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Nevada is one of 12 states to use a strictly closed primary process, in which the selection of a party's candidates in an election is limited to registered party members.[1][2][3]
Note: The following list of candidates is not official and will continue to be updated until the 2014 candidate filing deadline. Candidates will be added as we come across them prior to the deadline. If you see a name of a candidate who is missing, please email us and we will add that name. As the election draws closer, more information will be added to this page.
General election
Mark Hutchison [4]
Lucy Flores[5]
Mike Little[6]
Brian Krolicki - Incumbent
Defeated in primary
Sue Lowden[7]
Chris Dyer[6]
Harley Kulkin[6]
Race Background
Many politicians looking ahead say that this 2014 Nevada lieutenant gubernatorial race is one of the more important elections in the history of this position. In the past, only seven of the thirty-four former lieutenant governors have moved into the top position of governor, but depending on who wins this election, that person may have a bigger change at becoming the eighth. In 2016, Harry Reid, the Senate Majority Leader, will be running for re-election, and Brian Sandoval, who already has announced his run for re-election of Governor of Nevada in the 2014 election will more than likely be encouraged to run against Reid in 2016 if he wins the gubernatorial election, which is looking favorable. Sandoval will be more likely to run for the new position if a fellow Republican holds the lieutenant governor's seat as that person will take over the Governor's office as stated in Article 5, Section 18 of the Nevada Constitution addressing vacancies.[8]
See also
- Lieutenant Governor of Nevada
- Nevada state executive official elections, 2014
- State executive official elections, 2014
External links
- ↑ National Conference of State Legislatures Website, "State Primary Election Types," accessed January 6, 2014
- ↑ Fair Vote, "Congressional and Presidential Primaries: Open, Closed, Semi-Closed, and 'Top Two,'" accessed January 6, 2014
- ↑ Ballotpedia research conducted December 26, 2013, through January 3, 2014, researching and analyzing various state websites and codes.
- ↑ News 4, Hutchison to run for Nevada lieutenant governor, July 8, 2013
- ↑ RGJ, Democrats' lieutenant governor candidate Flores is young and ambitious; Is her goal to become first Latina governor of Nevada? February 20, 2014
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 Nevada Secretary of State, 2014 Filed Candidates, Accessed March 17, 2014
- ↑ Mohave Daily News, Lowden to Run for Office, August 5, 2013
- ↑ Washington Post, The most important race you've never heard of, August 21, 2013
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In an attempt to stop the proliferation of a patchwork of state-by-state food labeling laws, and to "reaffirm" the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as the sole authority on food safety and labeling, a bipartisan group of sponsors led by Rep. Mike Pompeo (R-Kan.) and Rep. G.K. Butterfield (D-N.C.) recently introduced the Safe and Accurate Food Labeling Act (HR 4432. HR4432 has received backing from the Grocery Manufacturers Association and dozens of other food industry groups. Additional original cosponsors of the bill included Rep. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.), Rep. Jim Matheson (D-Utah), and Rep. Ed Whitfield (R-Ky).
If adopted, HR 4432 would amend the Food, Drug and Cosmetics Act to establish a uniform, national program for premarket review and labeling of food and beverage products made with ingredients containing genetically modified organisms (GMOs), would set a standard for the definition of "natural" foods, and would preempt state labeling laws that do not mirror the federal requirements. It also would require the FDA to approve all new GMO ingredients before they are brought to market.
Food industry groups supporting HR 4432 have hailed it as "an important first step to restoring sanity to America's food labeling laws" that "will bolster consumer confidence in the safety of American food" and provide food producers and manufacturers with some certainty concerning GMO use and labeling requirements.
The legislation has four main goals and aims to create clarity in what is currently a very nebulous area for the food industry.
Goal 1: Eliminating Confusion About Applicable Law
HR 4432 reportedly aims to create a preemptive set of federal rules to quell consumer concerns about GMOs while halting the progress of at least 30 pending state bills and ballot initiatives. These state initiatives are not only costly for the food industry to evaluate and, if necessary, oppose, but if they are successful, they will lead to a patchwork of labeling regulations that would make compliance extremely complicated. The federal legislation would establish a new comprehensive legal framework subject to FDA oversight governing claims on food labels.
Goal 2: Food Safety
HR 4432 would require the FDA to conduct a safety review of all new bioengineered plant varieties before they are introduced into commerce. Under the proposed legislation, the FDA also could (but is not required to) mandate the labeling of foods with GMO ingredients if the agency determines there is a health, safety, or nutrition issue with such ingredients.
Goal 3: Voluntary Labeling Standards for Foods Containing GMOs
HR 4432 empowers the FDA to establish voluntary standards for companies that want to voluntarily label their products for the absence or presence of GMO ingredients. The measure would also require the FDA to promulgate regulations that specify a maximum permissible level of inadvertent GMO presence that is allowed in foods bearing non-GMO labeling.
Goal 4: Regulating the Use of "Natural" on Food Labels
Even though the FDA has previously refused to define the term "natural" as it relates to GMOs and food labeling (read our client alert on the FDA's decision here), HR 4432 will require the FDA to create a definition of that term so that food companies have a consistent rule to guide their labeling.
Although HR 4432 does subject new GMO ingredients to FDA scrutiny, members of the food industry seem willing to take the chance that the FDA's safety review requirements will not be excessive or onerous, especially in exchange for a comprehensive set of regulations governing food labeling that might also stem the current tide of consumer class litigation.
