, finally." She handed Meg a glass of Merlot.
"Thanks. I'm bushed."
"It's been a long day. How you holding up?"
She nodded. "The pain's tolerable." Since contracting ovarian cancer, Meg struggled with daily abdominal pain. For a long while she didn't even know what was wrong, attributing it to indigestion, or maybe even her gall bladder.
One of the reasons why this damn disease is called the silent killer.
She sighed. Now was not the time to dwell on her own problems. She had enough of that facing her in the immediate future. Her family needed her full attention right now. "I'm worried about Mabe," she said, suddenly changing the subject.
Mara smiled. "Our sister's tough. It'll take more than a concussion to keep her down. Aaron took care of Toreni, so that's done. Now we can keep Shenanigans, such that it is."
"True. Boy, Aaron sure turned out to be a true blessing. I'm glad that mobster's paid off, but Mabe won't be happy once she finds out what Aaron's done."
Mara raised her wine glass in a mock toast. "From the lip lock I saw between them tonight? I think she'll be okay."
Meg raised an eyebrow. "Really? That's awesome. She deserves some happiness."
"I tried not to eavesdrop, but I was standing outside the door. I think I heard him ask her to marry him," Mara remarked, raising her goblet again.
Meg clinked her glass to her sister's, grinning. "Nuh uh...really? I'm so happy for her. I guess I was wrong about him."
"Ya think?"
Meg nodded and glanced out into the night. She sensed her sister's gaze. "What are you staring at?"
"You've not been yourself all day. What's up?"
She frowned, pinching her nose with her fingers. What's up, she asks? What's up is I'm a liar. How do I tell my daughter Rod is her father? How do I tell him he has a daughter? What a mess.
She sighed. "I saw Rod a few days ago."
"What?" Mara twisted in her chair to face her sister. "What the hell is wrong with you? Why didn't you say something sooner?"
"Uh, because we've been a little pre-occupied."
Mara shoved her over and squeezed in next to her on the swing. "Okay, spill it."
Meg's eyes moistened. She swiped fiercely at her cheeks. There'd been too many tears lately. She explained how she'd seen Rod at Shenanigans when she'd stopped there with Emma.
"Oh, wow. I bet you nearly crapped your pants."
She faced her sister. "Ya think?" She echoed Mara's earlier statement, then laughed bitterly.
"What's he doing back?"
"War injury. Wounded leg." Meg shifted on the swing. "I felt so bad for him. The Army was all he ever dreamed of. I guess that's over now."
"Did he say what happened?"
She nodded. "He said he took some shrapnel from a car bomb. I didn't know what to say, Mara. I was completely dumbfounded."
"I'm sure. Did he see Emma in the car?" Mara wrapped an arm around her sister.
Emotion overwhelmed her again. "Of course," she choked out, dragging a tissue from her skirt pocket. "What am I going to do? I know I was wrong not to tell him about Emma, but I thought it wouldn't matter. I never expected to see him again."
Mara sighed and sipped her wine, pushing the swing with her foot. Meg rested her head on her sister's shoulder.
"Do you think he suspected?"
She rolled her head side to side. "Nah...I doubt it. We were only with him a few minutes. He looked into the car, spoke to her. I introduced him as my friend, Mr. Owens."
Mara rested her head on the back of the swing, gazed up at the ceiling. "You're going to have to tell him."
Meg cried into her tissue. "I know."
"Tell who what?" The man's voice came out of the dark.
Meg jerked so suddenly her head collided with her sister's chin.
"Ow," Mara exclaimed, rubbing her injured jaw. She twisted to see Rod standing on the sidewalk.
"Is this a bad time? Not too late is it?"
"You just scared the shit out of Meg," Mara grumbled.
"I'm sorry." He chuckled. "I didn't mean to scare you. I was so surprised to see you in town the other day, Meg. I've been meaning to stop by before now, but I figured y'all might be a little busy." He glanced at his watch. "I was out walking and heard you ladies talking so I thought I'd drop by. I guess I really should've considered the time."
