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My husband's mom passed away recently. The will directs that any assets be divided equally between he and my sister-in-law. The house their mom lived in one of these assets and is currently empty. My SIL has told my husband that she would like her son (our nephew) to move into the house. Since the mortgage was paid off years ago, the only thing he would have to pay for would be utilities and taxes. This would be a lucky break for him, since he is unemployed and his girlfriend is currently supporting them both, in addition to their young son.
My issue is that, if my husband and SIL were to sell the house outright, my husband would be entitled to half of the proceeds. If our nephew moves in, my husband gets nothing. Yes, my SIL also gets nothing, but it's her son who benefits, and what parent wouldn't sacrifice to give to their kids? As a parent myself, I understand that. However, I think my SIL is assuming a lot by asking my husband to essentially give up thousands of dollars that he could put to good use.
To sidestep any speculation, I just want to say that I'm not eyeing this money in any way. I make my own money at a good job and have a retirement plan well under way. My husband, while having a good job, has a very poor retirement plan and I think the proceeds of the house would be a great way to beef up his personal retirement savings. We also have a child and it certainly wouldn't hurt to add a little to her college savings.
My husband doesn't want to create a rift between our families over this and is having a hard time deciding over the "right" thing to do. I've suggested to him that he talk to some other people he trusts who may have been in a similar situation, or who might have a clearer understanding of what's really at stake financially.
I'm curious to know what others would do.
ARA: My mother-in-law died, we have an issue with the assets
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You can look at this two ways: you can hold on to the asset for a year or two while the housing market improves and let the nephew live there, hopefully the asset will appreciate in value. Or you can sell the house and let your husband's sister give her son money or a place to live. An estate is left to your heirs as an inheritance to do with as you decide, it sounds like his sister wants to use it as a charity for her son.
Are there other assets that would offset 1/2 of the house that could go to the son and then the house could be signed over to the daughter? Then you could be done with the whole thing. Or can the sister buy him out of 1/2?
The issue with keeping the house is that if/when the furnace goes or the rook leaks or the son didn't plan for the huge tax bill and needs someone to cover it – both siblings are on the hook. I think it is nice to allow the grandson to live there while you are trying to sell the house or while the estate goes through probate but it is unwise to allow that to linger for an uncertain period of time.
If it was my family I would focus on the "concern about liability" issue and that it isn't the $$ or the son but the responsibility and liability of a non-owner occupied house.
And the cost for the son- if you do go ahead- shoud be taxes, insurance and a small "repair fund" paid into a "house account" paid to his mom or uncle on a MONTHLY basis..just like rent…and he should have the utilities in his name and pay them just as he would if it wasn't a family home.
Good luck!
A friend went through a similar situation many years ago. I won't bore you with the details. The house was appraised and it was decided that my friend and her husband would pay his siblings fair market value. Good luck!
I would suggest that the sister buy out your husband for his half of the house. Then it becomes her property to do with as she wishes, including renting it to her son. Have the house appraised and go from there.
there will be liabilities on your side as others mentioned. you will need a home onwers policy in your names to protect your current assets. the child will need renters insurance. you will lose the star deduction as a non owner occupied. so you taxes will be going up. at bare minimum the child should pay, taxes, utilies, and both insurance policies. without a job on his part it may be like getting blood from a stone. his girlfriend pays the bills now but the new bills could be higher.
i would suggest that the property be sold. again if other assets can come close to what you would have received from the sale move in that direction
family fueds are fun, i work in a family business. i can tell you there will be ruffled feathers. when you decide stick to your decision, no matter how much complaining and backstabbing you here.
Why not set the house up as a rental, charge the son in law a fair rent and after the taxes are paid and money is set aside for deferred maintenance, then divide the proceeds equally between the two siblings. The nephew should not be living there rent free, if his mom wants to do that then he can live at home with her. So IMO, either rent to the nephew or sell the place and split the proceeds. It's the only fair thing to do.
You have a few issues here where it would be worthwhile to discuss with your tax advisor. Including the proper way to record the income from a below market rate rental or the potential tax consequences of a real estate sale.
Before this meeting get a real estate apprasial and an estimated monthly fair market rent amount from a realtor.
I agree – your SIL should buy your husband out of 1/2 of the house. It's the only legal way to do it and the only way that he protects his assets. I would steer clear of letting the nephew stay there for a year or two until the housing market improves. It could be a nightmare to get the nephew out once he's all moved in and comfy cozy and could create serious family issues that you don't want to touch with a 10′ pole. If SIL wants the nephew to live there – scott free – then she buys your DH out of his half. Period.
PS – Mr. Nephew needs to get a job. Not a house handed to him. A handout is not going to help him do anything but mooch. Until he can demonstrate that he can handle the responsibility – which means securing and keeping employment – he shouldn't just be given a house and your husband shouldn't just give up his share.
My father-in-law had an almost similar situation just recently.
He bought out his sister so he was the sole owner of the home.
If the SIL wants that house for her kid she should buy out her brother. She can't just use the place as if she was the sole owner of the property, she isn't.
