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And now with a warchest, lets hope he buys something that also does well.
And hopefully we can get some of the governance issues resolved.
Way too much stuff that looks bad. Even though the 25% after 6% isn't that bad by itself.
Him selling his fund to BH and then buying it back for less looks REALLY bad.
And, Im not a fan of regular rights offerings either. Live within your means.
You sure don't bring much to the table.
Been here since July and has not even attempted to address the $40+ million in losses during Calverts watch.
Paid tout ? Paid salesman ?
Sentiment: Strong Sell
Almost no other investment would net him 11% upfront.
So he is, at best, unethical. And many companies like this often provide kickbacks on top of the 11%. (I cant confirm if that's the case here because they obviously would hide it if they did)
HNH will argue that the appraisal was incorrect/overstated. I think JPST even said HNH said it was worth a minimum of $11.20 using their method.
So I think the negotiations are between $11.20 and $13.00 although HNH will argue that however much they spent on the contest reduces that value.
As far as a 3rd party appraisal, that's a bought & paid for thing. A simply tweek can adjust the figures to whatever you want them to be. Even if there are no nefarious intentions.
Did your broker push this one you ? Id find a new broker. They pay an 11% commission. This stock doesn't belong in anyones account. Even at 20-25 cents per share plus free warrants.
I wondered how they got their marks. Free dinner and 11% commissions.
I bet they are lucky to net 20 cents per share.
Where did they get your name ? Sounds like you might be on a sucker list.
I went to a free dinner where they were hawking magnetic mattresses. We saw right thru it but a lot of people were suckered in.
I have to admit it sounds like BLGO is an even better planned deception than I thought.
Too bad I don't live in LA. Id be there handing out information sheets showing the REAL truth.
Overvalued stocks can stay overvalued longer than you can stay solvent.
I think they could buy it for $12.50 but will probably be trying to argue it lower.
That said, I hope its $13+.
The fact that they have a tender offer open and are negotiating suggests seriousness despite what JPST has tried to say otherwise.
All the board has to do is recommend tendering, maybe adjust the documents a little and this could be a fairly quick deal. Assuming they can agree on a price.
Calvert is butthurt because I have been exposing his 12 year history of continued losses, & almost no revenues. As well mas materially misleading press releases and changing business models.
He thinks the truth is defamation. I disagree.
They spent $400+ to sue me in CA court. Despite the fact that I have no nexus to CA whatsoever.
They just cant seem to serve me. I guess process serving is just above their level of competence.
Its called a SLAPP lawsuit.
A strategic lawsuit against public participation (SLAPP) is a lawsuit that is intended to censor, intimidate, and silence critics by burdening them with the cost of a legal defense until they abandon their criticism or opposition.
The typical SLAPP plaintiff does not normally expect to win the lawsuit. The plaintiff's goals are accomplished if the defendant succumbs to fear, intimidation, mounting legal costs or simple exhaustion and abandons the criticism. In some cases, repeated frivolous litigation against a defendant may raise the cost of directors and officers liability insurance for that party, interfering with an organization's ability to operate. A SLAPP may also intimidate others from participating in the debate.
They were mistaken if they thought frivolous litigation would keep me quiet.
Had to be something else involved than just the little JPST situation.
Im not clear if he sold 3070 at $19.90 or 2 transactions of the same amount.
Common Stock, without par value 02/19/2015 S 3,070 D $ 19.9 5,465 D
Common Stock, without par value 02/19/2015 S 3,070 D $ 19.9 2,000 I Minor Children
Common Stock, without par value 1,535 I By Spouse
But based on his last name, I suspect its not a huge amount of what he might end up with.
Sold on the 19th.
A decent wager that a deal might reasonably be ahead.
Seems like SPH will offer at least $11 and JPST might accept around $12. But just my guesses.
Obviously, Id like the highest possible price. But I don't mind waiting 2-3 years if we can expect 12-15% per year increases.
I wonder how much they spent on the fight ?
Highest since 2006 I believe.
Will be interesting to see if Insiders sell more or hold for higher prices.
I see it now. Its bullish. It means that if they strike a deal, they have everything in place to close it quickly.
The question is, how high would HNH go and how low would JPST sell ?
I don't see that. I see the blowout win....