The legislation has been referred to the Energy and Commerce Committee in the House of Representatives. At present, there is no companion legislation in the Senate.
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Posted by Rusty Warner on the Customer Insights Professionals Blog on February 24, 2015
We all know that empowered customers expect brands to deliver contextually relevant experiences based on their individual preferences for content, timing, location, and channel(s). How do customer insights (CI) professionals decide the appropriate course of action – not just for a single customer, but for all customers? How do they then execute on those decisions and measure the impact? Systems of engagement like Real-Time Interaction Management (RTIM) provide answers.
Forrester defines RTIM as: Enterprise marketing technology that delivers contextually relevant experiences, value, and utility at the appropriate moment in the customer life cycle via preferred customer touchpoints. In my latest brief "Demystifying Real-Time Interaction Management," I explore evolving RTIM requirements.
The five keys to implementing RTIM as part of your contextual marketing engine are:
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The growing affordability of smartphones and increasing ubiquity of high-speed wireless broadband are driving customers toward a mobile mind shift: the expectation that any desired information is available, on any device, in context, in a person's moment of need. Firms in Asia Pacific in general and India in particular have become cognizant of this fact; in 2014, more firms plan to build a mobile strategy for customers or partners than for employees.
I recently spoke with members of the application development team at Torry Harris Business Solutions (THBS) in India. THBS develops mobile apps for clients worldwide. The team revealed that THBS clients now focus much more on user experience (UX) design — so much so that some of them are even willing to spend an additional 5% on top of the total app development cost to get a better design. UX design represents about 30% to 40% of the total mobile app development cost. But a great UX is only half of a mobile engagement; context is the other half. To develop a complete and effective mobile engagement, eBusiness and channel strategy professionals must:
Posted by Diego Lo Giudice on the Application Development & Delivery Professionals Blog on March 13, 2014
When computers were invented 60 years ago, nobody would have thought that gazillions of 0 and 1s would soon rule the world. After all, that's all there is in any computer memory, be it a laptop, a mobile phone, or a supercomputer like Watson; if you could open memory up and visualize the smallest elementary unit, you would "see" only an infinite sequence of 0s and 1s, something that would look like this:
Interestingly, that has not changed. Computers are still processing 1s and 0s. What has changed is that we live in an age of digital disruption, an age where software applications run and rule our business more and more. To be successful, those applications need to be engaging and entertaining so that consumers enjoy and are delighted by them; they also have to be mobile and accessible anywhere and at anytime, and they have to leverage tons of information, no matter if it comes from a database, a tweet, or Facebook.
Posted by Katyayan Gupta on the eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals Blog on February 13, 2014
Organizations in Asia Pacific (AP) have become cognizant of the fact that they have entered the age of the customer — an era in which they must systematically understand and serve increasingly powerful customers. In the past two years, most AP firms have primarily focused on using mobile apps to connect their organizations with internal employees. However, in the age of the customer, this trend will reverse. Results from Forrester's Forrsights Budgets and Priorities Survey, Q4 2013 show that 44% of AP technology decision-makers will prioritize building a mobile strategy for customers or partners, while only 39% will prioritize it for employees. Firms in Australia, Indonesia, India, and China will lead the region.
In order to compete and win in the age of the customer, organizations cannot be simply "customer-centric" anymore — they must become "customer-obsessed." To do so, firms must embrace the mobile mindshift and build mobile systems of engagement. This can be done by leveraging social, cloud, and predictive analytics to deliver context-rich mobile applications and smart products that help users decide and act immediately in their moments of need. Such systems will focus on people and their immediate needs in context rather than processes, as is the case with traditional systems of record.
Building mobile systems of engagements is even more critical for firms in AP, because:
Posted by Michael Yamnitsky on the CIOs Blog on February 5, 2014
Last year, we saw mobile apps getting smarter, tapping a wider range of personal data to anticipate and deliver in-the-moment needs before a customer takes action. Google is in the lead with Google Now, but Apple and Microsoft also signal interest in this space. Much like the VIP concierge services of major credit cards and airlines, these apps have the potential to form intimate customer relationships and increase affinity for products and services. And they are resetting expectations in a new paradigm we call the mobile mind shift — the increasing expectation of individuals that they can access any service, in context, in their moments of need.
You have an opportunity to play in the game, but to a different tune, one that enriches your brand by enhancing existing scenarios, engagement points, and relationships.
In 2014 and 2015, we anticipate that customer-obsessed companies in verticals such as retail, finance, and insurance will introduce and develop proactive features in their mobile loyalty apps. CIOs should expect an influx of requirements from marketing peers leading such efforts. With the opportunities will come challenges on three dimensions:
1. Business strategy. Proactive experiences can reap extraodinary rewards but can also lead to devastating consequences. For example, achieving 85% accuracy with your recommendation engine appears to be a success — until you consider the diminishing returns of a 5x penalty on trust factor for that 15% you got wrong.
Posted by Michael Yamnitsky on the CIOs Blog on December 19, 2013
I've been experimenting for the past year or so with several proactive assistant apps to guide my day — they remind me to get on conference calls with clients, offer to text participants if I'm running late to an in-person lunch, and keep me in touch with friends and colleagues. Some of these apps also integrate Salesforce, Yammer, and BaseCamp for job-specific context and assistance.
