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We reduce the realm of the unknown, not by wandering in it but rather by delighting in and expanding our knowledge of that which God has already revealed. It is a soul-satisfying experience to be reading topic A and then to have our minds caught away to consider topic B. Indeed, serious, consistent, prayerful consideration and reflection upon the institutional revelations (the standard works and the words of the living oracles) result in individual revelations, including—where the Lord senses it is appropriate and we are ready to receive the same—the answers to our more difficult questions. Those answers may come as a specific response to a specific concern, or they may come in the form of a comforting and peaceful assurance that all is well, that God is in his heaven, that the work in which we are engaged is true, that specifics will be made known in the Lord's due time. Either way, answers do come. They really do, but only as we go to the right source.
Some people jump to the false and really rather silly conclusion that because they do not understand, then no one else does either. That's quite a presumptuous conclusion, but it is, nevertheless, a surprisingly common one. Humility would demand a different stance. Meekness would force us to acknowledge that there just might be someone either brighter or more experienced than ourselves, or maybe even someone who has struggled with this issue before. Common sense would suggest that the odds are against absolute originality in regard to our specific concern. And even if it is possible that we have indeed unearthed something that no other mortal has ever encountered, still there are good and wise people in our midst who have been blessed with the gifts of the Spirit—with discernment, with revelation, with wisdom and judgment—to assist us in putting all things in proper perspective.
A related tendency by some is to parade their doubts, to suppose by "coming out of the closet" with an announcement of all things that trouble them that they shall somehow either feel better about their difficulties or either identify and join hands with others who similarly struggle. To be sure, one need not suffer alone. There is help available, within fairly easy reach. Precious little good comes, however, from "hanging out our dirty wash," from making public proclamations about one's inner anxieties, little good to the individual and little good to groups of people. Such things merely feed doubt and perpetuate it. "Why are a few members," asked Elder Neal A. Maxwell, "who somewhat resemble the ancient Athenians, so eager to hear some new doubt or criticism? (see Acts 17:21). Just as some weak members slip across a state line to gamble, a few go out of their way to have their doubts titillated. Instead of nourishing their faith, they are gambling 'offshore' with their fragile faith. To the question 'Will ye also go away?' (John 6:67), these few would reply, 'Oh no, we merely want a weekend pass in order to go to a casino for critics or a clubhouse for cloak holders.' Such easily diverted members are not disciples but fair-weathered followers. Instead," Elder Maxwell concluded, "true disciples are rightly described as steadfast and immovable, pressing forward with 'a perfect brightness of hope' (2 Nephi 31:20; see also D&C 49:23)." (in Conference Report, October 1988, 40)
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Bishop England was awarded its 12th consecutive South Carolina Athletics Administrators Association's Director's Cup after another stellar school year of overall high school athletics.
The Battling Bishops won 2A state championships in volleyball, football, girls tennis, boys golf, boys soccer and girls track. They earned second place state finishes in baseball, girls basketball, girls lacrosse, boys track and boys swimming.
Academic Magnet came in third in 2A. In the 4A ranks, Wando was voted as runner up to Lexington.
Wando catcher Babe Thomas earned an invitation to play in the North/South All-Star baseball game in Myrtle Beach this past weekend.
The Warriors also send Michael Carpin, who played pitcher and first baseman for the District 6 4A state playoff finalists, to the South Carolina Select roster. Bishop England outfielder Zack Madden joins Carpin on the team, which will travel to UNC Charlotte, June 19-20, to play the North Carolina Select players.
Nick Ceva did what many golfers cannot accomplish in a lifetime: make a hole-in-one.
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Seventy youth golfers, ages 8-18, from all over the state competed in the two-day event hosted by the golf course and Mount Pleasant Recreation Department last Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Ella Drew Dodd (44-45), Girls 8-9
Zach Adams (29-29), Boys 8-9
Gaby Martinel (47-51),Girls 10-12
Drayton Stewart (36-36), Boys 10-12
Annette Paxton (90-86), Girls 13-14
Kent Lawrence (73-69), Boys 13-14
Caitlyn Richardson (130-126), Girls 15-18
Bradley Lipsmeyer (73-73), Boys 15-18
Khris Middleton is giving back to the community where it all started.
