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Malcom Xavier Black, with attorney, Jacob Blizzard, pled guilty to prohibited substance in a correctional facility, a third degree felony. For his plea, Black received three years of community supervision and will have to pay a $2,000 fine, $309 in court costs and $500 in attorney's fees. He will also have to serve 160 hours of community service.
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Shown from left to right are Ken Becker, Sweetwater Enterprise for Economic Development; Kirstin Smith, Sweetwater Enterprise for Economic Development; and Jacque McCoy, Sweetwater Chamber of Commerce at a booth representing Sweetwater at the AWEA Conference in Atlanta, Georgia.
The Sweetwater Police Department (SPD) received 49 calls for service, issued nine citations and made one arrest on June 4, 2012.
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• Burglary of a habitation — 800 block of E. 14th.
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• Freddie Decker, 43 — Public intoxication.
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Calls for service:
• Domestic disturbance — CR 249.
• Theft — Main Street, Roscoe.
W.T. "Dub" Johnson, 85, passed away Tuesday, June 5, 2012 at Abilene Regional Hospital in Abilene, Texas. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. on Saturday, June 9, 2012, at the First United Methodist Church in Sweetwater, officiated by Rev. Brian Brownlow. Interment will follow at the Hamlin Memorial Cemetery in Hamlin, Texas. A visitation will be held Friday, June 8, 2012 from 6-8 p.m. at McCoy Funeral Home in Sweetwater.
Pallbearers at the service will be Jake Johnson, Justin Johnson, Gary Wiseman, Mike Fernandez, Bill Shuttleworth, Steven Snell and Will Snell.
Eileen Morrow passed away in San Antonio on Monday, June 4, 2012, at the age of 87. She was born in Maryneal, Texas on Oct. 26, 1924, to Ben and Willie Ham.
She is preceded in death by her parents; her sister, Imogene Parker; and her son-in-law, Jerry Pickar.
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Thank you, President (Barack) Obama and Defense Secretary (Leon) Panetta. From 1967 to 1968 I flew nearly 500 missions in Vietnam as a Marine medevac helicopter pilot. I didn't think it would ever be possible for me to imagine seeing anything worse than those young infantrymen's bodies we would deliver to the hospital or morgue.
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Prices of Broadway shows are certainly exorbitant, but if you live anywhere near Asbury Park, N.J., you can get reasonably priced tickets for what truly feels like a Broadway show, in this consummately professional production of "Spring Awakening." Playing at the ReVision Theatre (so named for the use of creative license to subtly tweak known plays such as their past productions of "Hair" and "Xanadu," in this production the music is a bit more rock 'n' roll then on Broadway). Located in the old carousel on the boardwalk (their temporary home for the last four years), even if you missed the original revolving 1960s carousel, you can still reach for and actually pocket the brass ring with this performance.
Based on the 1891 play by Frank Wedekind, the German playwright, this musical successfully infuses that original school boy setting with an anachronistic rock 'n' roll score, complete with baleful stares into the audience and requisite Michael Jackson self-touching.
With over 20 musical numbers, which, unlike the music of, say, "Hair," it all begins to sound rather similar, a bit less catchy than lulling. Still, the amazing voices of this youthful production never stop to exalt with each cast member sounding like they just stepped off or onto a Broadway stage. Indeed, kudos to the casting director who completely sidestepped the usual regional theater fare by obviously casting directly from NYC.
One caveat, try and sit in the seats directly in front of the stage, not on the side, as the acoustics are a bit sketchy and I found myself doing a bit of lip reading during the performance. Mention the word "Spring" when ordering tickets and you get an extra 15% off ticket prices.
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I get the teaching of values part, but literally WHY are they saving? Will it ever get spent? Do you have a goal? How would you like to see them use this saving in the future and when?
Laurie, wife to DH (Aug/04), mom toDS1 (Nov/05) and DS2 (June/12).
My kids will be saving for their first car probably. Could change of course but that's what I'm thinking. My first car was $1400. A '98 Pontiac Sunfire that had been wrecked and restored. I loved it and it ran forever. It's probably still running somewhere. :) Anyway point being, I bought it myself. I put personal value into it, therefore I took great care of it. On the other hand my husband was just given cars, he went through 3.
Single, student mama to 3 boys
This is actually something my husband and struggle with. We've been trying to work with the kids for probably the past two years to come up with a good savings goal. We have a little trouble coming up with something at the just right cost. Too cheap and they don't see why saving is so hard/important. To expensive and they don't feel like they get there and end up abandoning the goal. We're still working on it.
A few months ago, I suggested my girls start a "Farm Jar" for long-term savings. DD1, then just 7yo, was getting really upset because she didn't know how she was going to afford the farm she wanted when she grew up. I said she needed to start by setting some of her allowance aside. She was spending it as soon as she had enough for anything, even if it wasn't something she really wanted. So, we started this. I promised her that when the (pint) jar was full, if she put it in the bank I would match her savings. She puts nearly half her allowance in it most weeks.
Honestly, I'm not sure how big of a difference this bit of change will make, but she has a specific thing in mind she's saving for, and it gives her courage.
"Let me see you stripped down to the bone. Let me hear you speaking just for me."
i had a bank account starting when I was 5. I remember taking pennies in and depositing them at the bank (and have the bank books to prove it-- deposited like $1.33 kind of stuff for years). When I was in 10th grade I took a trip to Germany with my school. paid for the whole thing myself. My parents were poor so they would have never been able to pay for it.
now that my daughter is 5 we are getting her a bank account. i tell her this story as an example of why it's important to save her money. Teaching children how to manage money is one of the most important lessons you can give them.
