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The Chamber reminds that a meeting with the National Association of Municipalities was held in order to discuss possible solutions to the problem. The two organizations requested a meeting with the responsible institutions in a letter from July 7, but received no answer.
The Chamber further reports that it gets daily inquiries from construction companies in bad financial condition, asking how to proceed. That is why the solution, proposed by the Chamber's CEO is to stop construction.
Boykov called on politicians of the current and future government to "go to Brussels and to unclog the suspended European funds", as quoted by Investor.bg.
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Author Joe Cutshall-King will discuss the fire at the Piping Rock Casino and the loss of other Saratoga area gambling establishments at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Saratoga Arts, 320 Broadway. The talk is organized by the Saratoga Springs Preservation Foundation. The Piping Rock Casino burned to the ground on Aug. 16, 1954. The mafia-controlled nightclub […] [Read More]
Solomon Northup Day spotlights issue of slavery
Judging by its roster of speakers, Skidmore College has fulfilled its pledge to turn the city's annual Solomon Northup Day into an educational experience focusing on the powerful themes of enslavement and freedom. Skidmore will host the 16th annual Solomon Northup Day starting at 12:30 p.m. July 19 in Filene Recital Hall. The presentations, discussions, […] [Read More]
Art show Thursday benefits iconic Spa memorial
The third annual TRASK Art Show & Sale, which benefits the restoration of the Spirit of Life & Spencer Trask Memorial in Congress Park, takes place at 6:30 p.m. Thursday (tonight) in the park's Canfield Casino. This year's event features a cocktail hour and one-night-only art show and sale. Mayor Joanne Yepsen and Public Works […] [Read More]
A detailed history of Caffè Lena
Correction: This entry has been changed to reflect the fact that the event is being held in the Saratoga Springs City Center. Caffè Lena historian Jocelyn Arem will present a detailed history of the storied coffeehouse at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Saratoga Springs City Center. The folklorist, producer, Library of Congress Parsons Award-recipient and […] [Read More]
The Untold Story of Luigi Del Bianco and Mt. Rushmore
A local author's latest work shines light on a little-known Italian immigrant who played a fundamental role in creating the Mount Rushmore National Memorial in South Dakota. Douglas J. Gladstone of Wilton wrote "Carving a Niche for Himself; The Untold Story of Luigi Del Bianco and Mount Rushmore." Published last month by Bordighera Press, the […] [Read More]
Saratoga Preservation Foundation honors park, library
The Saratoga Springs Preservation Foundation will recognize the Saratoga Room at the Saratoga Springs Public Library and the Saratoga Spa State Park and its partners at its 2014 Spirit of Preservation Celebration scheduled for 6 p.m. Friday in the Saratoga Automobile Museum. The event is part of National Preservation Month. The celebration honors organizations and […] [Read More]
History of Convention Facilities in Saratoga 1893-2014
Saratoga County Supervisor Matthew Veitch (R-Saratoga Springs) presented an exhaustively researched lecture this week called "A History of Convention Facilities in Saratoga Springs 1893-2014." It looked at the history of Convention Hall and the Saratoga Springs City Center. Here is most of the speech along with some pictures: "Where will the Grand Lodge hold its […] [Read More]
Skidmore lecture explores Afghanistan
Noah Coburn, a political anthropologist who has written two books about Afghanistan, will present lecture about the recent Afghan elections at 6 p.m. Tuesday in Skidmore College's Filene Recital Hall. A reception will follow. Coburn, of Bennington College, will discuss "Elections Are Not What You Think They Are: Youth, Intervention, and the Future of Afghanistan." […] [Read More]
Program looks at baseball in the Civil War
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A $45 million plan would remake the 179-year-old Rip Van Dam on Broadway into a modern hotel with custom features. A group led by Bruce Levinsky of Merlin Development in Saratoga Springs recently obtained site plan approval to renovate 16 rooms in the pre-Civil War hotel and attach a new six-story, 160-room hotel to the […] [Read More]
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Alexi Ogando had a CT scan after complaining of shoulder soreness during Tuesday's start and the Rangers announced that he's been diagnosed with inflammation of a nerve in his shoulder. The new good is that the injury is potentially minor enough that Ogando hasn't been placed on the disabled list yet, although Anthony Andro of…
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With welfare reform and changes in public education at the top of today's public policy agenda, how can social science contribute to the debate? University of Michigan authors and researchers David Featherman, Maris Vinovskis and Sheldon Danziger discuss the often uneasy relationship between social science and public policy-making at the federal and state levels as exemplified by the welfare and education reform movements now underway and current approaches to the problem of poverty in the United States.