The former Porter-Gaud School basketball standout and current NBA player with the Detroit Pistons will host the inaugural Khris Middleton Skills Academy basketball camp at Porter-Gaud, Friday-Sunday from 9 a.m.–4 p.m. The camp is open to youth ages 9-14 and focuses on basketball fundamentals. Campers receive lunch, beverages and prizes from sponsors like the Pistons and Nike. Proceeds benefit the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Carolina Youth Development Center.
"I wanted to choose an organization that gives children in the community the same guidance, exposure and opportunities I had as a child," Middleton said in a news release.
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In an effort to help the growth of youth hockey in Illinois, the Rockford IceHogs announced a partnership with the Rockford Park District on August 20, 2003 to form the Jr. IceHogs Youth Hockey Program.
The in-house youth hockey league plays at both public ice rinks in the Rockford area, Riverview Ice House and Carlson Ice Arena. Former IceHogs player and coach Scott Burfoot runs the program through the Rockford Park District.
| Jr. IceHogs Practices
Throughout the 2013-14 season, IceHogs players and coaches made 22 appearances to the various levels of the Jr. IceHogs practices to work with kids and assist with practice, sign autographs and take pictures.
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My, what great memories I have of the old tobacco farm, The Little Farm on Brown Road, in Cycle, North Carolina.
It was there in the 1940's and 1950's that I was taught all about life. I was taught to work hard, even at an early age. At the age of five or six years old, Dad put a hoe in my hand. I was a part of Clyde Brown's work force. Dad did not hire people to work; he grew his own help. Working was not an option. It was required. We all had to work together to make ends meet.
Back in my childhood days, tobacco was the cash crop throughout Yadkin County and the surrounding counties. Most hard working families did not have the luxury of going to the grocery store and buying things that they needed, much less things they wanted. We grew our own groceries and only had cash available in the fall of the year when we sold our tobacco. This hard-earned cash was used to buy school clothes, shoes (one pair a year) and the few things we could not grow in our garden: pinto beans, sugar, salt, pepper and coffee.
We carried sacks of shelled corn and sacks of wheat across Hunting Creek to Paul Caudle's Mill, where we got it ground into cornmeal and flour. Paul Caudle would take a ten percent toll of our grain as payment for his services. I was always fascinated by the mill in action. Water power was simply amazing.
We always ate simple meals at the Brown farm. For breakfast, we had scrambled eggs, biscuits and gravy. If the hens were not laying, we just had biscuits and gravy. For dinner (the noon meal), we had pinto beans, taters and biscuits. For supper, we had cornbread and milk. All of us youngins would eat our cornbread and milk in a bowl, just like our Dad, complete with the big spoon.
These were our three meals a day all of my life growing up on the poor tobacco farm. There were no changes in our meals, except for an occasional strawberry, blackberry, sweet tater or peach saunker (cobbler). To this day, my favorite meals are what I was raised on. I love the biscuits and gravy, the pinto beans, taters and biscuits and the supper of cornbread and milk. Mom used to cook as many as 50 biscuits a meal two times a day. She formed these biscuits by hand, with love for her family. Mom, like her Mom before her, made the best biscuits I ever ate. They would melt in your mouth and make your stomach yell for more.
The day on the farm started early, especially in the summertime. Dad would be up at least by 5 AM. We had breakfast together, all seven of us "youngins," with Mom and Dad. Mom started off each meal praying to God to watch over her family and thanking God for the food. Families do not have meals together today, except for special occasions, and have drifted apart as a result. Thank God for our upbringing on the farm. Our family is still close today as a result of how we were raised.
All of us "youngins" had chores to do, in addition to working out in the tobacco field. We had to get out early to milk the cows, and to feed and water the chickens, hogs, cows and horses. Until 1950, we had to carry the water up the steep hill from the spring. We would usually be out in the tobacco field by the time the sun came up. Dad believed in hard work and taught us well.
In the spring, we had to prepare the land for the tobacco crop. All of the land was plowed with the turn plow, using old Nell, our horse. Dad would spend many spring days getting the land plowed and then harrow it or drag it. Then the tobacco rows were laid off with the single stock plow. We did not have a tractor until late 1950's.
Next the land was fertilized by hand. The fertilizer was bought at Paul Dobbins' Store out at Oak Grove Baptist Church. Dad used to go to school (Oak Grove School) in the building where the feed, seed and fertilizer was stored.