My oldest saved her walking around money for three months (she's four) because she wanted a Disney princess dress from Disneyland and sure as toast I ent buying one. I think it is funny because she hates it. It is itchy. We've been talking a lot about money priorities. I think these are all good lessons. I keep track of her allowance in a note book (mostly because otherwise I forget to give it to her) so if she cares she will know how she spent money.
Uh,, I'm very neurotic and I have time on my hands. I don't necessarily think it useful to track their allowance like that.
My advice may not be appropriate for you. That's ok. You are just fine how you are and I am the right kind of me.
Long-term wasn't to be touched until I was 16 -- I ended up using it to buy a car but I think I always had the option of using it for something different, to be decided at age 16-18.
Short-term I could manage however I wanted. Sometimes I'd save up for a new toy, sometimes I'd spend it pretty quickly on things I wanted immediately.
This is similar to what I plan to do with my DS (if we ever have enough left to give him an allowance!!) Let him come up with his own goals and just work on general financial management techniques with him. I don't want to dictate what he should spend his money on, but I do want to teach him HOW to spend/save both for the immediate future and for more distant/intangible goals. Kind of like adults save for vacations & home repairs, but also for retirement, even though we don't know exactly what we'll spend the retirement money on.
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I have 2 girls, 6 and nearly-8. They've been getting one quarter per year each week. So, dd1 gets $1.75, dd2 $1.50. They've been getting better at planning and saving for what they want. dd1 has an especially hard time. We've started a graph showing her current spending-jar savings, and on the side I've listed the things she normally likes to buy. So, I've written "Schleich animals" from $3 to $8 (for the horses). Further up I've marked where some other things she has asked about are. She has trouble visualizing her allowance each week, and how long it takes to save for things. DD2 is just kind of oblivious to wants. She'll save up $3, then buy something for $1 and she will be thrilled.
So, I'm glad I started this so young (just shy of 5) because dd1 has a lot of learning about desire and money and materialism.
I chose the amount because it was very small, but large enough for them to save for what they wanted--namely those plastic animals. It's small enough that if they buy something kind of crappy, I'm not sweating it. The best advice for this I heard was that if it hurts to watch the kids waste the money, you are giving them too much.
At 10, I might consider another system, but having 2 self-employed parents, they have plenty of good-paying work available to them, so I doubt I will up the amount too much. We also homeschool, so we have the time to dedicate to preparing market stands (an idea they've had) and various other money-making ventures they have in mind.
This is going to set the up to be fairly well-off when they hit 18. They will have a savings account, work--including training for a trade (gardening / landscaping) that will at least give them a decent living while preparing for another career.
I started off my adult life basically with nothing. Not entirely my parents fault, of course, I'm not putting the blame on them. But I'd like to help give my kids the lessons of money at an early age, so they can make their mistakes with relatively small amounts of money.
And I sincerely hope my daughter can afford that farm when she turns 20!!
"Let me see you stripped down to the bone. Let me hear you speaking just for me."
I've posted about this over the years. My kiddo is now 12. He has some long term goals that I can no way afford in my current situation. He gets an allowance of $50 a month. By nature he is a 'saver' type of kiddo. Sometimes he will go buy a video game or something but for the most part his bank account sits untouched. I got him his first bank account when he was about 8 years old, yes a full pre paid card, that works like a checking account. Now it's turned into a regular checking account with a debit card. He can manage the account, balance the account etc. He also has a savings account and can transfer funds on line etc.
He also has the opportunity to earn extra cash during the month (dog walking, extra laundry, cleaning etc). His allowance is automatically put in his checking account.
He wants to go to University, he wants to drive, he wants to travel all normal parts of growing up. I can't afford to pay for all those things so he is saving for parts of that.
I see a point in time, very soon, where his allowance is increased and he takes over the purchase of clothing and a few other things as well. Not because he has expensive tastes but to start to prepare him for more budgeting and planning.
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I had been doing 50 cents per year of age, but when school started I upped my eldest 2 son's allowance to $20 every two weeks saying that they have to use that money for school lunches if they do not want to pack their own lunch in the mornings. (I do not get up with them so they pack their own.) My youngest gets $8 every two weeks but really struggles with budgeting and my willingness to buy him toys doesn't help. I actually need to stop buying him things and be far firmer with myself as I know I am not helping him in the long run.
All three kids had bank accounts but ex emptied them and as I can not remove his name from the accounts they have been left to close from lack of use.
Another question: will you influence how it's spent??
If I had come into $3,000 at age 18 I probably would have spent it on lifestyle while in university (probably would have drank most of it). I would hate to see that savings just get squandered. So would you/will you try to be sure it's used responsibly??
Laurie, wife to DH (Aug/04), mom toDS1 (Nov/05) and DS2 (June/12).
My advice may not be appropriate for you. That's ok. You are just fine how you are and I am the right kind of me.
Another question: will you influence how it's spent??
If I had come into $3,000 at age 18 I probably would have spent it on lifestyle while in university (probably would have drank most of it). I would hate to see that savings just get squandered. So would you/will you try to be sure it's used responsibly??
No, you can't "control" an 18 year old, unless you risk never seeing them again. And I've raised my kids sensibly enough that "drinking it away" wouldn't even occur to them.
Another question: will you influence how it's spent??
If I had come into $3,000 at age 18 I probably would have spent it on lifestyle while in university (probably would have drank most of it). I would hate to see that savings just get squandered. So would you/will you try to be sure it's used responsibly??
No. It's their money & they can use it as they like. Either they will use it 'responsibly' and reap those rewards, or they will waste it and later feel the pain & (hopefully) learn from that mistake. But I will let them know in advance what I am willing to do for them financially so they don't turn to me for help buying a car after they wasted their savings on booze... As is, "Once you head off to college I will help you buy books and pay tuition but you will be responsible for clothes, your car, etc." (or whatever feels right at the time).