Featherman, a professor of psychology and of sociology and director of the U-M Institute for Social Research (ISR), and Vinovskis, a professor of history, ISR research scientist and faculty member at the U-M School of Public Policy, will be signing copies of their most recent book, Social Science and Policy-Making: A Search for Relevance in the Twentieth Century, published by the University of Michigan Press.
Danziger, a contributor to that book, is a U-M professor of social work and public policy and directs the U-M Social Work Research Center on Poverty, Risk and Mental Health. He will sign copies of Understanding Poverty, co-edited with Robert Haveman and co-published by Harvard University Press and the Russell Sage Foundation.
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The four finalists for the Director of Athletics position at Montana will be on campus this week, and GoGriz.com will be providing an inside look at each candidate. Today we feature Chris King, the Director of Athletics at Texas-Pan American.
King has made his name in athletics administration by leading both UTPA and Alabama off NCAA probation.
King started his career in NCAA compliance, working in that area at Robert Morris, Campbell, Liberty and Central Florida.
He was hired by Alabama in 2002 to help lead the school through a five-year probation. He took on a similar two-year probation challenge at UTPA when he was hired as the school's AD in 2009.
Why did you apply to be the next Director of Athletics at Montana?
Certainly the competitive success of the programs is very appealing. There are only a handful of universities across the country who can talk about having the success Montana has had in the revenue-generating sports of football and men's and women's basketball.
To win 16 of the last 19 Big Sky championships (in football), have 26 winning seasons in a row and twice being national champions, to have men's basketball playing in March Madness two of the last three years, and to have a women's basketball program with a winning percentage over 75 percent the last three decades is absolutely amazing.
Knowing that you can compete for an all-sports trophy and the (Big Sky Conference) Presidents Cup every single year means you can be successful in both athletics and academics, and I think that's really important for anybody who sits in the athletic director chair.
And I'd like to share my University of Montana moment. It was 2009 and I was sitting on my couch watching Montana play Appalachian State in the FCS semifinals. The screen was shaking, and I remember telling my wife, "That cameraman is going to get fired for this."
But then they would pan up in the stands, and it was the stadium that was literally rocking. That's when I told my wife, "If that job ever opens up, we're going for it. That's a place where I would want to be." Seeing that environment really reminded me of my days at Alabama.
What makes you one of the four finalists for this position?
I have 17 years of experience, and I've been at every level. I've been at an FCS institution, I've been at two FBS institutions, including Alabama of the SEC for seven years, and I'm now an athletic director at a I-AAA institution.
I think it was the culmination of those experiences and that most of my references who spoke with the search committee indicated that I won't compromise the integrity or character of the program. I think that appealed to the committee.
Montana has been without a Director of Athletics since March. What would be your top priorities in your first month on the job?
I've provided a number of the search committee members and I'll share with Dr. Engstrom this afternoon my 90-day, six-month and one-year plan. But the first 30 days would mostly involve listening and learning from everybody.
I would meet with everybody on the athletics staff, as well as university administrators and community leaders, and I would be visible at every sporting event and every other special event I could speak at.
I would want to listen and learn and absorb as much information as I could so I can hit the ground running and help move the program forward.
What are the challenges you see in the decade ahead for Montana?
The challenges are no different than any other university is facing. Finance is always going to be your major challenge, because every year your scholarship costs go up, your operating goes up, your travel goes up and salaries are increasing.