Joe Brown, a 1959 graduate of West Yadkin High School, can be reached at Haystackpress.com. He has published 25 books, including three books on West Yadkin School and also a series of books about his piece of the American Dream.


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The Portsmouth Bypass project is long overdue: The discussion about a proposed bypass around Portsmouth first began back in the 1960's. Several plans have been initiated including State Route 423 in the 1970's which resulted in some right-of-way acquisition only to be brought to a screeching halt for years. The need for the Bypass identified in these prior decades has only increased due to traffic volumes continuing to grow on U.S. Routes 23 and 52 through Scioto County. About a decade ago, ODOT being cognizant of these transportation needs began spending money to help further develop the project.
ODOT is finding a solution to deliver this project sooner: ODOT's Division of Innovative Delivery is evaluating delivery of the Portsmouth Bypass project as a possible public private partnership (P3). A P3 will allow for ODOT to build the project much sooner by taking advantage of competitive construction conditions, economies of scale, high market interest and avoid increases to construction estimates by initiating the project earlier and completing construction of the project in 4 years from bid award date. This solution transfers a higher proportion of project design, construction, operations and maintenance risk to a private partner and provides performance assurances over the long term. Also, ODOT can make payments for the project over a longer period of time – up to 40 years in some cases. ODOT committed to retaining all Scioto County maintenance employees in Lucasville relating to this procurement but if reassignment is necessary then efforts will be made to place employees in as close proximity to their current residence as possible.
Important Economic Development and Transportation Link: The I-73 connection of six states has been ongoing since the 1970's. The intention of this inter-connection of highway improvements is to facilitate commerce, improve safety and reduce congestion. The US-23 and US-52 connection through Portsmouth is a significant restriction and the Bypass will clear another hurdle towards the development of the I-73 by removing the affect of this impediment. The development of I-73 and the Bypass will provide the vital connectivity to efficient commerce flow. The Bypass will make the area more attractive to industry along US-23 and US-52, particularly along the Ohio River in both Scioto and Lawrence Counties which has most of what it needs except adequate highway connections. The completion of the Bypass and the construction of an interchange at US-52 and Junior Furnace-Powellsville Road will greatly improve the marketability of a highly developable area where the community has been depressed by the recent closing of the Ohio River Valley Juvenile Correctional Facility. These project commitments are important to the development of the impending Steel Mill and other opportunities along the Ohio River.
Improving traffic flow and saving lives in Southern Ohio: The existing corridor through downtown Portsmouth has been unable to handle the area's increasing traffic demands for years. More vehicles are traveling through Portsmouth than ever before. This results in traffic tie-ups and more congestion. In addition, many non-commercial and commercial motorists are choosing alternate routes such as county routes to bypass the traffic issues of the City of Portsmouth. Commercial trucks are traveling through residential areas and attempting to cross over the extremely steep Rosemount Road to obtain a quicker route. Greater volume on these routes increases the potential for traffic accidents and causes many safety concerns. The construction of the interchange at US-52 and Junior Furnace-Powellsville Road will permit the closure of the left lane entrance and exit ramps on US-52 for Gallia Pike. This will greatly improve the traffic flow and safety by removing the atypical left ramps and the lane crossing movements due to the extremely close proximity of SR-253. An additional benefit is the removal of overhead crossings for US-52 and the railroad thereby removing costs associated with these two structures. In all, these projects will do tremendous amount to improve safety, reduce congestion and spur local business development.
Significant Economic Impact for Southern Ohio: According to the 2007-2011 records of the US Census Bureau, Scioto County has a population with 21.8% living below the poverty level with the entire State average at 14.8%. In 2012, there was 34.5% of the population of Scioto County on food assistance according to Jobs and Family Services. According to February unemployment rates, this region has 4 of the top 15 highest unemployment rates in the state of Ohio being Pike (13.7%), Adams (12.6), Scioto (11.9%), and Jackson (10.2%) with Pike County being #1. The construction of these projects will infuse money into the regional economies through the purchase of both goods and services of Scioto County and adjoining counties. The economics of infusing over $500 million dollars of work into Scioto County will dramatically affect the standard of living of numerous communities throughout the region. Providing workforce opportunity through construction contract incentives or requirements to employ within the regionally depressed area of the state would reinvigorate the regional workforce.