I guess if you have a specific use in mind for the money, you should clearly explain that starting now... and perhaps put the bank account in your name, since it's not really theirs.
Another question: will you influence how it's spent??
If I had come into $3,000 at age 18 I probably would have spent it on lifestyle while in university (probably would have drank most of it). I would hate to see that savings just get squandered. So would you/will you try to be sure it's used responsibly??
That's a really good question, and if I wanted to answer "no" I better start mentally preparing for the possibility that it will get used irresponsibly. I would like to say "no, it's their money". My girls are still young, though. I hope that by learning these lessons early, they will have something of a head on their shoulders with the money. Of course, who am I to preach, having squandered thousands of dollars in my lifetime? Not on beer, but still.
I'm not sure, though, that this money is going to be off-limits until a certain age. Not having a large sum of money suddenly available to you at 18 would make it easier to keep some sense about it, I would think. In our house, I'm sure it will be an ongoing discussion. It is already, really.
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My husband used money from his parents to pay for a lot of drugs in college. He kind of owes his kids the right to uhhh carry on the family tradition.
I won't be encouraging my kids to use drugs. I will actively discourage it. And sound like a hypocrite the whole time.
My advice may not be appropriate for you. That's ok. You are just fine how you are and I am the right kind of me.
Another question: will you influence how it's spent??
If I had come into $3,000 at age 18 I probably would have spent it on lifestyle while in university (probably would have drank most of it). I would hate to see that savings just get squandered. So would you/will you try to be sure it's used responsibly??
Well, its technically my DS money now. He has full access to his accounts. They are custodial accounts because he is a minor but with the debit cards, online access and whatnot, he can get 'his money', and do as he pleases. Yes he is 12 years old. He technically can order from amazon, or any other place he so wishes, he can go a store and buy what he likes right now. I don't keep track of his bank card. That is his responsibility. He can to an ATM and get cash if he so wishes. So 'coming into money' at age 18 isn't a concern. The child I have is focused on Math and Science and wants to go to University for a career. Thats not to say at some point a social life wont become important but he understands consequences at this point.
As for influencing how the money is spent. Nope, DS has his money. No one gets to influence how I spend my money. I grew up in a very controlling house, and money was controlled. If DS wants to buy something, or blow his entire balance than he can learn from that experience. Better to learn at age 12 or 18 than at 30 or 45 .
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Our son gets $1 a week if he does all of his chores. He's 6 years old. We were just talking about this the other day about why he's saving. He really wanted to spend his tooth fairy money on some toy at Dollar General and I said "Is this toy more important than having your own car when you're 16? Or going to England one day?" He put the toy right back.
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My 10 year old now gets the concept, but when he was younger, it was too abstract...save for what... long term? a house? a car? college? none of that was interesting or made sense; that's adult stuff not kid stuff.
I give him 11 dollars pocket money / mth (he is instructed to save 10%- which is why I give 11, 1 for savings 10 for pocket money) and he gets chunks from his dad every 6mths or so (50 dollars) and grandparent (For big chunks, he puts 50% into college fund).
Now he has a decent padded (for his age) savings fund which we now call the college fund. He wants to go and this makes sense.
His other fund he draws from for bowling or spending money. He doesnt spend much so this fund is worth about the same as his college fund.
Often he doesn't have his wallet on him to make spontaneous purchases (gum, whatever) which makes me think, 10 yrs is too young to really have the responsibility to remember (or bother with) cash in pocket for these kinds of purchases OR it will teach that spontaneous purchases dont happen, so a planned trip to the store for candy is what we do.
My son is 13. Right now he is saving up for a new BMX bike. That's a pretty big goal (since he wants an expensive one) so he has spent some money on video games over the past 6 months, but mostly it's gone in the bank for the bike. (Shh, don't tell him but his parents and grandparents will be adding to the bike fund for Christmas.)
He started getting a decent allowance when he was 8 and wanted a good skateboard. It took a couple of months to save up for it. Over the years he has also bought himself a Nintendo DS (plus games), an iPod Touch, various other video games, lego sets, game cards (Pokemon first, then Magic the Gathering) and other things that he would not have had otherwise.
Currently he gets $10/week.
If he gets a summer or after-school job while in high school, we'll encourage him to save for college expenses.
My kids have never had an allowence, nor been paid for meeting their household resposibilities. They have always had to earn their money. Ds is very industrious and a hard worker and was making like $100 per week by the time he was 7 - 8. Now, at 14, he has a "regular" job as a dishwasher at a local diner, and still babysits and does odd jobs too. Dd is 11 and is only beginning to have enough of a desire for any things or experiences that she's really willing to do anything to earn them. *eyeroll*
A minimum of 20% of anything they make or are gifted goes into a savings jar (we've also had issues with xh stealing from them. Sometimes we put their money in MY account and set up a shared google spreadsheet for record keeping, but mostly they keep jars)
Ds has paid for his entire scouting experience, including multiple camps most summers. He has always spent a lot of his money on friends and charities. He took a group of his friends to the movies last weekend. The other kids will do things for him sometimes, but even though their families are better off than ours...none of his friends have the kind of pocket money he does. He also anonymously covered the fees for a boy in one of his classes to join a sports team because his family couldn't afford it. No one but the school administration knows about that. He's saving for a car, and also to take CNA classes. He's attending high school part time, but doing a self paced independent study program to graduate early. He wants to become a CNA after graduation (maybe as soon as late 2013). We told him we'd pay for the courses, but he really wants to pay for it himself. It's how he is.