I think you're going to have to execute a funding model that includes at least one emerging women's sport, and when you're looking at facilities, I know it's Dr. Engstrom's vision to have an athletics academic center, with a new strength and conditioning facility, meeting rooms and locker rooms.
Those are the immediate needs, but over the next decade you would want to have a facilities capital construction plan. You always want to be moving your programs forward and providing the best possible facilities and resources for your coaches and student-athletes.
What is your favorite part of being an athletics administrator?
For me the most enjoyable part of this job, by far, is serving and supporting the student-athletes. I don't miss a home event, and I enjoy when I get a chance to travel with our teams, particularly to the championship events and NCAAs, which Montana frequently does. Being able to watch your student-athletes in those environments is just a thrill for me.
And I really enjoy watching the student-athletes grow. Not just competitively as athletes but also academically, and then providing them with the lifelong skills they'll need when they receive their degrees and move out into the real world.
What's been the most memorable moment(s) of your career?
I was hired at Alabama in June 2002 and I was hired at UTPA in October 2009. I was hired at Alabama to assist our athletic director lead us through a five-year probation sentence that included a two-year bowl ban and a number of scholarship restrictions. At UTPA I was hired to lead the athletic program through its own probation process.
When we got off those probations, in February 2007 for Alabama and this past March at UTPA, it was very satisfying. It was really an honor to lead those programs through those processes, because it was a culmination of the university administrations and athletics working together to get through some really tough times.
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Welcoming the people back
BIRDS HILL PARK -- "Hello beautiful people. Welcome home."
That's how acclaimed local singer/songwriter and mainstage host Del Barber simply and beautifully welcomed revelers to the 40th annual Winnipeg Folk Festival.
Whether you've been coming to Birds Hill Park every second weekend in July for a few years or for four decades, you know it feels like coming home.
And what a show to come home to. The festival's Wednesday night opening concert, an addition made in 2009 to accommodate Britpop icon Elvis Costello, has played host to impressive, big-draw headliners in the intervening years, Tegan and Sara and Feist among them.
City and Colour, a.k.a. Canadian singer/songwriter Dallas Green, met that lofty bar with his mellow, if a bit sleepy, set of intimate, reflective ballads.
Armed with an acoustic guitar, the former Alexisonfire guitarist opened with Forgive Me off his 2008 sophomore album Bring Me Your Love before launching into the rollicking The Lonely Life off his latest, 2013's The Hurry and the Harm.
Green's dulcet voice rose above the slightly muddy mix -- a good thing, since his lyrics are worth hearing.
At press time, he was jamming out the slinky slowburner As Much As I Ever Could.
Red-hot North Carolina folk-rock outfit The Avett Brothers, easily among the lineup's most-anticipated act since wowing folkies back in 2010, delivered a raucous, crowd-pleasing set in the evening sunshine.
Although the band has been enjoying a higher profile thanks to its most recent pair of releases -- 2009's breakout album I and Love and You and last year's Grammy-nominated The Carpenter -- Scott and Seth Avett and Bob Crawford, along with touring members Joe Kwon and Mike Marsh, drew from all over the Avetts' estimable catalogue.
The bouncy, Britpop-inflected Will You Return, from 2007's Emotionalism, and I and Love and You's breakneck bluegrass jam Laundry Room were highlights.
Although it could have been held back for a closer, the crowd was rewarded with the pure pop bliss of Live and Die, The Carpenter's biggest earworm, early in the set.
The band also shone in its quieter moments. A stripped-down and soulful rendition of traditional gospel hymn Just a Closer Walk with Thee -- which saw the three core members gather around one microphone -- was a stunning showpiece for the band's honeyed three-part harmonies. And those Southern boys sure know how to tug on the heartstrings; it was hard not to get a little choked up during I and Love and You's hopelessly romantic title track.