Among the most popular apps, Google Now personalizes recommendations and assistance by applying predictive analytics to data stored in email, contacts, calendar, social, docs, and other types of online services users opt in. Other examples include Tipbit applying predictive analytics to make a more intelligent inbox, and EasilyDo using the notification system to recommend ways to automate common everyday tasks. Expect Labs is tackling this space from the other end of the spectrum, offering an intelligent assistance engine for enterprises to plug into and add proactive features to their own apps.
Here's what we think:
• Vendors will experience burnouts and early customer frustration, much like in voice recognition. In the music industry, it's said that an artist is only as good as her last hit. We saw that analogy apply to voice recognition when users got frustrated at Siri as soon as she failed once on them. Expect a similar dynamic with all types of predictive apps.
Posted by Katyayan Gupta on the eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals Blog on December 3, 2013
Consumer mobility in India and China is flowing into enterprises. Recent Forrester survey data shows that nearly three in five IT execs and technology decision-makers in these countries — 58% in India and 57% in China — plan to increase their spending on mobile software (including applications and middleware) in 2014.
India has leapfrogged Australia/New Zealand and now leads the Asia Pacific region in terms of expected mobile software spending growth. China has made the biggest move over the past year, jumping from eighth place to second.
We believe that the high growth in mobile software spending in India and China is primarily due to:
Posted by Michael Yamnitsky on the CIOs Blog on November 1, 2013
We attended the recent Glimpse Conference 2013, where members of New York's tech scene came together at Bloomberg headquarters to talk about social discovery, predictive analytics, and customer engagement.
Our key takeaway from the event: small, real-time data coming from very personal apps like email, calendar, social, and other online services will fuel next-level predictive apps and services. Specifically:
• Better insight doesn't require more data; it needs the right data. Amassing large databases of customer profiles, purchase history, and web browser activity only goes so far, and is costing companies millions, if not billions of dollars every year. Mikael Berner from EasilyDo sees a new opportunity in better utilizing data scattered across personal email indices, calendars, social networks, and file and content repositories that directly indicate customers' plans, interests, and motivations.
• Email, calendar, and location data is a goldmine for predictive analytics. Expedia or TripAdvisor can track web activities to recall a user searched for hotels last November and is likely to travel again this year, but a flight confirmation sitting in email or vacation time logged in calendar is a much stronger indicator of travel plans.
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In Forrester's latest report, "Tracking The Renegade Technology Buyer," we uncover the motivations and technology spending priorities of over 1,000 North American and European business executives. The data from the Forrsights Business Decision-Makers Survey was collected in Q4, 2012. Of the 891 respondents that had a budget over US$1 million, 824 spent their own money on hardware, software, telecom or services. Twenty-four percent of the 891 spent over 21% of their budget on technology, accounting for over $US 31 billion in expenditures. Senior management and sales and marketing were the top spending business functions and financial services/insurance and telecom/utilities lead the pack from a vertical perspective.
So why are business leaders carving out part of their own budgets for technology? It's contrary to what you think. The high business spenders are not doing it because it is faster or cheaper than central IT – they are doing it because they see technology as too important to their success not to be involved. In parallel, senior management is more relaxed in dealing with the technology – 33% of the high spenders say there technology IQ has increased and they are more comfortable working with IT. Another 20% say that their use of consumer technology has changed their expectations of how technology should be used. The consumerization of IT is not just about younger Gen Y staff wanting to bring their own Macs and iPhones to the office; just as or more importantly, it's also changing the way senior managers drive business and technology strategy.


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Sarajevo was burning when Polish-born filmmaker Pawel Pawlikowski trained his camera on Radovan Karadjic for Serbian Epics (1993), in which the now fugitive war criminal patiently explains that his fighters aren't besieging the city but defending it from marauding Turks. Writer-director of last year's refugee tale Last Resort, Pawlikowski adds mordant touches (an intertitle reads, "Leader of the Bosnian Serbs Visits His Mother") to a chilling portrait in extremist nationalism. Karadjic strolls serenely through incongruously verdant countryside, purring about "Serbian destiny" while idle soldiers stand in wait, drunkenly whiling away the hours with renditions of sadistic anthems.
Pawlikowski sometimes edits Serbian Epics to reinforce a clichéd cartoon image of genetic bloodthirst. Bozidar Knezevic's doc Operation "Storm" (2001) expands the aperture: Croatian refugees return to the newly liberated village of Knin sporting as much enthusiasm for ethnic cleansing as their Serbian neighbors had before. "Now they can experience what they had done to us," says one Croat; indeed, in the gruesome barter that ensued, hundreds were killed and tens of thousands driven from their homes. Tracking mile upon mile of abandoned farmland choked with weeds and the remains of burned-out houses, Knezevic's coolly observed film documents the suffering of civilian Serbs with a candor that much mainstream media has found inconvenient.
Aftermaths are Tanovic's topic in Dawn (1996) and Awakening (1998). The latter travels yet more ruined landscapes in rural Bosnia, encountering the few embittered souls who eke out an existence in what remains very much a battle zone: There's no emergency aid, no electricity, their houses sit in piles of rubble, and winter is coming. The Bosnian subject of Dawn endures an endless, nerve-shredding wait for the wife and children he hasn't seen since losing his arms and eyesight in a blast; the final scene of their reunion, shuddering with inextricable joy and sorrow, is one of the most quietly devastating in memory. Tanovic needlessly underlines the moment by adding an epigraph, one equally suited to all of these films: "The soul's wounds are immortal."