Although given how much SPH owns, it was probably fairly close overall.
In excess of 90% of the votes cast by stockholders other than SPH Group Holdings, Inc. were voted in favor of the Company's nominees
Settlement of what ? You mean a deal ?
And another thing. Boyer is on the board at FOSL and recently cashed out of a bunch of shares.
I figure he netted about $1.22 million before taxes. And I suspect he owed a lot of taxes because his option prices were very low.
He has spent over $450k buying shares of TUES over the last 7 months.
He already has the CFO job. He didn't need to buy that much just to impress his boss.
The fact that he bought so much is bullish and I certainly didn't expect it.
Unless you can find something in their 10k that rewards him for buying open market shares.
PZZI has some kind of incentive plan. Cant recall the details.
I think I determined it was a better plan than just giving options away for free like so many do.
He has sunk in a couple years pay into the shares ? Why ?
Rouleau hasn't bought that much in the open market.
If I were you. Id look into the 10k & proxy and see if he gets options based on open market buys or something. At least if that's the case, you might actually have a case. Right now you look like a raving lunatic who has been 100% wrong for well over a year.
I compute 74.98 cent book value at 12/31.
Its been well demonstrated this companys 12 year track record of destroying shareholder value.
Ignore it if you want.
I don't get paid when you invest in a scam stock. Others do.


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Objections to a pink reclining figure planned for a Queens intersection led a councilman to propose requiring more public involvement in the city's art commissions.
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Gabriel Sassoon's seven children, ages 5 to 16, were remembered at funeral services this afternoon; their mother and one surviving sister are hospitalized.
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Tottenham have announced an agreement has been reached which clears the path for their new stadium to be built.
Oil-rich Kazakhstan is considering a bid to host the 2026 World Cup.
Swansea goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski insists he wants to carry on playing in the Barclays Premier League.
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OT Warning !!
Don't mean to scare you with the 'Warning'...
BUT>>>> as you know I sold my home and am
packing/packing/packing and will be moving next week.
My warning >>>> Well since we ALL share in our
Dish & Stuff passion...if and when it comes time for
you to move - let me tell you it's a real Bia#h!
I thought I got rid of lots of stuff...but when it comes
down to it...I have so much I feel the packing will
never end! The hardest part of packing is what to
keep and what to get rid of...I LOVE IT ALL..and that's
what's making it so hard and taking so much time.
I always had my collections...but since I joined Holiday about
6 yrs ago...everything has GROWN out of control!
Okay...so that's where I'm at for the moment..
Just needed to vent...step back and keep on going..
Wish me luck...:)
Jane, I don't envy you all your packing. It most be overwhelming
I wish I lived close enough to help.
We dish and stuff collectors make a lot of work for ourselves, don't we??
Wishing you luck :)
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Jane, moving is overwhelming. I know because we did it a year ago, and are now in the middle of it again. Like you, I had way too much furniture and what seemed like an excess of everything. Talked to myself about material things, no matter how much I loved them, and convinced myself that they're not worth a moment's sadness or loss. I gave away, donated, sold, and threw out. I found it didn't bother me one bit to live without all those things, and hope you can make the same enlightening. Good luck.
I am LOL @ punk ...because she is 'loaded' & I love her 'loaded' buffets, cabinets & tables!!! (& that's a downsize, uh, punk!) Please take this as a BIG compliment ~~ you are such an 'fun' inspiration!
Now, Jane, this is your post ...so I would also be VERY overwhelmed in downsizing ... I try also ... & I have 'several' collections (who said that!) ... anyway, woman, take good care of yourself & try to part w/what you can & I wish you the best of luck in finding a place & home to build again ... or if you are buying a house already built. Hugs to you, friend. Jeanne S.
Jane, when you talk about packing everything to store being a real Bia#h, makes me think there is no way I could handle that!LOL I'm wishing I was closer so I could help out too. Will be fun to see what you end up with, gf.
Jeanne, you are so funny!!! I will continue to buy and donate as long as I'm on here.haha I would still love to go out and go through more of DM's things. Can only imagine what she had that would interest me after coming here. I will wait with anticipation until all the kids are together for that tho. It's been almost 12 years so not sure why I feel I need to wait.
Jane, please keep us informed how surgery went and how your doing when you feel good enough to post.