Revered local bluegrass/roots quartet Oh My Darling kicked things off with an appropriately twang-filled set of high-energy toe-tappers. Banjoist Allison de Groot, fiddler Rosalyn Dennett, guitarist Vanessa Kuzina and bassist Marie-Josee Dandeneau are easily among the upper echelon of Winnipeg players, as they effortlessly reminded us Wednesday night.
It's always rewarding to see 'Peg boys and girls do good. Kuzina started her folk festival career as a Young Performer -- now she's playing the mainstage.
Her heart-on-sleeve performance of Won't Need My Shoes (On Heaven's Floor), a song written for her grandmother on the morning she passed away, was among the night's most touching moments.
Colin Meloy of Portland indie rock outfit The Decemberists headlines Thursday night's mainstage.
Patrick Watson, Danny Michel, Lindi Ortega and Nathan Rogers also perform.
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That '70s Show actress Lisa Robin Kelly died in her sleep Wednesday night in her Los Angeles home, her rep tells PEOPLE. She was 43.
"Unfortunately Lisa Robin Kelly passed away last evening," Kelly's agent, Craig Wyckoff, told PEOPLE on Thursday. "Lisa had voluntarily checked herself into a treatment facility early this week where she was battling the addiction problems that have plagued her these past few years.
"I spoke to her on Monday and she was hopeful and confident, looking forward to putting this part of her life behind her. Last night she lost the battle. Cause of death has not been issued yet and no death certificate has been issued either."
Ashton Kutcher Was Mila Kunis's First Kiss
Originally posted 04/27/2012 10:00AM
It was 1998 and a then unknown Mila Kunis didn't quite know what to make of the news that she would have her first real kiss on camera with Ashton Kutcher, a model turned actor whom she'd only just met.
"I was like, 'Oh, he's so cute, it's the Calvin Klein model!' " the actress told PEOPLE in 2001. "Then I was like, 'I have to kiss him?' I was so nervous and uncomfortable. I had the biggest crush on him."
Kunis, who at the time was costarring with Kutcher on That '70s Show, spritzed herself with perfume the producers gave her to help mask her nerves. "I totally perfumed myself and I was like, 'Hey, I feel better about myself,' " she said.
But the way Kutcher remembered the scene, he was the one who was sweating.
Ashton Kutcher, Mila Kunis Reunite with That '70s Show Costars
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Former costars Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis have been spending some friendly time together recently – and now the pals have added more former That '70s Show costars to the mix.
On Monday, Wilmer Valderrama Tweeted a sneak preview of the anticipated reunion, writing, "Yep ... It happened."
Joining him, Kutcher and Kunis for the get-together was costar Laura Prepon.
A source tells PEOPLE that the mini-reunion is expected to air as part of Fox's 25th Anniversary special this Sunday. And according to an EW.com report, castmembers from In Living Color, 24 and Married...With Children are expected to appear on the April 22 show, as well.
As for Kutcher and Kunis, who were photographed furniture shopping in L.A. recently, a source tells PEOPLE, "They have been friends for years."
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Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis may have been seen out and about together last weekend, but the two are nothing more than friends, a source close to the former That '70s Show costars tells PEOPLE – and which Kunis's rep confirms.
Kutcher, 34, and Kunis, 28, who played an on-again, off-again couple on the popular sitcom, had dinner with fellow cast members Wilmer Valderrama and Laura Prepon before the group went back to Kutcher's new house in Los Angeles afterwards.
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Open Symbols
Carolus Enckell (1945) utilizes the ambiguity of the symbol in his new paintings. The significance of symbols varies from culture to culture. His paintings on exhibition repeat basic geometric patterns, some of which refer superficially to Tantric iconography.
Although the works contain references to Oriental esoterism's symbology, the paintings also retain their function as simple aesthetic compositions. As a colourist, Enckell maintains a close relationship to colour. To him, form is of the body, whereas colour comprises the soul.


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Winning football games is always enjoyable, but beating the Dallas Cowboys is�umm�extra nice.
Cardinals QB Kevin Kolb said he didn't think it would be before the game, but once he walked off the field a winner?