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translation and definition "joker", English-Tagalog Dictionary online
Translations into Tagalog:
- mánunuksó
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Someone who makes jokes.
An unspecified, vaguely disreputable person.
playing card
(slang) A funny person
person who makes jokes
A playing card that features a picture of a joker (that is, a jester) and that may be used as a wild card in some card games.
A person in bright garb and fool's cap who amused a mediaeval royal court.
A person who makes jokes.
A jester.
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Measures of expectation of remaining life at any age, including at birth, are summary measures of mortality above that age. Contradictory trends at different ages can cancel each other out. Moreover, recent experience in the former Soviet Union shows that these "averages" can change rather quickly in either direction. Finally, such measures are especially susceptible to changes in mortality rates at the older ages (Anderson and Silver, 1989a; Vaupel, 1986). For all of these reasons, it is a good idea when studying mortality to disaggregate the mortality experience by age and to be wary of summary measures that may be especially susceptible to error in the data, despite the temptation to rely on the expectation of life at birth as a handy overall indicator.
As noted in the introduction, given the substantial problems with infant mortality data and with mortality data for advanced ages (see also Anderson and Silver, 1986b, 1989a, 1994b), this chapter concentrates on ages at which the data are generally relatively reliable. In parts of the analysis we examine data for ages 10-79; in other parts, we concentrate on ages 20-59. While neither of these age ranges is consistent with the formal definition of "working ages" in the Soviet Union (ages 16-59 for men and 16-54 for women), they are useful for purposes of the present analysis.
The first post-World War II life tables for the Soviet Union were produced for 1958-1959. For both males and females, published values of expectation of life at birth increased from 1959 through 1964 (for an overview of trends, see Anderson and Silver, 1990b; see also the chapters in this volume by Shkolnikov et al., Vassin and Costello, and Murray and Bobadilla in this volume). Expectation of life at birth fell from 1964 through 1979 and then increased through 1990. Recent information has shown that expectation of life at birth has fallen since 1990 in many of the NIS countries. Turning points around 1964, 1980, and 1991 appear for many different regions of the former Soviet Union. All of these inflection points are much sharper for males than for females. Their source is still not clear, especially concerning the 1964 and 1980 reversals. Neither of these turning points appears to be related to any obvious changes in health care expenditures, environmental or public health crises, or other policy changes. However, the link between the reported sharp decline in mortality in the mid-1980s and the anti-alcohol campaign is well documented (Shkolnikov and Vassin, 1994; Shkolnikov et al., 1994; see also the chapters by Treml and by Shkolnikov and Nemtsov in this volume).13
We concentrate on data for 1978-1979 and 1990. For these dates we have life tables by age and sex for rural and urban populations for every republic of the Soviet Union. In 1978-1979, reported expectation of life at birth was about at its


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In Florida, children who were born outside the United States -- and live here lawfully -- have to wait five years to qualify for the subsidized health care program known as Florida KidCare.
Sen. Rene Garcia, R-Hialeah, and Rep. Jose Felix Diaz, R-Miami, are sponsoring legislation to drop the five-year waiting period.
The law made its third trip to the legislature this year, and will get its first hearing in the Senate committee Tuesday.
Under Florida law, children who are born outside the United States and live here legally must wait five years to qualify for the subsidized health insurance known as Florida Kidcare.
Sen. Rene Garcia, R-Hialeah, and Rep. Jose Felix Diaz, R-Miami, are proposing a bill to change that during this year's Legislative session.
Before 2009, the waiting period was a federal requirement.
Nearly a year after issuing a scathing investigative report, the U.S. Justice Department on Monday filed a lawsuit alleging that Florida has violated the Americans with Disabilities Act by unnecessarily placing children with disabilities in nursing homes.
Trying to prevent what one official described as "white-knuckle moments" for families, the state plans to change the way it determines the home-based services that will be provided to children with highly complex medical needs.The proposed changes, which will be published Monday, include assigning care coordinators for all children who receive private-duty nursing services through the Medicaid program. The state Agency for Health Care Administration says the move is designed to make sure children have full access to services at home and in their communities.
In another step toward transforming Medicaid into a statewide managed-care system, the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration said Tuesday it has chosen five health plans to provide coverage to seniors who need long-term care.