Jane, been thinking about you today and hoping the surgery went ok. Will be anxious to hear how you are doing since I'm a champion worrier.
As for getting rid of stuff.....don't get too carried away. You can always get rid of things later, but you can't get it back once its gone. Until you get settled in your new house and see what will go where, and do some holiday decorating, I'd be careful what you part with.
I know the work of packing for a move, and hope I never have to do it again. I had hundreds of figurines and many china cabinets that I had to pack by myself.
Meanwhile, venting is good since packing and unpacking tend to make one want to tear out their hair.
I can't wait to hear about the new place.....where, what, etc!
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We had the most enjoyable afternoon on this tour. We were in Paris with 2 teenagers. The guide was very informative and engaging. The food stops were excellent and the guide was well versed on the history of the area. Which was great because we were only in Paris for such a short time so tasting good quality chocolates and pastry in a small group of 5 and getting a history lesson exceeded our expectations.
My husband and I took this tour on Sept. 19th, 2014. It was great! Roberto was a wonderful guide, both knowledgeable and interesting. The pace was perfect--we covered a lot of ground and ate a lot of great chocolate and pastry but didn't move at an unmanageable rate. Our group consisted of five people plus Roberto, which was small enough that we were all able to hear what was said, ask questions etc. This was really a great trip and I don't hesitate to recommend it. I would take another of Viator's tours in the future. As others have said--come hungry! We skipped breakfast and lunch and were glad we did. ;-)
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This tour is fabulous. You see a lot of Paris by walking from one chocolate shop to the next. You also get to taste plenty of chocolate and pastry to leave you satisfied. Wonderful!
Absolutely loved the tour and my guide. Tried some amazing treats but also learned about Paris itself. I do a food tour in almost every city I visit and this one was definitely in the top three. The guide even helped me plan the rest of my day, pick something to bring home for my boyfriend, and directed me to my next destination. I wish I could remember the guide's name, but he was great!
It was an amazing experience! Our guide Myriam was lovely, knowledgeable and very entertaining. Merci beaucoup!
We absolutely loved this tour! Very informative with a lovely English speaking guide, Adeline who was funny and very happy to answer any questions we had. The macaroons and chocolates were amazing! I would do it again.
Our guide was informative and very pleasant. We visited five stores and he purchased food for us in all of them. We had an afternoon tour and were to full
To eat dinner!! He told us about each shop and why each selection was popular
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This was a mouth-watering, high calorie tour indeed. Raise the fee and taste more is my only recommendation. The guide was quite pleasant too.
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We all ate too much!!
Come hungry because you will be full by the end!
Our tour guide was awesome! She taught us about chocolate, pastries and bread and how they fit in with the French culture. She also gave us a brief history of the different areas we visited in Paris during the walking tour. I'm not a chocolate or pastry person, but I thoroughly enjoyed this tour and experience!
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The tour was a lot of fun. Great location in the city. Edell was excellent.
The guide met us promptly and introduced herself, giving us some background about herself and information about the walk. Myriam was friendly and interesting and was also interested in all of the members of the small group of 8. We were encouraged to ask questions, give our opinions and discuss between the group the merits of the different products that we chose to try. The quality of the chocolates, cakes, ice-creams, breads and biscuits that we sampled were superb and the pace of the friendly, unrushed saunter was perfect. Our french guide offered a humorous insite into the French and their way of life as well as interesting facts about the buildings, districts and life in Paris. Overall the tour was value for money, interesting and lots of fun. We returned to our hotel with very full stomachs and very big smiles on our faces.
We thoroughly enjoyed our tour. We had a lovely French lady named Miriam who had so much local knowledge and she entertained us for hours. We enjoyed yummy chocolates, ice creams, pastries, breads, macarons. All very tasty and all with their own history and story. It was a nice small group of people and my 7 year old wondered if all of our tours would be this yummy. Thank you Miriam, it was lovely to meet you and share the afternoon together.


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Friday March 27, 2015
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Because of the popularity of the Fall Conference, and by popular demand, we are holding a follow-up to Dr. Rinaldo's presentation. He will be conducting the workshop that will focus on how best to provide assistance to students who are working on mixed methods research. The presentation will begin with an overview of mixed methods research including what it is, and when it should be used, and move to a more poignant discussion about the role of quantitative and qualitative methods as they relate to what are currently referred to as qual-quan and quan-qual approaches.