"Absolutely," he said. "All my friends probably had Dallas jerseys on. They're die-hard, so I'll be happy to slap them in the face whenever I see them."
The Cardinals topped their one-time division rivals 19-13 in overtime Sunday, giving the Cowboys a long plane ride home and their fans, many of whom were in attendance, a quiet exit from University of Phoenix Stadium.
It meant a lot to Cardinals fans, many of whom were fairly talkative on the way out of the stadium, and it pushed Larry Fitzgerald's record to 3-2 against the team in silver and blue.
Winners of the last three, it goes without saying that Fitzgerald likes seeing the star on his opponent's helmet. Of course, none of the victories have been easy. Arizona beat Dallas 27-26 on a Jay Feely field goal in the final seconds last season, and 30-24 after a blocked punt/touchdown in a 2008 overtime battle. The latest victory was, in reality, just par for the course.
"They've been great," he said, "they've all gone our way. You can't argue with those results."
No you can't, and you also can't argue with the fact that the Cardinals, playing in front of a sold-out stadium filled with plenty of fans rooting for the visitors, did a lot Sunday to re-establish a true home field advantage.
After all, the Cardinals won six home games in 2007 and 2008, before winning just four in 2009 and 2010. They started just 1-2 at University of Phoenix Stadium this season, but have won their last two tries.
"We take a lot of pride playing here at home," Fitzgerald said. "This is our home building and we always want to come in here and play well.
"I'm not saying we don't want to play well on the road, but especially when you come home in front of your home crowd you want to get wins."
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Novak Djokovic produced one of his most impressive victories this year by beating top-ranked Rafael Nadal in straight sets on clay in the Madrid Open final.
The second-ranked Djokovic wasted a 4-0 lead in the first set but recovered to win 7-5, 6-4 and cut Nadal's latest winning streak on clay at 37 matches. The Serb also beat Nadal in the final in Miami and Indian Wells this year, but this was his first victory in 10 tries over the Spaniard on his favoured surface.
Winning streaksNadal's last defeat on clay came nearly two years ago against Robin Soderling at the French Open. He had won six titles on clay since, and this was only his seventh loss on the surface in 196 matches dating to 2005.
It was Djokovic's sixth title of 2011 and allowed him to surpass Bjorn Borg's 31-match unbeaten run from 1980.
Djokovic's 34 straight wins since Serbia's Davis Cup triumph in December is the eighth best of all time.
"Unbelievable," Djokovic said about keeping his streak alive.
"I stepped onto the court today believing I could win. I needed to be aggressive and it was a great match."
Earlier, Petra Kvitova won her third title of the season by beating Victoria Azarenka 7-6 (3), 6-4 in the women's final.
Too tough
Nadal had shared the last two finals here with Roger Federer but beat the Swiss star in three sets in their semi-final on Saturday. Djokovic once again proved too tough and avenged his loss from 2009 at the Magic Box arena, when the pair squared off in a record 4-hour plus semi-final.
Djokovic, who took home a winner's check of $849,000, raced out to 4-0 lead after Nadal netted to be broken for the second time.
Nadal broke back immediately and then pulled to within 5-4 after converting his second break point with a shot into the corner.
The Spaniard then saved three straight set points to even it before Djokovic took the set on his fourth try when his backhand took a lucky bounce on the net cord to leave Nadal no chance.
In a match full of great shots, Nadal then fired up the crowd with a spectacular between-the-legs lob to set up three break points in the first game of the second set. Nadal slammed a forehand down the line to break, butthe stubborn Djokovic bounced right back to level in the next game.
Djokovic hit a crosscourt backhand to set up three straight match points and converted the second after a long rally when Nadal sliced a backhand wide.
'Very offensive'
The 18th-ranked Petra Kvitova won the first set tiebreaker when Azarenka shot long, and secured her first Masters series trophy when Azarenka returned long on the first championship point.
Azarenka only managed to convert three of nine break chances as Kvitova defended her serve well despite a shaky service game.