text: From the Publisher"Stacy Pearsall's superb combination of fine photography and descriptive writing offers the reader a meaningful, visceral insight into the American combat experience in Iraq. . . . Her work gives the reader a sense of being there with descriptive passages that add a human dimension not often encountered in books of this kind. . . . An outstanding example of the best in photojournalism." —Hal Buell, former photography director at the Associated Press, and author of Moments: The Pulitzer Prize-Winning Photographs and Uncommon Valor, Common Virtue"Stacy Pearsall's photos of the Iraq War showcase, in brilliant portraiture, the brutal and beneficial realities of battle. I'm in awe of both her fearlessness to enter hot zones with a camera in tow and her amazing ability to compose a shot and tell the story, while operating in the thick of battle." —Doug Giles, author of Raising Righteous & Rowdy Girls "Stacy Pearsall's account of her days as a military photog, assigned to American combat units operating in Iraq, is riveting not only in terms of the visuals, but also in her written accounts of the harrowing, street to street, doorway to doorway patrols that constitute the day to day grind of the troops on the ground. She brings to her reporting not only the skilled eye of a photojournalist, but also the emotional immediacy of being a soldier herself. The mix of those two elements makes Shooter a compelling document not just in its detail and completeness, but also its heart grabbing power. She is not just an observer, she is also a participant, and that brings this book to the highest of levels in the annals of combat journalism." —Joe McNally, National Geographic photographer, author of Faces of Ground Zero, The Moment It Clicks, and The Hot Shoe Diaries "The ancient Greek philosopher Aeschylus once said, 'In war, truth is the first casualty.' Although this statement was made four to five hundred years before the birth of Christ, its significance is still relevant to this day. Photojournalists are the purveyors of truth. They document fact and record history. Without them we are blind to the events that shape our world and our existence. U.S. Air Force combat photographer Stacy Pearsall takes us on that truth-seeking journey in the book Shooter. Often, we see but a single image in our newspapers and magazines that can only give us a brief glimpse into a news situation. Shooter, and Pearsall, takes us on a behind-the-scenes tour and gives us a true sense of what it is like for our service men and women who are placed in harm's way.The powerful images put a face, not only on our troops, but also on the civilians who are involuntarily brought into the fray. The images do not glorify but rather document the reality of war….through both critical and intimate moments. After seeing the photographs, the viewer will feel like they've just ridden shotgun with our troops abroad."—Jim Colton, Photography Editor, Sports Illustrated, Former Director of Photography, Newsweek Magazine. "The first time I saw Stacy L. Pearsall's photography I had a very hard time holding back the tears. She's one of the most impressive photographic story tellers I've ever met. She's an ego-less teacher, a humble warrior and a true credit both to our country and the profession we share. As a professional photographer I've literally seen hundreds of thousands of photographs. I can't recall a single one that moves me more than those I've seen come from Stacy. This book is full of life-changing images. This book doesn't celebrate war—it celebrates the human spirit, courage, and bravery that is required of the young men and women who risk everything to protect their country. There's a reason that Stacy was named Combat Photographer of the Year—twice. She's simply got the eye of an empathetic angel and the heart of the strongest lion. Buy this book - proudly display it on your coffee table and celebrate the amazing images shared here by an American hero."—Scott Bourne, award-winning photographer


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If you have put off retirement because you are worried about selling your home at a time when the property market has slowed, perhaps it is time to think again, real estate experts say.
Price rises and falls are all relative, they argue, as long as you are buying and selling in the same market.
But what is the same market? Does a large family house coexist in the same market as a unit? What about a home in Sydney, where house prices fell 0.4 per cent in the three months to March, according to Australian Property Monitors (APM), versus one up the coast?
The managing director of residential projects with CB Richard Ellis, David Milton, sees Sydney as a single market and areas outside the metro zone, such as Port Macquarie, as different.
''A lot of would-be retirees are [holding off] because they're not getting the value in their homes,'' Milton says.''Whilst you can say they buy and sell in the same market, they actually don't see that.''
Milton is in the business of selling apartments and he says it's evident from the number of large units on the market at the moment that retirees are holding off downsizing. ''It's actually a very good time to be buying if you are looking around,'' he says.
Figures from APM show marked differences in auction clearance rates across Sydney. Last weekend, 73 per cent of properties up for auction in Canterbury-Bankstown sold, while only 44 per cent on the northern beaches cleared.
A co-owner of GoodyerDonnelley Real Estate, Debbie Donnelley, says properties in lifestyle locations up and down the coast will probably be selling at a greater discount than your own house. ''They're the ones that people sell when interest rates go up or money becomes tight,'' she says. ''Generally, the prices will fall a lot more outside of the Sydney metropolitan area.''
The managing director of NG Farah, Dennis Vertzayias, says people should look past the state of the market and spend time investigating what they can buy with their money before deciding whether to sell their residence.
The next thing to do, he says, is to invite three agents to quote on your existing property. Where a lot of people get caught out, he says, is doing their research and buying a year later, when the market for their own property may well have shifted.
''Generally, that agent's assessment is valid for up to 60 days,'' Vertzayias says. If you are buying before selling your residence, he advises having your own house ready to sell before you search for something to buy.
When you do buy, seek a minimum four-month settlement and then put your existing property straight on the market.
It's a good strategy in theory, says a buyer's agent with Finders Keepers, Lisa Bradley, but not all vendors are willing to accept long settlements. ''People are wanting three-, four-, up to six-month settlements,'' she says. ''Some vendors are OK with that, the ones who aren't desperate to sell, but others are not so keen on that.''
Retirees Christine and Peter O'Rourke are aware the general market has slowed but that hasn't stopped them putting their house, at 4A George Street in Balmain, to auction next weekend through Monique Dower of Belle Property Annandale.
The couple recently sold a small farm on the outskirts of Bathurst, where they moved from Balmain for a tree change for a decade. They decided to auction their three-bedroom, two-bathroom terrace in the inner west to move closer to their daughters on the central coast.
The O'Rourkes hope to pocket more than $1 million for their house, which was built in 1997 and renovated in 2004. ''If you hesitate forever then you'll never do anything,'' Christine says.
She concedes that the market in the inner west - which remains relatively strong and had clearance rates last weekend of 59 per cent - is quite different from the central coast.
Greg Cook, a certified financial planner from the Eureka Financial Group, says if you're downsizing you will need to look at the numbers carefully.
Take the example, Cook says, of selling a $1.5 million home to buy a $750,000 apartment. If you assume both markets move in same direction at the same time, you might end up financially worse off in a slower real estate market.