Vince Rinaldo has over 25 years of teaching experience at the K-12 and university levels and over 30 years of experience as a professional musician. He currently teaches graduate and undergraduate courses in educational research and statistics and in the assessment of learning. As a member of the faculty at Niagara University since January 2002, he has held the rank of professor since fall of 2011, and is currently serving as the Chairperson for the Department of Middle Childhood and Adolescent Education. Vince holds a BA in English from McMaster University, an M.S.Ed. from Niagara University; an M.Ed. OISE University of Toronto; a Ph.D. OISE University of Toronto and is currently completing an MBA in strategic management
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SPRING 2015 Session Begins April 21st!
In January 2013, SVARA and Mishkan teamed up to create the most happening Jewish learning experience in Chicago–the SVARA and Mishkan (S&M) Bet Midrash. Now kicking off our second year of collaboration, the popular Tuesday-night (and now Thursday-night) Bet Midrash is open to absolute beginners and experienced learners. The learning is rigorous, yet the bet midrash environment is warm and supportive. Students are strongly encouraged to bring their real-life experiences to bear on the text and to share openly in a Queer-positive space. Our learning will focus on skill-building (learning how to learn), the radical nature of the Jewish tradition, and the cultivation of Talmud study as a spiritual practice.
This weekly bet midrash program is for both learners who have just gotten their Alef-Bet down as well as those who have years of Talmud experience. It's for anyone who wants to figure out how Judaism fits into their life or wants to try out Talmud as a spiritual practice. Or maybe you just want to see what all the buzz is about! Four six-week sessions are offered over the course of the academic year. Students may drop in or out of each session, but are required to commit to all six classes of that particular session.
Each class begins with chevruta (paired) learning in the bet midrash, followed by shiur (lecture and discussion). Don't have a chevruta at your skill level? No worries! We have many diverse learners and are happy to help pair you up with a partner. While all texts are studied in the original Hebrew/Aramaic from the Vilna Shas, no prior text experience is necessary. The requirements for the class are your ability to merely sound out (without comprehension) the alef bet, your text and dictionaries, and your willingness to work hard. No translations will be used and students will be asked not to consult translations outside of class.
The S&M Bet Midrash has been so successful that your SVARA and Mishkan team is offering TWO NIGHTS to learn! The texts and format will be exactly the same–so you needn't worry that you're missing something!
The SPRING 2015 Session:
Tuesday, April 21 – May 26, 2015
Thursday, April 23 – May 28, 2015
Both nights will be held for 6 weeks from 7:00 – 9:30 pm at 4001 N Ravenswood. Because your chevruta will depend on you for their learning, it is important that students understand that this is not a drop-in class. Attendance is expected at each of the six sessions and all students are asked to commit to ALL 6 NIGHTS. To ensure a great learning environment, space will be limited to 30 per night, so sign up ASAP to secure your spot (and your chevruta's)! If you're a new student, fill out the application so we can start learning with you. If you are a veteran, let us know you'd like to attend here.
All of the learning at SVARA is offered free of charge.
As always, the requirements of the bet midrash are the ability to sound out (without comprehension) the alef bet, and the willingness and patience to work through the text in the original Hebrew/Aramaic. No translations will be used and students will be asked not to consult translations outside of class. This will be a mixed-level bet midrash of absolute beginners to experienced learners. The more advanced learners will have the chance to go beyond the Gemara into Rashi, codes, and medieval commentaries. Each session will be divided between chevruta (paired) learning and shiur (discussion).
All students must attend CRASH, Rabbi Lappe's introductory talk before joining us in the Bet Midrash. Find out more information about CRASH here.
This is a six-week term. While unforeseen circumstances do arise, please plan to be at all six sessions. Each session builds on the work of the previous week, and students who miss a session will find it extremely difficult to catch up and participate fully. We are also trying to create an intimate community of learners, and consistency is important in developing such a community. If you are not down for this sort of commitment – that's ok – just let us know!
You are welcome to eat during class. We will take a snack break mid-way through class. Stay tuned for opportunities to volunteer to provide snacks.