I say let the sister buy the brother out and then she can be left to deal with figuring out financial burden should it happen with the son living in the house. And the brother will have a few extra bucks for his retirement and kids college fund!
I agree with Megan. But what hasn't been mentioned is the what is good for the nephew. He should not get a place for free!! He needs to earn his own way. He needs to be a man. I suggest to give him 6 months to save as much money as he can with no mortgage or rent payments. Then he should pay rent to his mother for what she spent to buy her brother's half of the house. This way he will have a cushion if the house needs repairs or some emergency comes. The nephew should not be handed a free house.
He needs to be bought out of the house period. I would assume there is a lawyer involved? Get him to clear up the issue for the sibilings… there is no reason that you should have to give up $40,000ish((??)), I don't care how good of a job you have – that's a TON of money!!
If your sister-in-law wants the use of the house, she can take out a mortgage for half the fair-market-value of the house to pay your husband outright and then she bares the burden of owning the home. Otherwise if you and your husband agree to let the nephew stay, then he should pay for renting it. You would get half of the rent and if your sister-in-law chooses to not charge him, that is between her and her son. I would put a timeline on how long he can stay and what the short and long term plan for the house is.
I would not feel badly at all, there should be more awareness from everyone of estates, wills and trusts. This should be a lesson for everyone to be educated about these things, get a lawyer, get a will and have a plan BEFORE loved ones die. Discuss these things so that tough situations like this do not arise in hard times following deaths, you have much more to worry about in times of greiving. My dad is an estate planner and we have been aware of these things from a young age, they can rip families apart and should be openly discussed and revisited every so many years if situations change. Good luck.
I'll echo the other readers- his sister should buy your husband out for half the fair marker value or else they should both list the house, sell it to someone else, and split the proceeds. Your husband should DEFINITELY be using that money for his retirement- not as a handout for the nephew.
The only sensible thing is for the SIL to buy your husband out. Even if she has to take a mortgage to do so, rates are fantastic and if her son and his partner have been managing rent they should be able to swing this as well. This is a fantastic thing for SIL to do for her son, given the economy I'm not going to assume his unemployment is not a result of his being unreliable or lazy, but it's crazy to expect an uncle to gift you a house.
Here's my thought…once your nephew moves in there's a chance he will never move out. You don't sound greedy at all. Your sister in law should have the house appraised and pay you half of the worth and then let her son move in. Why should her son live "scott free" and your children not benefit at all? It doesn't sound like she is trying to swindle you out of any money, sounds like she just doesn't realize what she's saying by asking such a thing.
If its not A financial hardship to you and your family right now, I would suggest having him pay $800 to $1000 a month in a joint account to your husband and sister in law. This can really be a savings you set up and after two years, the money saved he can use as a down pAyment on a house. They can pay biweekly . Plus the money is there if there should be a repair needed. This way, he gets some help (apartments /house rentals are usually more expensive and your house and SIL can wait for the market to go up. Plus you have someone in there to keep an eye on it. You wouldn't have to worry about pipes freezing or someone breaking in to steal the cooper, he can maintain the house. Is he not working for health reasons or can't find a job? If he can work, even if he has to take a lower paying job outside of his field, it would pay the money or the "savings" and wouldn't come out of his girlfriends money.
One wonders if allowing this to happen is enabling the nephew. (just a thought)
It's a liability and accounting nightmare (Read #7 above). The nephew does "help" in terms of insuring the house by having the house occupied vs. empty…but "rental" property insurance is more expensive than homeowners, and it may be wise to hold the property for a year to allow the market to recover. If there is a loss on the property in excess of the insurance coverage, you as the owner would be responsible. If nephew is a slug and falls behind in rent payments, and taxes become due….the owners will need to pay up….and if you need to evict the nephew, I don't know if you can if only one of the owners takes that step(!)
As with most problems, communications is the key here, BEFORE nephew moves in….Setting limits (ie tenant for a year only) and putting things in writing help greatly. Aside for taxes, utilities and repairs that people mentioned above (**and real estate taxes will go up since there is no STAR exemption), what about ordinary maintenance? (who is going to cut the lawn, maintain the flower beds, shovel the snow?)
Best wishes.
The Sister-in-law sounds like a selfish predator picking over the remains of a dead body. Reminds me of Nero's mother, give her nothing because she will take everything.
Your husband doesn't owe his nephew anything, including money because the kid is out of work and has had a child out of wedlock. Those are his problems, not your husbands. If the kid can't figure out how to use a condom until he gets married and gets a job, all he'll do is blow through the money and your husband's motehr's long years of hard work will be for naught. Is that any way to honor her after death?
Tell the kid and his mother life is hard and then you die, just like his mother did. The sacrifice your husband's mother made was for HER children, not for the child of your parasitic daughther-in-law's child.
I know of a similar situation & the sibling bought out his brothers and sisters.
Or you could wait until the market improves and the house is worth more- but that would create drama down the line when/if you needed to ask to sell/be reimbursed.
Who is the executor? What does the lawyer say? Was this the only asset? any life insurance?
The sister might not like it, but if she wants the house for her son she needs to find a way pay your Husband for his half of the house. Hopefully there is other assets so the sister can pay for it out of that money.