"If the market is down 10 per cent [theoretically], then it's 10 per cent on $1.5 million that you're losing, and it's 10 per cent on $750,000 that you're picking up,'' Cook says.
In his example, a downsizer selling in a slower market could be about $75,000 worse off than if they waited for the market to pick up, not taking into account stamp duty and other buying and selling costs.


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Looks like Jennifer has left behind Ben and Boston for now. She was seen smiling in Santa Monica this weekend. We were speculating that Jennifer Garner may be hopping on the latest celebrity trend of having babies back to back like Heidi and Britney but now we are not so sure. Yes, she is wearing loose tops but she did just have a baby 7 months ago. Also, Celebrity Baby Blog was informed that Jen is not pregnant and she is just working off the weight so that made us feel bad about speculating. I guess since we like Jen so much it was more of wishful thinking.
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woodycakes 7 years
she looks amazing!
Trixie6 8 years
Love her! She's one of my favorites.
stone_soup 8 years
she looks good in those new pics.
Scraps 8 years
She does look really good. I love her and Ben together!
lickety-split 8 years
lol, "grand canyon dimples"?! awwwwwwww, i think she's cute. to each their own i guess.
BlackBarbie21 8 years
she is a happy camper, but her bone structure and grand canyon dimples really bother me...
lickety-split 8 years
i like her, she's so cute and bubbly. she wasn't really "with" vartan (plus he's a dick) and i don't know about foley. but she's so darn happy all the time i can't help but like her. i think she and ben are a good couple and their daughter is adorable.
caligirl1201 8 years
I like Jen Garner, but she should make Ben exercise with her. I never thought he was cute, but with a beer belly and shaggy features he is really fug.
BlackBarbie21 8 years
this is another one that i can't stand...she left scott foley for michael vartan...and left him for ben...she is not cute at all...no where near gorgeous...ben needs me
MissSixty1 8 years
Jen is cute. at times boring...but her baby is adorable!!!
ethiopian_princess 8 years
does she not have a job? violet is plain just like jen-gar. at least ben didn't breed with JHo. there's always the silver lining...
pink_magnetism 8 years
I like Jen and it would be cool if she & Ben had more babies-Violet is so cute.
Toronado 8 years
I like her. She seems very down-to-earth and I've read on several occasions how nice she is.
colormesticky 8 years
She's totally pregnant.
ephemeral 8 years
Jen should be enlisted to repopulate the nation with attractive babies.
FB1977 8 years
Byeeee PAM...see ya manana!
pinkangelmonkey 8 years
alright popple peeps im out. cant wait to chat you out tomorrow and i miss you all already!
FxyTexan 8 years
I just can't imagine shooting the movie she's filming right now if she's pregnant. Then again, she did film Alias throughout her first pregnancy. A while back I thought she looked pregnant, but since then there have been pics of her looking thin. Maybe she is though...it wouldn't surprise me. We won't know until she's showing for sure because they will never announce it. Good for them for wanting to keep things private.
beachkate08 8 years
i love jen. she always looks content and happy with her life. she seems like one of the most normal celebrities.. no big ego or anything. easily one of my faves.
kidcrazy2 8 years
Jennifer Garner looks awesome but to me she looks like she's pregnant again. Didn't Brit try to say she was just fat when pics of her with a belly were published? Then lo and behold a month or so later she was with baby number 2.
FxyTexan 8 years
Gotta love her. I know some people think they are boring, but I love them together. She was looking pretty thin a couple months ago when she was promoting the end of Alias so I think it's just the tops - but who really cares. She's too cute for words! I hope they do have more babies but I think she has several movies in the pipeline to get out first. I think it was just the costume she was wearing that made her look preggers the other day.
mayeb63 8 years
I can't out rule the pregnancy rumors with these pictures! She is precious!!!
peepshow 8 years
And these pictures... are supposed to show us... that she DOESN'T... look pregnant?
Cycy 8 years
She's just one of those congenial peoples..There's only like a 1000 of them in the whole planet..
FB1977 8 years
Oh wow, finally, somone we can all agree on liking LOL I say that WITH the utmost love for my fellow Popsters! ;-)


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11:10 AM — A report by the Italian Scouting Association has reportedly found that nine out of ten Scouts and Girl Guides questioned have no problem with pre-marital sex.Other liberal attitudes expressed by the young people, gathered together from international scouting associations at a jamboree in Florence in 2006, include one quarter of the girls and 12 per cent of the boys reportedly saying that they would consider a same-sex experience.More than 80 per cent of those questioned said they were happy to get drunk.
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10:58 AM — Much talk has been made about Oklahoma State House Representative Sally Kern's remarks that the "gay agenda" was more threatening to her country than terrorism.Rumours began to circulate after the media frenzy about her remarks erupted that her son, a 31-year-old affiliate of the Des Moines School of Metaphysics, was gay.This week however, Jesse Kern denied those rumours, saying he is not gay, just celibate.
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Elton to play fundraiser for Hillary
6:00 PM — British pop legend Sir Elton John has stepped into the political limelight for the second time this year by agreeing to raise funds for Senator Hillary Clinton's campaign for President of the United States.The multi-millionaire singer-songwriter said in a statement: "I'm not a politician but I believe in the work that Hillary Clinton does."Last month Sir Elton and his civil partner David Furnish held a dinner at their London home to introduce potential donors to Brian Paddick, a friend of the couple and the Lib Dem candidate for Mayor of the city.