At the first session, students will be provided with a bound volume of the tractate of Talmud we will be learning at a cost of $15. Please bring this $15 (cash or a check made out to SVARA) to the first class. If you have your own unvocalized, unpunctuated, untranslated volume of the Vilna Shas or cannot afford the $15, please be in touch with Mary (firstname.lastname@example.com).
There are two mandatory dictionaries necessary for doing the work of this bet midrash:
These are great dictionaries for any and all future Talmud study (with Rabbi Lappe or elsewhere). Students are required to each have their own Jastrow and their own Frank. [Please, no sharing!] We recommend ordering these books through Rosenblum's in Skokie (Simply let Micha know you are learning with Rabbi Lappe and he'll help you find the right books). If you are unable, for financial reasons, to purchase a dictionary at this time, please send us a confidential email so that other arrangements can be made. Extra copies of these dictionaries will no longer be available for borrow if you have not made prior arrangements.
Bet midrash learning relies heavily on chevruta (partner) study. We'll match you with a chevruta based on past text experience and Hebrew skill level. No worries about matching someone exactly! Chevruta pairing and study is an art, not a science, so there may be some adjusting once classes begin. If you would like to be paired with a certain person whom you know is also taking the class, please feel free to let us know that as well.
Due to the severe chemical sensitivities of several members of our community, including Rabbi Lappe, please be exceedingly careful not to wear any scented products to bet midrash, including perfume, after-shave, hand lotion, moisturizer, etc.
Send in your application to study with the S&M Bet Midrash here.
For more information, contact SVARA at email@example.com, or check out our Facebook page.


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I don't think Obama is a "secret Muslim." If I were to hazard a guess, I'd put money on atheist/agnostic.
Obama is, first and foremost, a political animal. I think Obama says whatever benefits him politically moment-to-moment. His only bedrock principle is winning his next election.
If you look back at the two quotes I focus on in the original Obama's faith post, you'll note that both his responses are a little odd from a theological standpoint. Jesus Christ isn't his Lord and Savior, he's a teacher, a "bridge" between Man and God that allows us to reach something higher. Sin isn't a transgression against God, it's being out of alignment with Obama's own values. (If this is the definition, I'm in real trouble.)
I've never heard a Christian answer those questions that way. They're very detached, analytical, not to mention wrong. I realize he attended Jeremiah Wright's church, but surely, even there, you'd think he would've gleaned a better theological grounding.
The New York Times' resident conservative Ross Douthat has an interesting post on the recent brouhaha on Obama's faith, prompted by reporters asking irrelevant questions to Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, a prospective GOP presidential contender in 2016. Douthat goes into the politics of the question and the best way for Republicans to answer it, and I won't really dispute much of it because he's probably right—because it's required of a left-wing, Democrat-protecting media.
I was my interest was more piqued by a comment on the Douthat post from a(n apparently) liberal Christian who is sure Obama is a Christian because of his "fruits." Liberal policy preferences are obviously the only fruits that matter to people like the commenter, but I though of other fruits.
- Does a Christian support infanticide?
- Sue a group of nuns to force them to provide contraceptives and abortifacients in conflict with their faith?
- Sue a religious school to force them to provide jobs to people in violation of their faith?
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The children and youth of Wauwatosa Avenue United Methodist Church, 1529 Wauwatosa Ave., will perform "Beneath a Shining Star", a Christmas musical for young voices by Tom McBride and Susan Naylor Callaway, during the 9:45 a.m. worship service on Dec. 16.
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It's dress rehearsal time for this year's Christmas pageant and the stage manager is determined this cast of characters will be ready for their performance. They're all here – angels, shepherds and stars – but the one thing missing is the true meaning of Christmas. Enter Mary, Joseph, and the child in the manger for a warm reminder of that first Christmas night!
This 16-minute musical will feature WAUMC's two children's choirs and new youth ensemble. Sunday school students will tell the story through song and enthusiastic acting.
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Wauwatosa Avenue United Methodist Church dates back to 1848 and began with 42-members. Today, the congregation is more than 400 strong and firmly committed to inclusiveness, celebrating a diversity of people, ideas and cultures.