"I was very nervous and perhaps that was the problem," said Kvitova, who will be the sixth Czech player to reach the top-10 on Monday when she jumps to No. 10 in the WTA rankings.
"I think it's the best tennis that I've played. I was very offensive."
Azarenka hit only 10 winners to go along with her 21 unforced errors. Perhaps sensing the missed opportunity, she broke down into tears after the loss.
"She (Kvitova) played great this week, (she) deserved it,'' said the Belorussian, who will jump one spot to a career-high of fourth in the rankings despite coming up short in her bid for a third title this season.
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Eucharist Makes the Church (Part 1 of 2)
Father Paul McPartlan on the Centrality of the Sacrament
LONDON, FEB. 25, 2005 (Zenit) - Theologian Henri de Lubac proposed that the first millennium was characterized by the idea that "the Eucharist makes the Church," whereas the second millennium held more to the idea that "the Church makes the Eucharist."
Father Paul McPartlan -- professor of dogmatic theology at the University of London, member of the Vatican's International Theological Commission and author of "Sacrament of Salvation: An Introduction to Eucharistic Ecclesiology" (T&T Clark/Continuum) -- agrees that both statements are still true today.
He shared with us the centrality, significance and evolution of the Eucharist's relationship with the Church.
Part 2 of this interview will appear Sunday.
Q: What role does the Eucharist play in the life of the Church?
Father McPartlan: The Eucharist is at the very core of the life of the Church and gives the Church its identity.
The Church is the Body of Christ, and, as St. Augustine taught, we receive the body of Christ in order to become the body of Christ: "Be what you see and receive what you are."
The whole mystery of Christ and of the Church as his body is what we receive in the Eucharist. This sacrament therefore renews our life together in Christ; in other words, it renews the Church.
"The Church draws her life from the Eucharist," as Pope John Paul II said at the start of his encyclical "Ecclesia de Eucharistia."
The life that we share in Christ is the life of the Trinity, because Christ is the Son of God incarnate, and that life is one of perfect communion. The phrase we use about receiving the Eucharist is really very significant; we say we are receiving Communion. There is such a lot of meaning concentrated in that phrase.
We are receiving Christ himself, but the life he shares with us is the communion life of the Trinity -- the very life that calls us out of our own individualism and draws us together as the Church.
The Eucharist renews the very gift that makes us to be the Church, and it follows that the community dimension of the Eucharist is of the utmost importance. It is really communities, and ultimately the Church as a whole, that receives the Eucharist, not just lots of individuals.
We should always be conscious of those with whom we receive; the Eucharist renews our life as brothers and sisters, caring for one another and working together to bear witness to the communion life of the Kingdom of God.
Our life in Christ begins, of course, with baptism, and people sometimes think that an emphasis on the Eucharist as making the Church detracts from the importance of baptism in making the Church. We must avoid any such impression.
Baptism and Eucharist are both given to us by Christ and therefore there can never be any rivalry between them. Rather we must understand how they fit together. What baptism begins in us, the Eucharist renews, strengthens and sustains.
For instance, in every Eucharist we are washed by the blood of the Lamb, as it says in Revelation 7:14; it is a washing that renews the washing in water that we received in baptism. We must never forget that there is forgiveness in the Eucharist, particularly expressed when we receive under both kinds and drink from the cup of the Lord.
In a sense, the Eucharist keeps the grace of our baptism fresh in us until the moment when it is consummated at our death. As we pray in the Mass for a deceased person: "In baptism she died with Christ, may she also share his resurrection."
Q: What does it mean that "the Church makes the Eucharist" and "the Eucharist makes the Church"?
Father McPartlan: These two phrases were coined by the great French Jesuit Henri de Lubac [1896-1991], who was a leading pioneer of the renewal of the Church at the Second Vatican Council and became a cardinal toward the end of his long life.
Both are true, of course. However, he thought that the first millennium, and especially the era of the Fathers of the early Church, was characterized by the idea that "the Eucharist makes the Church;" whereas the second millennium, the era of scholasticism, held more to the idea that "the Church makes the Eucharist."