Coordination of Regional Needs and Improvements: The Portsmouth Bypass has been directly connected with the development of the Greater Portsmouth Regional Airport in Minford for years. The development of this region of southern Ohio relies upon the development of both of these modes of transportation. In order to facilitate this development, the Portsmouth Bypass has an excess of embankment which could be properly wasted at the Airport site. The proper placement of this material will provide safety and expansion of the Airport while providing a waste location for the excess material. The coordination of these two projects would be extremely important for the entire region.
We the undersigned community representatives believe that the construction of the Portsmouth Bypass, the interchange at US-52 and Junior Furnace-Powellsville Road and the extension of the Greater Portsmouth Regional Airport are necessary to address the safety, mobility and economic needs of this area of the state. Through our support we request that funds are committed for the completion of these projects and that appropriate decisions be made to facilitate the timely completion of these much needed projects while providing regional workforce opportunities. In addition, we believe that employees working maintenance on State highways need to be required to reside in Scioto County in the interest of public safety and emergency efficiency.


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Milliners showing with the Headonsim initiative at The Exhibition at Somerset House - Charlie Le Mindu, J. Smith Esquire, Noel Stewart and Piers Atkinson - were celebrated on Friday 16th September at a Champagne Reception, with a speech by Stephen Jones OBE. Headonism is sponsored by Royal Ascot.
London Mayor Boris Johnson opened London Fashion Week with Harold Tillman CBE on Friday September 16th 2011. He was joined by some of the UK's Olympic hopefuls. He took the opportunity to announce Fashion 2012, the official fashion industry activity for the Olympic year. Created by the BFC, it is a central platform under which the industry is able to showcase and celebrate British fashion.
London's spring/summer 2012 NEWGEN and NEWGEN MEN designers were announced at Tom's Terrace, Somerset House on Tuesday 7th June 2011. Sarah Mower, BFC Ambassador for Emerging Talent, invited press to meet the winners and their muses.
Estethica is celebrating its 5th Anniversary as the industry's leading showcase of ethical fashion. Livia Firth and Harold Tillman CBE hosted a celebratory evening on May 24th 2011 for guests including past and present Estethica designers and industry experts at Almada, Mayfair. Estethica thanks its official sponsor, Monsoon, for their support for the ninth consecutive season.
Samantha Cameron hosted a reception at 10 Downing Street for members of the fashion industry on Friday 18th February, the first day of London Fashion Week, autumn/winter 2011.
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This unit aims to introduce students to the theory and practice of language testing and assessment in a range of second and foreign language contexts. It makes links between language curriculum and assessment and develops skills in test design, validation and evaluation appropriate to learning settings.
Topics to be addressed in this unit include: Current theories in language testing and assessment; The purposes of language assessment; Testing of language for specific purposes; Communicative language teaching methodology and its implications for assessment; The ethics in language assessment; Methods and techniques for testing speaking, listening, reading and writing skills; Self and peer assessment; Properties of language tests; and The evaluation of language assessment instruments.
A description and evaluation report on a language assessment instrument (3000 words - 50%); and an essay on a current issue in language assessment (3000 words - 50%).
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Fulcher, G and Davison, F. (2007). Language Testing and Assessment. An advanced resource book. Routledge publications.
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These are the bookings recorded for the Doris C. Gravat Detention Center for April 30. Some of the people listed may not have actually spent time in jail if they posted bond and were released. Although those listed have been arrested and charged, that does not mean they have been found guilty. All bookings may be viewed online by visiting www.aikenstandard.com and clicking on the "Crime" tab.
Rashawan Vertez Carter, 23 — trafficking crack cocaine, possession of stolen pistol, unlawful carrying of pistol, no South Carolina driver's license, no vehicle license
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Vontrese Lafaciette Freeman, 28 — shoplifting second offense less than $2,000
Tarneshia Lashun Burke, 28 — shoplifting first offense less than $2,000, simple possession of marijuana
Duncan Brown Engram, 39 — disorderly conduct two counts
William Glenn Beck, 46 — disorderly conduct, malicious injury to personal property, assault and battery third degree
Kevin Patrick O'Donnell, 45 — driving under suspension
Charles Edward Johnson Sr., 49 — child endangerment, failure to comply with court bench warrant, driving under the influence
James David Temple Paul IV, 26 — obtaining nonferrous metal
Alexander George Mikos, 18 — simple larceny
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Trina Evette Gardner, 38 — criminal domestic violence
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Mark Christopher Dixon, 42 — shoplifting less than $2,000 first offense
Armeda Renee Anstett, 38 — violation of drug distribution law, manufacture or possession with intent to distribute two counts
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Six Sweetwater players have earned first team all-District 4-3A football honors and sophomore quarterback Kaegan Jeffrey is the co-newcomer of the year.