Dd recently volunteered 24 hours of dismantling computers to earn herself a personal computer. It took months, and had a profound effect on her attitude about working. She's now starting to look for ways to earn her own money more seriously.
I absolutely influence how they spend their money, but don't control it. I give my opinion, and sometimes they agree or are swayed by my logic...and sometimes they just blow their money on candy or silly things because they want to. Their call.
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My child is only five. We don't do allowance. We do have an account that money anyone gives her goes into. We also give her all our loose change at the end of the day. It ends up being two or three hundred a year. That goes into the account as well.
I'm hoping she will use that money towards something she really needs/wants when she is older. Like a car or expenses for college or an amazing trip we can't afford to send her on. I feel like it's too early for me to say whether or not I will control it when she becomes 18. It seems so far from now. For right now, if she wants something very badly we do determine if it's appropriate or not and if it's affordable enough we get it for her. It doesn't come out of her saved money.
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Our LO is 3.5 months, so I'm answering for my own childhood. I got a savings account when I was about 12, so I could save more of my babysitting money. I wanted to save for a car, but I never had nearly enough for that. I spent a lot of money on books when I was a kid, and a little on other things. When I was 17, I had about $1000 saved, and I "blew" it all on a trip to Space Camp - something I really wanted that my parents would not have paid for. (My dad did pay for the airfare to get me there.) I had actually gone previously on a scholarship, so it was my second trip. Whether or not it was worth it, I don't know. But it made me feel both rich and poor to know I could pay for my week at Space Camp - rich because I could do it, and poor because it took almost everything I had! I do think experiences like that are good for kids to save for.
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We invest 50% of their PFD's in a college savings account(it's free money we get from the state of AK yearly from the oil companies, if we were in a better financial situation it would be 100% saved, but alas..), and then any birthday money, loose change they get, etc. I encourage them to put in their piggy bank and they can use it when we go on vacation on things they want(if they want a candybar when we already have snacks at the hotel or a little knick knack that isn't something I'd spend money on, etc.)... I don't make them save their money for any of their needs, though or anything way off in the future like a car or moving out haha
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The National Weather Service has issued a flash flood warning for northeastern Jefferson County and Oldham County until 5:45 p.m..
At 2:44 p.m., the weather service Doppler radar indicated flash flooding with a much as 3.5 inches since 2 p.m. from a thunderstorm in Oldham County.
Areas impacted include La Grange and Prospect.
Weather officials say excessive runoff from heavy rainfall will cause flooding of small creeks and streams, urban areas, highways, streets and underpasses as well as drainage areas and low lying spots.
When Norton Brownsboro Hospital opens at 6 a.m. Wednesday , it will be the not-for-profit system's fifth hospital in Louisville, joining Kosair Children's Hospital, Norton Audubon Hospital, Norton Hospital and Norton Suburban Hospital. Norton Brownsboro is the first new full-service hospital to open in Louisville in more than 20 years.
The Oldham Era, Baptist Hospital Northeast, Mortenson Family Dental and a host of local businesses are teaming up to offer a makeover for one lucky Oldham County mom.
Members of the La Grange Historic District Commission received certified letters recently indicating some terms expired two years ago.
Commissioner Linda Corbin said the letter she received from the city explains terms have expired and commissioners must apply to be reappointed.
She's served on the historic district commission about 18 years, however, city documents only show her service in recent years.
Corbin's letter said she was appointed in January 2005 and her term expired in 2007.
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Without notifying the city council, the mayor of La Grange recently used donated funds to purchase equipment for the city's skate park. The city of La Grange – and Oldham County government – each received $200,000 in anonymous donations in 2008.
A Crestwood woman is dead and one man is injured after a vehicle traveling on the Ky. 329 bypass Friday struck the couple in the roadway. Police responded to an injury accident involving two pedestrians about 9:20 p.m.
Foxhollow Farm Market is one of 92 markets across the state – and two in Oldham County – named a member of the Kentucky Farm Bureau Certified Roadside Farm Market Program.
In joining the program, the market has committed to offering quality products and service to their customers.
Foxhollow Farm Market sells farm fresh grass-fed beef, organic vegetables and a variety of relishes, salsa and baked goods at their market on Ky. 329 in Crestwood.
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School taxes aren't going up in Oldham County this year as the Oldham County Board of Education voted to maintain the current property tax rate.
Superintendent Paul Upchurch argued for a higher rate of 67.3 cents per $100 of assessed property value. That rate would've garnered about $225,000 extra for schools which have undergone drastic cuts this year, while only taxing each home-owner a few more dollars.
Pewee Valley residents will pay the same property tax as the last two years after the city council approved the rate at their Monday meeting.
The council approved a rate of $.1439 per $100 of assessed property – the same rate as the previous two years. Bills should go out within the next month.
As in the past, property owners can receive a 10-percent discount for early payment before Oct. 31. After Dec. 1, a 7-percent penalty plus interest will be added onto the bill.
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Rock 'n' roll mom returns in second book
A year after Simi Valley writer Wendy Dager published her first fiction novel, Dager's second book chronicling the misadventures of offbeat rock-and-roll mom Daphne Lee-Lee has hit print and the e-book stores.
In Dager's new book, "I murdered the Spelling Bee," Lee-Lee's rock band has finally made it big. Back from tour, Lee-Lee is glad to return to normalcy and attend the national spelling bee in Los Angeles, where her 13-year-old daughter is a competitor. Trouble starts when Lee-Lee gets into a tussle with the spelling bee mascot, leading to a case of double murder in an old hotel. The hunt is on for the perpetrator.