"Nonsense," Mara told him. "Come on up."
He hobbled over, parking his hip on the edge of the porch. Meg gripped her sister's hand. Her heart warmed at the reassuring squeeze she received in return. How in the hell did I ever get myself into this mess? Who'd have believed he would have come home to Monticello? What are the odds?
She glanced at her sister, who got the signal.
"I'm going to go put some ice on my jaw. You kids have fun catching up."
"Good to see you again, Mara," he said. "Hope to see you around town."
She nodded and gave him a finger wave before going inside. The screen door slapped shut behind her.
Meg couldn't remember feeling more awkward. With her sister gone, she was left on her own to face this man she'd once loved. A man she'd have given her heart and soul to. A man she had a daughter with. Oh, God. She thought back to their high school prom night and smiled.
"You just drifted back to our high school days, didn't you? I saw it in your eyes."
She glanced at the handsome man in front of her. He wore jeans and an avocado green T-shirt with the words Go Army in white letters. His blond hair was longer than she remembered. He'd always worn a buzz cut for football season, but even after that, he'd never let it curl over his collar. She liked it. His eyes were the kind of blue that changed hue depending on what he wore. Tonight they were a deep blue-green, like the ocean.
"I must have been the only girl home by midnight on prom night," she commented, still smiling.
Rod whistled. "Yeah, boy. Your father put the fear of God in me. I'm sorry for your loss, by the way."
She glanced away from his handsome face out into the yard. "Thanks."
"Can you come down here, sit by me?"
She swiveled her head back to face him, her heart racing. Getting close to a man she'd once loved so openly was not a good idea—especially when she had news that would rock his world.
He patted the thigh of his right leg. "I'm still having a hard time negotiating steps."
Guilt swept through her. Jeez, how selfish can I be? This wonderful man was injured doing God knows what in Afghanistan. The least I can do is sit with him for a minute.
She joined him on the edge of the porch. "Does your leg hurt much?"
"Only when I move," he quipped, the edges of his mouth curving into the sexy half-smile she remembered so well.
"I'm so sorry you were hurt. You think you'll make a full recovery?"
He sighed, tapping his cane on the ground. "This is as good as it gets, I'm afraid. I may get a little more mobility back if I keep exercising, but I'm stuck with my metal buddy here.
Her glance swept from his cane to his strong rugged face. "That sucks."
He reached for her hand. It was like grasping a bear paw, large and warm. "Where did you disappear to, Meg?" He leaned the cane against the wooden decking to grab her other hand, twisting to face her. "Your father came storming into my house just before I left for boot camp, demanding to know where you were. I was as shocked as anyone to learn you'd run away. I had to leave worried sick something had happened to you."
She sucked in a breath. He really cared about me. The shock of that revelation set her back. She knew how she felt about him, but never realized the depth of his feelings for her. She was pregnant, so she ran. She was afraid of her father's reaction, sure, but she also loved Rod enough not to ruin his future. Was that fair? Now she didn't think so, but at the time she was a scared young girl.
He surprised her when he touched her face. "After Mom wrote and told me Mabe knew you were safe, I stopped worrying as much, but Meg…" He slipped his hand behind her neck, edging her closer.
Her pulse raced, her palms beaded with sweat. Oh God. I should stop this.
"I can't tell you how glad I was when you said you weren't married that day I saw you at Shenanigans. You had a daughter, so I automatically thought..."
Oh shit...Don't go there...please.
"You were all I thought about."
Meg blinked. The conversation took a completely different direction than she was expecting. She held her breath, listening to this man whom she'd once loved so passionately.
"It was your face I dreamed of at night. You were the reason I fought so hard to live after the bombing. I told myself if I could get back to the states, I'd do whatever it took to find you. And here you are."