Three of the first team-ers — senior Willie Norman, junior Kaleb Hoover and sophomore Bray Amos — are wide receivers while the other three are on defense — senior lineman Tadeo Canon-Masjoan, senior linebacker Ryan Linebaugh and sophomore defensive back Isaiah McGee.
Jeffrey completed 141 of 245 passes for 2,089 yards and 19 touchdowns this season in his first year as a starter. Amos caught 50 passes for 652 yards, while Hoover caught 38 passes for 562 yards and Norman was on the receiving end of 33 passes for 642 yards.
Linebaugh and Canon-Masjoan also earned second team all-district recognition at running back and kicker, respectively.
Sweetwater's other players named to the second team were offensive linemen Jonathan Martinez and Andrew Davis, Nick Nemir at defensive back and Luis Gaxiola at defensive end.
Linebaugh, Nemir, Gax-iola, Hoover and Canon-Masjoan received either first- or second-team all-district recognition for the second straight year.
Linebaugh had 425 yards and nine TDs rushing this season for Sweetwater and also had a team-high 135 tackles, while Canon-Masjoan had 118 tackles, including a team-high 16 for a loss plus nine sacks. Nemir recorded 84 tackles and Gaxiola had 73 stops.
Earning honorable mention all-district recognition for Sweetwater were Kyle Lambert, Cole Maxwell, Daven Alvarez, Angel Cab-allero, Ty Davis, Stephen May and Kendall Rea.
Wylie's Taylor Grant was the MVP and Greenwood's Kam Williams was offensive MVP, while Monahans' Jackson Scharf and Wylie's Jaxon Bounds were co-defensive MVPs. Big Spring's Tobyn Tannehill shared the newcomer of the year honor with Jeffrey. Wylie's Riley Olson and Monahans' Tivo Armendariz were the co-linemen of the year and the Ironman award was given to Wylie's Patrick Walker.
District 4-3A's three playoff teams — champion Wylie, runnerup Monahans and third place finisher Greenwood — all advanced three rounds deep before losing this past weekend.
Sweetwater finished 4-6 overall under first-year head coach Shane Mobley and 2-3 in district play, but two of the team's losses this season were by a total of just eight points.


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Chronology of Coverage
Feb. 21, 2015
Continuing weakness of Chinese renminbi is growing worry for country's policy makers and corporate executives; Chinese central bank must continually prevent currency from falling, as its declines reflect fact that wealthy Chinese are moving large sums of money out of country; banks, traders and many companies have begun shifting money out of China and betting on currency's further depreciation. MORE
Jul. 3, 2014
China says it will permit banks to set their own exchange rates for the renminbi against the dollar in deals with clients, in a step to relax controls to make the currency more market-driven. MORE
May. 14, 2014
Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew, during trip to China, pushes country to allow market forces to decide its exchange rate; also presses senior officials there not to undercut Obama administration's sanctions on Russia. MORE
May. 12, 2014
Op-Ed article by author Yu Hua investigates how China's currency has consistently risen in value while achieving a low rate of inflation, defying economic norms; suggests cause may be a large and corrupt officialdom that is hoarding vast sums of cash; cites estimate that as much as 50 percent of surplus money may have been taken out of circulation by officials who protect their wealth with kickbacks and bribes. MORE
Apr. 26, 2014
Fall of the renminbi to its lowest point since 2012 is making Chinese exports cheaper in United States and elsewhere, but drop also makes it harder for foreign companies to compete in China and other markets where Chinese exporters have significant presence; Obama administration, which has long put pressure on China to allow faster appreciation, now finds itself in awkward position as renminbi has begun to move in the opposite direction. MORE
Mar. 17, 2014
Latest developments suggest that day-to-day strengthening of China's currency renminbi is no longer the certainty it once appeared to be; newfound volatility and uncertainty is part of China's wide-ranging financial overhauls, which could reverberate in other economies. MORE
Mar. 16, 2014
China's Central Bank will double amount by which renminbi will be permitted to rise or fall each day, move that could lead to wider daily price fluctuations; announcement offers latest indication that China is determined to make its currency an international one and to give market forces a larger role in its economy. MORE
Mar. 1, 2014