"I Murdered the Spelling Bee," was released May 26 by Zumaya Publications, under its Enigma imprint. Dager's first novel, "I Murdered the PTA," came out a year ago from the same publisher. Both books are available in paperback and online from Amazon.com, Kindle and NOOK. "I Murdered the PTA" has been a top seller for the publisher and garnered some publicity in offbeat places, said Dager, 49, a professional freelance writer and opinion columnist for the Star.
The national Cupcake Bakers Association ran a blog post about Dager's first book and its cupcake-motif book cover, and PTO Today magazine ran a blurb about it in its January issue. Dager also has spoken to book groups, clubs and at stores.
"The most fun I've had is just going to these private book clubs," Dager said. "I have one in Simi and one in Ventura and the people are so warm and lovely and nice. One of the Ventura people told me they usually read really heavy, serious novels. My book is not a literary work. It's just for fun. I heard people in Simi were buying my book to see if they were in it," she said, noting that none of the characters were modeled after real people in Simi Valley although certain elements of her book resemble Simi Valley.
Daphne Lee-Lee is not modeled after Dager, she said. "A lot of people think she's me. Even though I like to have fun and am silly and like to laugh a lot, I think I am more sensible. She's really naive."
Dager continued, "I tried to put enough plot twists in and keep it as funny. I tried not to insult the reader by not making it too easy to figure out or making the plot twists implausible."
Dager's next book project is an unrelated nonfiction humor book titled, "A Discouraging Word: True tales of rejection, dejection and unnatural selection in the world of writing." The book will include writers' stories about what Dager called, "writing industry-related experiences that are horrifying but funny, chicken soup with no soul."
Dager has a campaign on the fundraising website Kickstarter.com and seeks to raise $2,500 by Aug. 4 to self publish. If she doesn't raise the funds, she'll seek a publisher. Dager said she came up with the idea after looking at entries in her personal writer's journal where she documented her journey in publishing and some of the disappointments.
"Some of the stuff is really funny," she said. "I want the book to be funny without sounding bitter, to show what the reality of the industry is."
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OK - I figured out my problem! The version of the file I downloaded - more often than not - was slightly different than the number supported by this program. If I was careful to match the number when downloading, the ROM's worked!
I'm shocked that I'm able to get full speed on my pocket PC! I've got a verizon VZ 6700 overclocked at 624 mhz, and the performance on these roms is greatly exceeding my expectations. I'm hoping masterall can continue to tweak this software - but right now, I already think he's a genius.
His Picodrive is the best Genesis emulator I've seen. I've got some issues with his SNES emulator - but it's still quality. And this - could be the best piece of software that I've put on my PPC. Thanks Masterall! Let me know when you get a paypal account - I'd like to make a small contribution in gratitude to your work. The hours of nostalgia and fun this has given me - have helped me out of a stressful situation. Thanks!
Edited by PolloLoco, 06 November 2006 - 11:59 PM.
but sprint sucks....why do they have good processors.. i wish there were smartphones that were that fast.
"holy sh*t!!! 624 mhz???? of corse it'l exceede your expections thats like WOW. my smartphone plays perfect at 264mhz overclocked (highest it goes too). i bet u can play morphgear gameboy advanced can't u? i want ur phone. wats it called."
I have a Verizon XV 6700. It's actually a rebranded HTC Apache. Stock it arrives clocked at 416 mhz, but it's actually underclocked - since the Samsung processor was designed to run at 520. Most of us who have this phone can actually clock it up to 624 - where I have it running 100% of the time.
Actually, I heard the early Sprint versions could hit 728 mhz - but since then they switched to lower quality processors.
Unless you have a need to upgrade right away - I'd recommend waiting for the 6800 which is due to arrive early next year. Possibly January. It's supposed to be a big step up - which surprises me, since I love the 6700 as is.
By the way - is Game Boy Advanced more difficult to emulate than SNES and Genesis? I was sure that those two systems were more high-powered.
but sprint sucks....why do they have good processors.. i wish there were smartphones that were that fast.
how does gba play on ur phone then? at 264mhz it plays 30/60 fps. i would think at 528mhz it would play 60/60 fps or atleast almost that much. and for sure 624 or 728 could do that.
wat is ur framerate when u play?
Edited by PolloLoco, 07 November 2006 - 09:54 AM.
lol yea.
I just realized you have a T-moble SDA. T-mobile has the less powered version of my phone - the MDA. It's got a 200 mhz dual core processor. Which would be sweet for gaming if the software can actually use both cores. Unfortunately - it doesn't look like T-mobile has any phones with processors over 200. Though I know nothing about the sidekick. Now I'm really happy I went with Verizon wireless.
I get 60 fps for genesis and SNES now. Actually, with Morphgear - I was only getting 40 fps when playing genesis. Masterall's emulator is much faster. I've never tried to play gameboy advanced games - I guess I didn't realize they were that good.
OK - back on topic.
Masterall or anyone else - have you been able to get "armored warriors" or "alien vs. predator" to show up in FinalBurn? I know they're listed above as untested, but I'm wondering if they even show up as options. I've tried quite a few versions of the same rom - and none seem to show up.
That said - I've got about 2/3's of the CPS1 and CPS2 games I've tried to show up. Of those, maybe 2/3's play - I'm assuming the rest blow up due to QVGA issues.
Of the ones that play, maybe half will play with sound - and without glitches. For example, Mercs which is listed above as OK - actually bombs out after you complete level 1. Which is a shame.
So - about a third of all roms I've tried seem to play without a problem. Still, this is a great program. I've been enjoying 19XX (no glitches), I finally beat Knights of the Round - and I'm liking Final Fight though the sound is fairly crappy. I've also tried several of the older Street Fighter 2 games - I can't get the zero's or alpha's to work. Darkstalker works great however, as does Dungeons and Dragons - Tower of Doom.