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4:20 PM — Switzerland is due to return a Cameroonian teenager to his home country, where he could face imprisonment and physical punishment.Anatole Zali arrived in Switzerland from Cameroon on 3rd February 2008 and claimed asylum on the grounds that he had been threatened because he is gay.In Cameroon, Zali, who is 18, claims to have received threats from the police, where he stayed with his cousin for protection.
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3:20 PM — A gay rights group in New York will protest at the traditional St Patrick's Day Parade today.The group, Irish Queers, plans to disrupt the parade, which excludes members of the LGBT community on the grounds that it is a religious event."We're sick of hearing city officials say they can't intercede in the homophobia because it's a religious march," said Tierney Gleason of Irish Queers.
Russian anti-homophobia week faces nationalist protests
1:40 PM — Anti-gay activist have begun preparations to disrupt the planned Russian Week Against Homophobia.It is being held in cities such as Moscow, St Petersburg, Voronezh,Krasnodar, Omsk, Petrozavodsk, Rostov-na-Donu, Samara, Tumen and Cheylabinsk.During the week of March 25th-31st, there will be a series of seminars, panel discussions, meetings and film showings with debates. In addition to this, more signatures for the Manifesto against Homophobia, that was started last year, will be sought.
Gay votes may have been pivotal in Malta election 3
11:50 AM — A political party in Malta that campaigns for LGBT rights may have set back their cause by taking votes away from the country's Labour Party.Labour are generally considered to be more liberal than the winning Nationalist Party (PN), who now remain in power.For a decade the Green Party in Malta, Alternattiva Demokratika (AD) and their leader Harry Vasallo have challenged the two-party system in Malta and pushed for gay civil rights, attracting the votes of thousands of LGBT on the island.
Copenhagen Pride funding restored after media campaign 2
11:30 AM — Officials in the Danish capital Copenhagen have reversed a decision to withhold funding from the city's gay Pride event.Leading Danish LGBT media outlet PrideRadio.dk has described the reaction to the decision, which cited new procedures, as a "media craze that attacked the city's right-wing 'mayor of culture' Mrs Allerslev."She has now said that "a mistake had been made in rejecting funds for Copenhagen Pride."
Norway moves to legalise gay marriage 1
10:50 AM — The Norwegian government has introduced legislation allowing same-sex couples to marry and have joint custody over children.The Scandinavian country already allows gay and lesbian couples to enter into civil partnerships, but LGBT rights groups have long complained the law does not go far enough.The Norwegian National Association for Lesbian and Gay Liberation (LLH) said the current arrangements created two classes of citizenship.
Petition for men convicted over "gay party" in Morocco 1
10:21 AM — The Moroccan Association for Human Rights, along with Human Rights Watch, is launching a petition following the imprisonment of six men for same sex sexual conduct.Police in Morocco arrested the men in November 2007 after a video circulated on the Internet showing a private party in Ksar-el-Kbir.A Tangiers appeals court upheld the conviction under Article 489 of Morocco's penal code.
Hollywood star pays tribute to murdered teen 1
10:20 AM — Actress Portia De Rossi has paid tribute to a murdered teenager in a new public service television advert broadcast in America.Lawrence King, who was reportedly openly gay and sometimes wore 'feminine' clothing to school, was shot twice in the head while in class at the E.O. Green School in Oxnard, California last month.The 60 second commercial, also featuring Grey's Anatomy star TR Knight, Janet Jackson, Andre 3000 and Ashanti, debuted on America's gay TV network Logo last week.
14th March 2008
Lesbian couple delighted at birth of quads 1
5:45 PM — A lesbian couple who work at the Irvine Police Department in Orange County, California have become the parents to quadruplets.Cristine Gaiennie and Patsy Lovell, who have a 2-year old son from the same anonymous sperm donor, conceived after seven failed attempts at artificial insemination.Gaiennie, 39, who carried the babies, underwent ovulation induction to stimulate egg production before successfully giving birth to two boys and two girls earlier this month.
Trans meeting will attract activists from across Europe
5:25 PM — The second meeting of the European Transgender Council is to be held this year in Germany, it was announced today.The council, comprised of Transgender Europe (TGEU), the Transgender Network Berlin (TGNB) and TransInterQueer Berlin (TrIQ) will be meeting in Berlinfrom 2nd to 4th May, following their last successful event held in Vienna in 2005.The programme will feature representatives from international activists and experts such as Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International.
Gay group shocked at ignorance among Euro politicians 1
5:00 PM — Last week's meeting of the Legal Affairs Committee of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe exposed some members' ignorance about gay, lesbian, bisexual and trans people, according to the International Lesbian and Gay Association (ILGA).The committee was holding its first hearing on a report on LGBT rights in the member states.The 47-member Council of Europe promotes and protects democracy, educational and sporting co-operation and created the European Court of Human Rights.
US Senate will debate ban on HIV+ travellers 6
12:45 PM — A bill authorising billions of dollars of spending on AIDS prevention in developing nations has been approved by the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee.The legislation includes measures to lift the current US policy which bars people who are HIV+ from entering the country.The bill, which also aims to relax rules that required that one-third of all prevention money be spent on abstinence programmes, will now be debated on the floor of the Senate.