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|Valvrave the Liberator
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L-elf tells Haruto to make a pact with him. ARUS kidnap Haruto and attempt to escape without saving the students of Sakimori. Shoko imparts the plans of ARUS to the student council. Not willing to depend on others, Sakimori students declare independence.
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L-elf offers a Haruto a deal. In exchange for making a pact with him, he would save the school and Shoko. Haruto refuses the deal because L-elf has tried to kill him before. L-elf, who is confident that Haruto will make a pact with him, tells him to make a victory sign when he wants L-elf to save him. Haruto mistakes the sign for a peace sign and leaves the room in anger.
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Senator Figaro: "Call me Moses. I'm about to part this sea of students."
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Institutions of higher learning are supposed to be places that encourage the free exchange of various, often competing, ideas and the genuine search for truth and knowledge. But, all too often, college campuses are typified, instead, by censorship and political correctness. Now many are going out of their way to actively shield students from ide
Most of us would say that $260 million is a lot of money to spend, especially when you have little of substance to show for it. But that's the price Irvine has paid to develop 88 acres of the proposed 1,347-acre Great Park. According to an audit compiled by the law firm Aleshire & Wynder, "We believe there are grounds for
The minimum wage in California rose July 1 from $8 an hour to $9. It is scheduled to increase to $10 an hour on Jan. 1, 2016, which will result in a 20 percent increase in labor costs in just a year and a half. To blunt the effects of the rapidly rising minimum wage, a new Assembly bill would exempt employees who make a significant amount of tip
Antibiotic resistance is one of the most urgent public health issues, which is why I feel I need to respond to the opinion piece by John Kabateck ["Dubious legislation in full bloom this spring," Opinion, March 19]. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates at least 2 million people are infected with – and at lea
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Today marks the deadline for the United States and five other world powers to thrash out a framework with Iran for a comprehensive nuclear pact to which the parties would agree by June 31. After a (very brief) meeting Monday between the foreign ministers representing the so-called P5+1 – the five permanent members of the U.N. Secur
The world is changing – things are becoming faster, more transparent and accessible – and governments everywhere are struggling to keep up. Some of them, even worse, are actively trying to hold progress back. Such is the case in Aliso Viejo, where the council on Wednesday seems likely to approve a ban on rentals of less than
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According to the adage, "If you can't beat them, join them." But not in Sacramento. When it comes to dealing with California's successful, independent charter schools, powerful, monied special interests – and the lawmakers they fund – prefer a twist on the adage: If you can't beat them, destroy t
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I never thought I would write these words: I am looking forward to the 2016 presidential election. The announcement made by all who will seek to be our next president, the campaigning, state-by-state, by candidates during the early primaries and all that will follow until we vote for our next president in November 2016 – it cannot come soo
Re: "Turning a page in saga of Great Park" [Editorial, March 25]. The editorial and related article in the Register regarding the results of an audit (which, in fact, should have been done long ago) of the Great Park debacle must bring a great deal of satisfaction to former Register reporter Frank Mickadeit, who struggled for years t
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craft sink area finally done
After installing a sink in the mudroom closet for craft things we finally got it organized for silk dying. here is a closeup of the grid my husband hung for me, I left one open space to be filled with more wire baskets.
I stretch and prepare the silk in my sewing room and then can use this area for the resists and dye and setting.
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that looks really great!
And your DH helped pull it together--that's neat.
I'm feeling wistfully jealous, and realizing that I need to get my DH to work WITH me on some stuff like this. I just need to figure out how to fix it so he's not just watching, or being ordered around.
It looks like a good system; you'll have to keep us posted on how it actually works for you, whether you need to tweak it much, or whether it's pretty much what you nee.
Our secret for both being engaged in a project is to spend alot of time on the planning so he knows exactly what I want and how I will use what he creates. we often draw it out. He loves to take notes. once he knows how I willuse something he is great at designing something that will meet all my needs. and even suggesting some improvements which I feel free to incorporate or say "Nah, sorry honey."
For example he offered to build me narrow wooden shelves but then I said that dyes would stain it and it would start to look gross. he suggested the plastic covered metal grid and found a store 90 miles away that sold the stuff so we made a day of it with lunch and window shopping.