Value of China's currency continues its slide against United States dollar, rattling investors by falling to its lowest level in nearly year, before closing higher; renminbi lost 0.3 percent of its value against dollar, and has fallen 1.5 percent so far in 2014. MORE
May. 1, 2013
China, for all its modern trappings, still prefers to pay for things the old-fashioned way: with cash; experts say it is not a refusal to enter the 21st century as much as a reflection of the state of mutual wariness between country's government, which refuses to print large bills for fear of corruption, and its citizens, many of whom do not trust banks. MORE
Nov. 28, 2012
Obama administration declines to label China a currency manipulator, noting that it has let its currency, renminbi, rise nearly 10 percent against the dollar since June 2010; United States manufacturers say China is manipulating the currency to gain an advantage. MORE
Oct. 24, 2012
Eduardo Porter Economic Scene column contends that publicly getting tough with China over its currency to try to cut United States trade deficit is unlikely to be very effective; holds that multilateral approach, with tough talk in private, is more likely to succeed against other egregious policies. MORE
Oct. 18, 2012
Mitt Romney accused China of being a currency manipulator during the latest presidential debate, but the renminbi has strengthened during President Obama's time in office. MORE
Oct. 15, 2012
China's central bank chief Zhou Xiaochuan says nation's currency has reached its equilibrium rate, signaling that major movement in its value is unlikely soon. MORE
Jun. 1, 2012
China's central bank pushed down the renminbi 0.9 percent in May against the dollar, a steeper drop than in any other month since the government began allowing the currency to appreciate gradually in the summer of 2005; shift could help Chinese exports but worsen trade friction with Europe and particularly the United States. MORE
May. 26, 2012
Treasury Department announces that China has made progress in allowing its currency to rise against the dollar, declining to accuse the nation of manipulating its currency to gain a trade advantage. MORE
May. 3, 2012
American and Chinese officials prepare to convene talks, and Treasury officials are vowing to press China to make its currency and financial systems more responsive to market forces; pace of appreciation of the renminbi against the dollar has slowed in the last year, ensuring that China's manipulation of its exchange rate remains a central topic. MORE
May. 2, 2012
Eduardo Porter Economic Scene column says that Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner will have a harder time making the case that America's trade imbalance is somehow China's fault now that China's surplus with the rest of the world has largely disappeared; contends that the goal of a more balanced China, in terms of wages, trade, investment and other factors is closer than it has been for a decade. MORE
Apr. 15, 2012
Chinese government announces that it will allow the renminbi to vary more in value against the dollar during each day's trading, but gives no hint that it will accept the Obama administration's demands to allow the currency to show a longer-term trend of appreciation against the dollar. MORE
Mar. 13, 2012
Chinese economic officials say they might encourage bank lending but hint at slower appreciation of the renminbi, which would be a contentious issue for the United States. MORE
Feb. 16, 2012
China's currency has appreciated significantly since June 2010, leading many economists to question whether the exchange rate is still the most important economic issue for the United States to press with China's leaders; renminbi's rise has helped American companies by reducing the cost of their products in China. MORE
Dec. 28, 2011
Obama administration declines to label China a currency manipulator after seeing recent increases in the value of the renminbi compared with the dollar; Treasury Department's report cites China's progress in raising the exchange rate but says more progress is needed. MORE
Dec. 27, 2011
China and Japan agree to start direct trading of their currencies; renminbi is not fully convertible and therefore cannot yet compete with the dollar as a global reserve currency, though move could be small step in that direction. MORE
Nov. 22, 2011
Reuters BreakingViews column opines financing the International Monetary Fund through the European Central Bank is worth a closer look; holds China has incentive to free its renminbi currency, helping Chinese exporters. MORE
Oct. 19, 2011
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Evasi0n jailbreak tool updated to version 1.3, now supports iOS 6.0, 6.1 and 6.1.1
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