It is clear from the title of the Pope's encyclical that we have returned in recent times, particularly after Vatican II thanks to the work of de Lubac and others, to a more patristic point of view.
The two phrases in fact tend to identify two rather different perceptions of the Church. If we say that the Eucharist makes the Church then we will readily understand that the Church is itself a family of Eucharistic communities, a communion of local churches, which was the patristic model.
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"Of course we will take part in the Olympics," Ivanishvili told reporters in the capital of Tbilisi. "If we want normal relations with Russia, then we will certainly participate. We shouldn't reject it."
Ivanishvili added that he hopes his country's peaceful participation in Sochi, which sits about eight miles from the Georgian border, will help in "streamlining" relations with Russia.
Russia suffered through a boycott at their last hometown Games when 65 countries, including the United States, sat out the 1980 Moscow Olympics in protest.
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The recipe calls for quite a few ingredients as the cookie dough is mixed from scratch instead of pre-mixed from a box. Brown sugar, eggs, oats, raisins, and butter are a few of the ingredients needed to make these cookies pop. Once the batter is mixed up, they are spooned with a #40 cookie scoop. The dough should sit and spread before placing them in the oven. They are baked for 12-14 minutes or until the edges begin to brown, whichever happens first. They should sit on a wire rack to cool completely before serving.
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My advice? Repay debt, then invest
Some people are worried about their shrinking investments when they should be focused on shrinking their high debt loads.
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I often hear from people anxious about their shrinking investments. But when I dig further, I find they owe more on their mortgages or lines of credit than they have in their savings.
John, for example, is 62 and earns $66,000 a year. He has $179,000 in mutual funds and a small pension.
He also has a mortgage, refinanced many times over the years, of $248,000. His house is currently worth $361,000.
I hate to see people heading toward retirement with such a heavy debt load. I'd like to see them focus more on shrinking their mortgages than worrying about their shrinking mutual funds.
Freda and Robert, 46 and 51, have two sons, age 12 and 14. They have a $97,000 home equity line of credit instead of a mortgage.
They asked if they should pay off the line of credit as quickly as possible (within four years) and then use the money to buy registered retirement and education savings plans.
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"Our thinking so far is to max out the house payments," the couple said. "But we just talked to a financial guy at the bank and he said we'd better off with the second option.
"He actually suggested we lock into a fixed-rate mortgage at 2.99 per cent rather than using our line of credit at 3.5 per cent. But he works for the bank, so we're taking what he says with a grain of salt."
In this case, I thought it made sense to get rid of the line of credit quickly and use the cash flow (once the debt was repaid) to finance university and retirement savings.
Stella, a young professional, was buying mutual funds every month from a large fund company. Then, she realized she was on the wrong track.
"After reading about deferred sales charges and management-expense ratios, I am sick to my stomach about how much they take off the top, regardless of how the portfolio is performing," she said.
As her adviser had suggested, she took out a loan to buy an RRSP and used the tax refund to repay her student debt. But she wondered if the motive was to increase his commission revenues.
David Trahair, a Toronto chartered accountant and author, urges readers to focus on cash flow and not on assets (such as homes and RRSPs).
Many people who became millionaires got rich by borrowing to do it, he says in Cash Cows, Pigs and Jackpots: The Simplest Personal Finance Strategy Ever (Wiley, $22.95).
"It sounds easy: Take a loan from a bank, invest in something and hope the thing you buy grows in value faster than the interest you have to pay on the debt. In other words, their wealth is debt-dependent.
"That may sound good, but many of them are living a mirage that could evaporate at any moment."
What could happen? The asset values may crash. Interest rates may rise. They may have trouble converting the assets to cash when they need to sell.
In Trahair's view, managing cash flow is the key. Why don't people do it? Many of them are looking for an easier way, continuing to borrow against their assets to spend more money now, he says.
I think his message makes sense. Canadians have increased their debt loads. Now it's time to trim the spending and repay the loans, instead of gambling on the paper gains to continue indefinitely.
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