Hopefully future updates will make this GREAT program more compatible!
really? does neogeo run just as well as cps1 and 2 roms ran? (wich was excellent)
The next version will support neogeo games, kof96 works fine without sound.
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NeoGeo game didnt show in the list
i put the games in the same foldre where the CPS games
i have
Metal Slug 2 17mb
Metal Slug 3 34mb
The King of Fighters '96 24mb
all didnt show in the list available games
i rescan and it doesnt work
i have an imate SP5 ?????????????????
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Cristiano Ronaldo scored a brilliant hat-trick as Portugal survived a second-half scare to qualify for their fourth straight FIFA World Cup™ with a 3-2 play-off second leg win against Sweden to qualify 4-2 on aggregate. The Real Madrid superstar scored all four of his side's goals including the first-leg winner as he overcame an equally brilliant display from Zlatan Ibrahimovic in a classic encounter at Solna.
Ibrahimovic scored both goals for Sweden in vain as the match featured five goals in 29 minutes of thrilling second-half action. Ronaldo also equalled Portugal's all-time scoring record as he joined retired forward Pedro Pauleta on 47 international goals.
With Portugal leading 1-0 after the first-leg and the match scoreless at half-time, Ronaldo turned the game on its head five minutes after the restart when he latched onto a glorious through ball from Joao Moutinho and guided a left-foot shot past the despairing Andreas Isaksson.
The counter-attack that begun inside the Portuguese penalty area, took just two touches to send the former Sporting Lisbon and Manchester United striker free on a break that went the length of the pitch. Sweden were left facing the daunting prospect of scoring three times in 40 minutes and roused the crowd into a frenzy when Ibrahimovic headed home Kim Kallstrom's corner with 22 minutes remaining.
The packed crowd at the Friends Arena were given further hope four minutes later when referee Howard Webb correctly awarded Sweden a free-kick just outside the area which Ibrahimovic drilled low past Rui Patricio.
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With a wave of yellow shirts bombarding the Portuguese defence, Ronaldo again came to the rescue with two goals in two minutes, both of them clinical finishes after breaking behind the defence. Hugo Almeida set up Portugal's third goal which took the sting out of the crowd before another perfect pass from Moutinho enabled Ronaldo to round Isaksson before smashing the ball past the Swedish goalkeeper.
The build-up to the match was dominated by the potential battle between the two FIFA Ballon d'Or nominees on show and they did not disappoint. However, it will be Ronaldo, not Ibrahimovic, heading to Brazil next summer to grace the world stage after grabbing all four goals across both legs.


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Somewhere in my mid-20s, I got completely off track, and each time I shopped for a larger size of clothing I gave myself excuses such as: I'm too busy. I can't afford to join a health club. The holidays are coming and it will be impossible to stay on a diet.
I didn't keep promises I made to myself and continued to watch the numbers on the scale rise.
My goal is to be healthy. That means changing my lifestyle, and a huge part of that is losing weight and getting my blood sugar under control. I know I can't do it alone and I think that by going public, others can help keep me honest. Even better, maybe someone will learn from my mistakes.
I'm going to chronicle my journey each Monday and on my blog at blogs.caller.com/weighing_in/ which I will update regularly.
Here's the disclaimer: I'm not a medical professional, though I've sought medical advice many times and mostly haven't acted on it. I don't represent a group. I'm not getting any kickbacks. I'm just a woman who finds herself high on hopes and short of excuses.
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Here is the release from the NFL on the suspension to Baltimore Ravens safety Ed Reed. Safety ED REED of the Baltimore Ravens has been suspended without pay for one game for repeated violations of the rule prohibiting hits to the head and neck area of defenseless players. The suspension was imposed by NFL Vice President of Football Operations MERTON HANKS. Reed may not practice this week nor play in the Ravens' game this Sunday against the San Diego Chargers. He may not be at the team practice facility or stadium for any other activities during the suspension. He will be reinstated Read more [...]
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DALLAS (AP) -- The Dallas Stars have activated goaltender Kari Lehtonen from injured reserve after he missed 12 games with a lower-body injury. Lehtonen led the NHL with 13 wins when he got hurt Nov. 26 in a game against Phoenix. He could be back in net Thursday night when the Stars host Columbus. Defenseman Stephane Robidas, who has missed three games with a lower-body injury, was placed on injured reserve by the Stars. That move was retroactive to Dec. 19, when he was hurt in a game against Anaheim. Robidas has 11 points (two goals, nine assists) in 32 games for Dallas this season.
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Synonyms for certainˈsɜr tn
This thesaurus page is about all possible synonyms and similiar words for the term certain
Princeton's WordNet
definite but not specified or identified
undependable, flukey, unreliable, contingent, iffy, chancy, uncertain, careless, up in the air, indefinite, fluky
certain(p), sure(adj)
having or feeling no doubt or uncertainty; confident and assured
iffy, unreliable, chancy, undependable, flukey, careless, fluky, up in the air, uncertain, contingent, indefinite
established beyond doubt or question; definitely known
undependable, indefinite, flukey, up in the air, chancy, uncertain, iffy, unreliable, fluky, careless, contingent
certain, sure(adj)
certain to occur; destined or inevitable
certain(p), sealed, certain(a), trusted, indisputable, sure, certain
indefinite, fluky, contingent, flukey, undependable, iffy, unreliable, careless, chancy, uncertain, up in the air
sealed, certain(adj)
established irrevocably
certain(p), sealed, sure, certain(a), plastered, certain
up in the air, indefinite, careless, unreliable, iffy, undependable, uncertain, flukey, chancy, fluky, contingent
certain, sure(adj)
reliable in operation or effect
certain(p), sealed, certain(a), trusted, indisputable, sure, certain
chancy, unreliable, flukey, careless, iffy, up in the air, fluky, undependable, contingent, uncertain, indefinite
certain, sure(adj)
exercising or taking care great enough to bring assurance
certain(p), sealed, certain(a), trusted, indisputable, sure, certain
fluky, indefinite, chancy, iffy, undependable, careless, up in the air, unreliable, contingent, flukey, uncertain
English Synonyms and Antonyms
That is authentic which is true to the facts; that is genuine which is true to its own claims; as, authentic history; genuine money.