She exhaled, her heart warming to his words, but her brain set off wild warning bells in her head. In the past she'd wanted to hear those words, to know how he'd felt about her. But now...things were so different.
Rod held her gaze, his soft blue eyes staring straight into her soul. He leaned in, capturing her lips in a soft gentle kiss.


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Foreclosure-Gate: Banks Offering A 40 Year, 2% Loan Mod To Cover It Up
Submitted by bobbyw24 on Sun, 11/14/2010 - 15:40Banks are going to qiuite some lengths to avoid doing principal mods. I'd love to know how Bank of America will book this loan versus the it one currently has.
Lawyers for borrowers have been pushing principal mods when the bank is having trouble proving standing and is suddenly very willing to negotiate. But deals are confidential, so I have not gotten any reports as to success.
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This is a BAC mode from 10/8. Note that there is only a two week window to execute this. Note the terms. Deferral of a portion of the principal. FOURTY YEAR MATURITY. 2% interest.
This is one hell of a mod. I wonder if this was cooked up as this loan has a Doc problem behind it. The mod would eliminate all the paperwork issues. I also wonder how this new loan will be accounted for. I can't tell if this is in a pool or actually owned by BAC. But if it is going on someone's books at par then the whole thing is just a scam. This is not a loan. It is a patch to gloss over accounting and regulatory problems.
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PrepZone Picks: Week 8
OK, now it gets serious.
The playoffs begin four weeks from Friday, and any area team hoping to take part needs a good showing in key district games that dot the Week 8 schedule.
7-6A: Vero Beach (6-0, 2-0) can take control of the title chase with a win over St. Lucie West Centennial (2-3, 0-1). An Eagles win throws the league into a tizzy.
11-5: For Port St. Lucie, it's simple. Beat Bayside on Friday or miss the playoffs for a 19th consecutive year.
14-4A: South Fork (4-2, 1-0) and Fort Pierce Central (3-3, 1-0) can set up a championship game by winning this week. Martin County (3-4, 0-1) and Sebastian River (2-4, 0-1) could create a wild title chase with wins.
15-4A: W.T. Dwyer (5-1, 1-0) can clinch the title by beating Okeechobee (0-6, 0-0).
13-3A: Jensen Beach (4-2, 1-0) will be heavily favored to beat struggling Eau Gallie (1-5, 0-1) and set a school record for wins. District leader Merritt Island (6-1, 2-0) and dangerous Fort Pierce Westwood (3-3, 1-1) loom as tall hurdles for the Falcons.
4-1A: John Carroll (3-3, 2-2) will need lots of help Melbourne Central Catholic (6-0, 5-0) can clinch the title by beating Holy Trinity Episcopal (4-1, 3-1). Crescent City (4-2, 3-1) is the other team ahead of the Rams.
3-1B: St. Edward's (3-4, 0-3) will be favored against lightweight Lighthouse Christian (0-6, 0-3), but Warner Christian (5-1, 3-0) and Florida Air Academy (6-1, 3-0) are the class of this district.
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PrepZone readers: 4-4 last week, 33-23 season
This week's games are listed to the left ... simply click on the team you believe will win the game. Whichever team draws the most votes will serve as the readers' pick.
You can vote on one game, or all of them! It's up to you. A total of 187 votes were cast last week.
Here are this week's games:
Fort Pierce Central (3-3, 1-0 14-4A) at Martin County (3-4, 0-1)
Eau Gallie (1-5, 0-1 13-3A) at Jensen Beach (4-2, 1-0)
Bayside (4-2, 0-0 11-5A) at Port St. Lucie (1-5, 0-1)
First Academy (1-5, 0-4 4-1A) at John Carroll (3-3, 2-2)
Okeechobee (0-6, 0-0 15-4A) at W.T. Dwyer (5-1, 1-0)
Lighthouse Christian (0-6, 0-3 3-1B) at St. Edward's (3-4, 0-3)
St. Lucie West Centennial (2-3, 0-1 7-6A) at Vero Beach (6-0, 2-0)
Sebastian River (2-4, 0-1) at South Fork (4-2, 1-0)
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Martin County 21, Fort Pierce Central 14: The Tigers' improved defense this year will make the difference.