Victoria MP fears register will lead to gay marriage
12:10 PM — A leading Australian MP has claimed a relationships register for gay couples would erode the sanctity of marriage as debate over the controversial bill continues.Victorian Nationals leader Peter Ryan was one of the first MPs to express his views on the new register, telling parliament it would inevitably lead to legislating gay marriage.Under the proposed new law, gay couples in the state of Victoria would be able to register their relationship for easier access to entitlements.
Religious Russians target cartoon channel
12:00 PM — Protestant groups in Moscow are urging for the closure of a cartoon channel they claim promotes homosexuality and religious intolerance.Channel 2x2, which broadcasts Western cartoons such as South Park, has been accused of promoting "homosexual propaganda".It is the second time in a week that the network, owned by Vladimir Potanin's Prof-Media Group, has come under fire for its contents.
13th March 2008
Comment: Hillary and the Eliot Spitzer effect
4:30 PM — On the heels of Samantha Power "resigning" from Barack Obama's campaign for calling Hillary Clinton a "monster" comes news that LGBT Council member Maxim Thorne has been bumped from his post for a similarly tactless use of words.In an email blasting Clinton's "who do you want answering the phone at 3am" rhetoric, Thorne wrote:"At 3am, Hillary said she and Bill were in bed and she knows of all the calls a President gets at different times of the day and night.Really?"
Greek gays find loophole in marriage law 1
3:40 PM — A gay and lesbian rights organisation is threatening to sue local authorities in Greece who refuse to marry same-sex couples after discovering that a 1982 law on civil wedding ceremonies refers only to "persons."The group, OLKE, has announced its intention to test their interpretation of the law.The Greek government is planning to grant new legal rights to unmarried couples later this year.
Homophobic politician gets a call from lesbian icon 18
2:40 PM — "Hi! It's Ellen DeGeneres. The gay one."The sitcom star turned chat show host turned her satirical sights on Oklahoma state representative Sally Kern earlier this week, in response to comments that gay people are "infiltrating" the US government.Ms Kern was exposed as a homophobe last weekend, when the Gay and Lesbian Victory Fund put a tape recording of her speech to party activists on YouTube.


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hey guys have a quick question i am tracking link clicks with ajax. i have some html code like thislinkand some jquery code like this$('a.my-link').live('click', function() { $.ajax({----------}); });is there any change that link will open before the ajax callback is made ? thanks
function click(e){ e.preventDefault(); currentLink = jQuery(this).attr('href'); ajax.call(callback) } function callback(){ //could be error //could be success //now open the URL(currentLink) }
Anyway I think this would be bad practice (for all links) – pretty heavy for the server, no to mention that user would wait a couple of seconds before you get the ajax response.
thanks SakuraPixel exactly no one likes to wait just to open a link. so its not a practical idea. as i can see in my plugin right now ajax click tracking works fine without adding any complexity.
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I've got mixed feelings on this.
A couple of years ago someone sailed a boat into a local harbor and anchored in the middle of the mooring field which started a game of bumper boats. The harbor master had him move. He came back later, and tied to a loading area on town dock and left the boat. The harbor master again had him move. Then he went out into the bay and dropped his anchor straight down before a storm, zero scope and rowed ashore before a gale. The boat of course didn't hold and slipped about 1/2 mile across the bay into some docks and destroyed them. He had no insurance, the boat had no salvage value, the owner was broke. Costs fell to the town, the owner of the dock, and those who do buy insurance. These costs including towing away and disposing of the guys boat that was hard aground with remains of the dock wrapped around it.
A few irresponsible individuals mess it up for everyone. I am sure there are stories on the other side of people with insurance that abuse that.
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Aurobindo Pharma Ltd has acquired a US-based FDA compliant cGMP facility in Dayton in the state of New Jersey from a multinational major.
In a press release here, the company said the US facility is spread over 20 acres of freehold land and is located in the heart of Princeton Life Sciences Corridor in the state of New Jersey. However, the company did not disclose the acquisition cost.
The campus comprised one-lakh square feet of fully integrated R&D, formulation manufacturing and distribution facilities with potential for future expansion. The company said this facility would serve as its US headquarters.
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Not only are you smartphoning in shul—I see you because I have eyes in the back of my head (behind the horns)—you are also talking to your neighbor. I hear you. When JTS Chancellor Arnold Eisen suggested that we "make some noise" during services, this is not what he meant. How is God supposed to hear my prayers over all your yammering? My personal peeve among peeves is adults chatting during children's services. Now, I understand a few whispers now and then. Our people are talkers. We are not Episcopalians. But even so, jabbering with your friends conveys, again, that your individual needs (or desires) are more important than the collective needs of the congregation, and sends a very specific message to your kids: "I am bringing you to a place I do not myself respect. Synagogue is medicine, and this theological erythromycin is for you, not me." Here's a thought about how to pass the time in synagogue: Pray. Encourage your kid to participate if the rabbi or cantor asks questions of the group. (And don't just give the kid the answer. What is wrong with you?) In a lot of synagogues, the gabbaim and community leaders will not silence the annoying parents, because they are chickens, and just as Woody Allen needed the eggs, they need the dues. Police your own farshtunkiner self.
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We've started posting screencasts and how-tos to introduce you to your Argo site at docs.argoproject.org. Right now, you can learn how to customize your site navigation, how to add navigation to your station site, how to make slideshows, and more. I'm working on screencasts to show you how to post photos and video, how to dress up different types of posts (Q&As, single quote posts, long posts, and other stuff), and how to add your site metadata (all the "about the site" stuff, links to your Twitter and Delicious feeds, etc.).
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