A 'genuine' work is one written by the author whose name it bears; an 'authentic' work is one which relates truthfully the matters of which it treats. For example, the apocryphal Gospel of St. Thomas is neither 'genuine' nor 'authentic.' It is not 'genuine,' for St. Thomas did not write it; it is not 'authentic,' for its contents are mainly fables and lies.
TrenchOn the Study of Words lect. vi, p. 189. [ W. J. Widdleton]
Authentic is, however, used by reputable writers as synonymous with genuine, tho usually where genuineness carries a certain authority. We speak of accepted conclusions, certain evidence, current money, genuine letters, a legitimate conclusion or legitimate authority, original manuscripts, real value, received interpretation, sure proof, a true statement, a trustworthy witness, a veritable discovery.
accepted, accredited, authentic, authoritative, authorized, current, genuine, legitimate, original, real, received, reliable, sure, true, trustworthy, veritable
apocryphal, baseless, counterfeit, disputed, exploded, fabulous, false, fictitious, spurious, unauthorized
PPDB, the paraphrase database
List of paraphrases:
some, sure, specific, selected, particular, few, confident, convinced, determined, several, individual, safe, specified, number, secure, given
Translations for certain
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- أكيد, محدّد, متأكدArabic
- определен, уверен, сигуренBulgarian
- certCatalan, Valencian
- určitý, jistýCzech
- visse, vist, vis, sikker, sikre, sikkertDanish
- gewiss, sicher, bestimmtGerman
- βέβαιοςGreek
- cierta, ciertoSpanish
- varma, muuan, tiettyFinnish
- certainFrench
- deimhin, dearfa, cinnteIrish
- deimhinne, cinnteachScottish Gaelic
- bizonyos, biztosHungarian
- viss, öruggur, ákveðinnIcelandic
- certoItalian
- とある, 定か, 一定, 確か, 特定, あるJapanese
- ជាក់លាក់Khmer
- quīdam, certusLatin
- zekerDutch
- visse, visst, viss, sikker, enkelteNorwegian
- ନିର୍ଦ୍ଦିଷ୍ଟOriya
- pewnyPolish
- certoPortuguese
- anumit, sigur, cert, anumeRomanian
- уверенный, некий, определённый, некоторыйRussian
- tzeltu, tzertu, certuSardinian
- nȅkī, òdrēđen, sȉgūranSerbo-Croatian
- gotovSlovene
- säkert, säker, vissa, säkra, visst, vissSwedish
- แน่นอนThai
- kesin, belliTurkish
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Every decision carries with it an implied threat of malpractice litigation.
The unstated goal, in those workshop stories, was to write a detailed story in which everything was implied and never stated.
He also implied that the rockets could be coming from within the separatist ranks.
late 14c., "to enfold, enwrap, entangle" (the classical Latin sense), from Old French emplier, from Latin implicare "involve" (see implication). Meaning "to involve something unstated as a logical consequence" first recorded c.1400; that of "to hint at" from 1580s. Related: Implied; implying. The distinction between imply and infer is in "What do you imply by that remark?" But, "What am I to infer from that remark?"


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Ambulatory blood pressure monitoring enables measuring nighttime blood pressures and diurnal changes, which may be the most accurate predictors of risk associated with elevated blood pressure. Additionally, reducing nighttime blood pressure is feasible and may be an important component of effective antihypertensive therapy. Finally, estimating central aortic pressures and pulse wave velocity are 2 of the newer methods for assessing blood pressure and hypertension–related target–organ damage.
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U.S. Shoots Down Russia's Push to Scrap Missile Shield
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For years, the U.S. government has insisted that a planned missile defense system in Europe served to protect America's allies against attacks from Iran. Now that the nuclear threat from Iran may be receding, Russia, which has always seen the system as a menace to its own security, has suggested scrapping the program. But the White House on Thursday said the missile shield, otherwise known as the European phased adaptive approach (EPAA), isn't going anywhere.
"Our plans regarding missile defense in Europe and our commitment to EPAA as the U.S. contribution to NATO missile defense remain unchanged," National Security Council spokeswoman Laura Lucas Magnuson told The Cable.
The idea of scaling back NATO's missile defense system was floated by Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Wednesday following a meeting with Russian and NATO counterparts. "If the Iranian nuclear program is placed under the complete and tight control of the IAEA, the reasons that are now given for the creation of the European segment of the missile defense system will become invalid," said Lavrov.
Of course, placing Iran's nuclear program under tight U.N. control would require a comprehensive deal between Iran and six world powers, the so-called P5+1. Negotiators still have half a year to hammer out the details of a final agreement, which could implode at any moment — a point the White House acknowledged. "There is still much work to be done as we negotiate the contours of a comprehensive solution over the next six months," said Lucas Magnuson.
Regardless, the decision to stay firm on the missile shield has sparked rare agreement between the White House and Republican hawks in Congress. "We absolutely must continue to put in place an effective and affordable missile defense system in Europe," Sen. James Inhofe (R-OK) told The Cable.