Jensen Beach 35, Eau Gallie 7: The Falcons should have no trouble turning past Eau Gallie.
Bayside 42, Port St. Lucie 21: The Jaguars haven't put together a complete game all season, and the Bears are just too tough.
John Carroll 28, First Academy 6: The Golden Rams move above .500 and hand First Academy its fifth district loss.
W.T. Dwyer 49, Okeechobee 7: Dwyer is ranked third in Class 4A for a reason.
St. Edward's 27, Lighthouse Christian 10: The Pirates keep the Crusaders winless and earn their first district win.
Vero Beach 31, St. Lucie West Centennial 14: Centennial could have trouble moving the ball against the Fighting Indians ever-improving defense.
South Fork 24, Sebastian River 13: The Bulldogs have been playing good football since their season-opening loss to Jensen Beach.
Martin County 17, Fort Pierce Central 14: Tigers get back into playoff chase
Jensen Beach 35, Eau Gallie 10: Falcons set school record for wins and stay unbeaten in district
Bayside 40, Port St. Lucie 14: Jaguars continue to struggle on defense
John Carroll 21, First Academy 14: Golden Rams rebound from lopsided loss to Lake Placid
W.T. Dwyer 55, Okeechobee 0: Panthers wrap up District 15-4A championship
St. Edward's 35, Lighthouse Christian 14: Pirates have dominated weaker teams this season
Vero Beach 21, St. Lucie West Centennial 13: Indians move within one win of another district title
South Fork 24, Sebastian River 21: Bulldogs get running game back on track
Fort Pierce Central 14, Martin County 10: Trevor Banks looks more like he did against Sebastian River than he did against Treasure Coast.
Jensen Beach 40, Eau Gallie 10: Jensen puts it to a new district opponent.
Bayside 35, Port St. Lucie 14: Port St. Lucie falls in its second district contest.
John Carroll 20, First Academy 10: The Golden Rams find a much-needed victory.
W.T. Dwyer 54, Okeechobee 0: This could get ugly quickly.
St. Edward's 28, Lighthouse Christian 14: The Pirates come away with a win.
Vero Beach 21, St. Lucie West Centennial 7: This is a tough road game for the Eagles. Vero remains unbeaten.
South Fork 24, Sebastian River 10: The Bulldogs end the Sharks' chances for the playoffs.
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This is a discussion on Legal Q: What states disallow mere carry as justifying stop/detaining? within the The Second Amendment & Gun Legislation Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; Maryland....
ccw9mm: the reason you're not getting the answers you want are because it's not written into the law. I know of no state that "specifically disallows" stopping someone carrying a gun. Usually, it's a court decision (like Terry v Ohio or the one DaveH posted) that determines the legality. States like VT and AZ don't require pemits, so their laws would likely be silent on the issue.
OldVet actually had a valid suggestion--it would be easier to list the states where mere carrying does make you a suspect. These would include DC and NY, and states where OC is illegal (FL, TX, CA). Likely others as well.
Mississippi law requires you to carry ID and CC permit whenever carrying concealed. This implies that if police somehow became aware you were armed they would be allowed to demand to see your ID and permit. For OC, the law is totally screwed up, so it would take a court ruling (and probably some appeals) to know.
Guns don't kill people. Drivers on cell phones do.
Fortunately--so far--there's little evidence, if any, that LE departments are following her rash statement as authorization to commit such searches, etc. Most FL gun laws lean heavily in favor of the "legal" gun owner, both by statute and Constitution. Ms. Bondi seems to at time fit quite well into the "dizzy blonde" catagory.
I wouldn't let her statement delay a trip to FL. While it may be full for folks from NY, the NY gun paranoia appears to have remained far north of the border.
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