Once we bought all the components I gave him the range of where he could hang it, giving him some disrcetion to move it all a few inches over or up if he needed to. then - and this is important- I totally disappear (unless he asks me to come look or help) until he is done with installation or construction. (actually I was busy baking him a peach pie- a great incentive in this house). when this project was securely mounted I hung up the baskets/shelves while he handed me the things that went into each part.
SO now we can both take credit. I mixed up some new colors this morning and the space is working great. I have a skinny step stool in the closet for reaching the high items.
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GM Kaidanov launches a new series today in the spirit of Kotov, bringing you the modern day version of how to think like a grandmaster! Gregory provides useful tips on what "critical decisions" are worthy of a good think (like changes to the pawn structure or big piece trades) and as usual, he provides a great example game to go along with his advice! | Watch video
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We start off our week with GM Gareev's detailed breakdown of his Blindfold Simultaneous Exhibition Match, played in our Live Chess Arena a few weeks ago! Timur really mixed it up in this Simul, with games in the Bird's, the Dutch, the Vienna Game, the English and the Open Sicilian! What more can you ask for from this guy? Awesome post game review? Wish granted... Enjoy! | Watch video
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Manohar Parrikar's government, formed by an alliance of the Bharatiya Janata Party and the Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party, will be sworn in at 5 p.m. on Friday on the Campal grounds here by Goa Governor K. Sankaranarayanan.
Sources in the BJP here said that in the first phase only 6 or 7 Ministers will be inducted, including representatives of the three-member MGP. The alliance comprises 26 MLAs — 21 of the BJP, 3 of the MGP and two Independents — in the 40-member House.
Sources in the BJP said on Thursday that the next and final phase of expansion would take place after a brief session of the new Assembly in which new members-elect would be sworn in and elections for the posts of Speaker and Deputy Speaker would be held. The State has a cap of 12 for Cabinet.
Senior BJP national leaders L.K. Advani, party president Nitin Gadkari and Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha Sushma Swaraj, among others, will be present for the swearing-in of Mr. Parrikar, who will be Chief Minister for the third time.
Mr. Parrikar was elected from the Panaji constituency for the fifth consecutive term in this election held on March 3, in which the Congress-NCP (Nationalist Congress Party) alliance was decimated by the BJP-MGP alliance. The Congress won a mere nine seats, as against 20 in the outgoing Assembly, while the NCP, which had 3 MLAs in the 2007 elections, failed to get even one.


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In a few short months our youngest granddaughter will be mobile and that means we will need to child proof certain areas of our home. Children should be curious, but curiosity can turn dangerous if kids are getting under the kitchen sink or into the medicine cabinet where hazardous chemicals and adult medicines are kept. In recognition of National Poison Prevention Week, I want to use my column space today to remind you about storing hazardous materials out of a child's reach.
On Dec. 11, 2011 Katie Taylor, Miss Southern Johnson County Teen, was crowned Miss Kansas Teen USA 2012 in Wichita at the Historic Scottish Rite Temple. Katie was born in Shawnee Mission, and has been raised in Olathe by her parents Daniel and Stacey (Brown) Taylor. She is a Senior at Saint Thomas Aquinas High School in Overland Park. Her grandparents are Charles and Jan Brown of Great Bend and Marvin Taylor of Hoxie and the late Kathleen Taylor.
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Sun and fun on the beach, near Cocoa Beach Pier
This Cocoa Beach hotel is set on the beach a short distance from East Coast Surfing Hall of Fame, Alan Shepard Park, and Cocoa Beach Pier. Also nearby are Dinosaur Store and Museum and Lori Wilson Park.
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Hampton Inn Cocoa Beach/Cape Canaveral features an outdoor pool and a fitness center. High-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. Business-related amenities consist of a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. A complimentary breakfast is offered. Event facilities measuring 5000 square feet (450 square meters) include conference space. For a surcharge, the property provides a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request), a cruise ship terminal shuttle, and a casino shuttle. This beach hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and gift shops/newsstands. Onsite self parking is complimentary. Guests can use the outdoor pool at a partner hotel.
Hampton Inn Cocoa Beach/Cape Canaveral has designated areas for smoking.
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Guests are offered a complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast.
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Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool and a fitness center.
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Minimum Spring Break check-in age is 21 years old.
Minimum guest age is 21
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 10.00 per night
We should mention
This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Children 18 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.