That's not to say all Republicans are relieved. Moscow's prominent seat at the P5+1 has some U.S. lawmakers worried that Russia could engineer side-deals involving the NATO missile shield.
"I fear that missile defense and our alliances are just a negotiating chit to the administration when it comes to maintaining the fiction of a cooperative relationship with Putin," Rep. Mike Rogers (R-AL), told The Cable.
The White House did not forecast whether it might change its mind about the defense shield in the future, but for some Republicans, the idea of scrapping the plans under any scenario is a non-starter. "Even if a deal were to work out in the next six months, Iran will retain the ability to enrich nuclear materials to assemble a nuclear weapon in the future, and would be able to field it in far less time than it would take for the U.S. and NATO to deploy a missile defense system in Europe," said Inhofe. "Furthermore, an effective missile defense system is an important hedge against other nations that might choose to follow in the dangerous footsteps of Iran and North Korea and has an important nonproliferation effect."
As it stands, the Obama administration has plans to build up NATO's defense shield in Europe with the deployment of shorter-and medium-range interceptors in three stages. (The administration plans to install medium-range interceptors in Redzikowo, Poland by 2018.) Back in March, the administration announced that it was abandoning the final phase of the defense shield, which would've included long-range missiles. As the Brookings Institution's Steven Pifer noted this week, the rollout of that announcement did not go so well with U.S. partners in Europe, leaving some "wondering whether Washington was making decisions regarding their security without taking account of their views."
"If developments with and in Iran create the possibility to reconsider the [defense shield] – still a big if – Washington would want to engage allies early in a consultative process," said Pifer.
While Pifer argues that European allies could be reassured with the right amount of consultation, it's hard to picture Republicans being similarly assuaged. "Any Russian attempts to leverage a deal with Iran to undermine the NATO Alliance and the establishment of a missile defense system would be reprehensible and we should not succumb to blackmail," said Inhofe.
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New Mission Systems International earns coveted four-star rating
Charity Navigator, America's largest independent charity evaluator, has awarded New Mission Systems International (NMSI) with a four-star rating for the third consecutive year. Receiving Charity Navigator's highest rating indicates that NMSI, a global non-denominational Christian-mission organization based in Fort Myers, adheres to good governance and other best practices that minimize the chance of unethical activities and that they consistently execute their mission in a fiscally responsible way. Only ten percent of the charities rated by Charity Navigators have received at least three consecutive four-star evaluations. For NMSI, it is the seventh four-star award in the past eight years.
Since 2002, using data-driven analysis, Charity Navigator has awarded only the most fiscally responsible organizations a four-star rating. In 2011, Charity Navigator added a second dimension of Accountability and Transparency (A&T) to its rating methodology, and now reviews 17 governance and ethical practices as well as measures of openness, providing information on its web site for each of the charities it evaluates. The A&T metrics, which account for 50 percent of a charity's overall rating, reveal which charities have "best practices" that minimize the chance of unethical activities and whether they freely share basic information about their organization with their donors and other stakeholders.
"New Mission Systems International's coveted 4-star rating puts it in a very select group of high-performing charities," said Ken Berger, President and CEO, Charity Navigator. "Out of the thousands of nonprofits Charity Navigator evaluates, only one out of four earns four stars -- a rating that, now, with our new Accountability and Transparency metrics, demands even greater rigor, responsibility and commitment to openness. New Mission Systems International supporters should feel confident that their hard-earned dollars are being used efficiently and responsibly when it acquires such a high rating."
"In the current economic environment, it's important our donors trust that we're using our funding wisely to accomplish sharing Christ and making disciples globally," said Laura Clancy, President and CEO of New Mission Systems International. "Our four-star Charity Navigator rating demonstrates to our supporters that we take our fiduciary and governance responsibilities very seriously."
More information about New Mission Systems International and their rating on Charity Navigator's site is available at www.nmsi.org.
Founded in 1989, New Mission Systems International (NMSI) is a Christian mission sending agency based in Fort Myers, dedicated to proclaiming Christ and making disciples globally. NMSI works with individuals to prepare and send them as missionaries, who depend on the support of private funds, and invest themselves in church multiplication, community transformation and global youth ministry overseas. Besides long-term missions NMSI programs include short-term missions projects and internships for college age adults.
Those interested in working with NMSI, can call (239) 337-4336 ext 100. Tax-deductible donations can be sent to: NMSI, 2701 Cleveland Ave Ste 200, Fort Myers, Florida 33901.
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By Sam Boykin CORNELIUS — Developer Kenny Habul plans to break ground in early 2010 on a mixed-use project that's being touted for its sustainable features and innovative design. It's also going to stick out like a sore thumb. And that's exactly what Habul wants. Habul, a native of Australia, received final approval for the Cornelius One development in August, but only after what he called "two years of head-butting" with some residents and officials. Much of the hold-up concerned zoning and access issues related to a retirement community he plans to build on the same 10-acre lot. But some also balked that the project's design was too radical. The three-story, 30,000-square-foot development will feature retail and restaurant space on the ground floor, with office space above. But that's where the similarity to the area's other mixed-use developments ends.


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The Hamilton fans are you most bitter & annoying people in Motorsport. They have absolutely nothing good to say about anyone but Mr Hamilton... it's very sad!
I bet they scrolled down the page and saw the word "unbalance" and they thought "ohh he must be talking about needing a good balance. Well if you actually read it you would see he was describing the first section of track which he stated can in settle the car.
Also where does he state he won't help Hamilton? Whitmarsh has already stated that Button will do what is right to help the team. Remember he is WAY more of a team player that Hamilton. Why can't he go out & win? It's better for him to take points off Vettel & Alonso, maybe you Hamilton fans should stop creating things out of nothing & stop spouting rubbish!