The attorney handling the deceased mother's probate can easily handle the sale of your husband's portion of the house to his sister. Let her come up with the money to pay him half the fair market value once the house has been appraised. DO NOT let the nephew move in. Once he's in rent free – he'll never leave and your husband will never see a dime. If the sister-in-law cannot afford to buy your husband out of his share, the house should be sold directly out of the estate by the executor or administrator of the estate and the proceeds equally distributed to your husband and his sister.
Don't feel bad for trying to protect your husband's share of his mother's estate. If his mother wanted the freeloading nephew to live there rent free, she could have put that in her will but she didn't; so obviously her last wishes were for your husband to get half her estate. To honor his mother's final wishes, he should do just that.
This happened with my extended family. The sister needs to buy out her brother's half. Then she can have whomever she wants to move in. It's unfair (the sister) of her to expect the brother to sit back and not get anything from this asset.
This is why people need lawyers. If a lawyer was handling this, the idea of just giving the house over wouldn't even be an option. The Executer of an Estate has a fiduciary responsibility to make sure the estate is settled fairly among all beneficiaries.
A fair market value should be assigned to the house. The nephew would need to purchase it from the estate for that amount. If SIL wants to give her son that money back, that's her business. If your husband wants to do the same, that's his business. But there's still a process and it should be followed. It's there for a reason.
BTW – just consider the financial problems you and your husband would have if this nephew moves in, doesn't pay the taxes, trashes the place and then refuses to leave. That could potentially leave your husband owing thousands of dollars in property taxes, paying to fix up the place and paying for an eviction proceeding – all just to try to recoup something that was his in the first place. Don't get yourselves into that kind of mess.
Why should her son benefit if your child doesn't get to benefit? The best thing would be for the SIL to buy out your husband's half of the house.
Do not let the nephew move in before anything is in writing. Don't let your SIL to take the wheel here. She is being unfair and it was her mother's will to leave it fair 1/2 and 1/2 to each child. The grandchild wasn't mentioned and you and your husband shouldn't be out thousands because he can't get his act straight. A good sit down needs to occur between you, your husband and the SIL and her husband. Be smart and good luck!
Get the house appraised and then have SIL pay her brother half of its value so she owns it herself. She can likely get a home equity loan on the property to do so. That is the *only* way to avoid future pain and suffering for all of the parties involved.
She should be able to easily buy him out of his half by taking out a small mortgage on the house. She can then arrange to either have the nephew pay it off through rent, or pay it herself.
Your sister in law definitely needs to buy out your husbands interest in the property if she wants to enable to her son by having him live there. Have an appraisal done by a licensed appraiser, take 1/2 the value, and that is what is owed to your husband.
I agree with most everyone here. The sister should buy out your husband's half of the house. A similar situation happened to close family friends of ours. The father died and left his house to his three children. The one sister bought out her two siblings who didn't want the house and then gave the house to her daughter. Once you let the nephew move in, good luck getting him out…or getting your sister to agree to sell/buy you out!
I'd be curious to see how this all pans out.
The house is owned jointly by sister and brother. The nephew signs a lease and pays rent enough to cover taxes and put some aside for home up-keep. When nephew gets back on his feet (i.e., gets a job) he should plan to move out or purchase the property from his mom and uncle for fair market value. This can be done over-time with mom and uncle holding the mortgage, if need-be. The house is an asset. It's not going anywhere. As long as you ensure it's properly cared for and maintained (as you would with any rental property), it will only increase in value. Probably better to leave the value there rahter than getting cash and putting it in an IRA that will earn next to nothing. This keeps everyone happy, gives the nephew some help, without giving him a totally free place to live, and protects your husband's half of the value of the house.
I may have to echo many of the others. Fair means one sibling buys out the other, then does as he or she wishes with the property. If the siblings have sufficient assets in the estate, all to the good. If neither wishes to buy the home outright, at market price, put it on the market and sell it.
Liability, taxes, and repairs are the reasons neither should share the ownership of the home.
Good Luck, some folks get too emotional over a thing like a house, but home is where you make it.
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Forget the other comments, Here is the skinny as Fred sees it:
The will leaves half to your hubby, half to the SIL. Sell the house and honor his mother's wishes and split the proceeds.
If the SIL insists otherwise direct her to his mom's wished and tell her she can buy out your hubby.
Sounds like the nephew is your typical white trash, no job and a GF with a kid-He doesn't need this house-he needs a BRAIN.
Without your mother-in-law passing, would your brother have invested this money into half a house that won't be used by him?
If the answer to this is no, he needs to be either bought out by his sister or the house needs to go onto the market.
I think the right/fair thing to do is to have the house assessed and the sister/nephew/whoever buys out the brother's half. Then whoever she wants to live there can. I have seen this in many situations and personally that is how I think it should be handled.
It's all in how you word this to the SIL. Your husband is going to "help" her, by offering to value the house now (in a low market, and while interest rates are low). He is going to "let" her be the landlord and make all the concessions for her son so as not to cause any other rifts with family members, it will simply be between the SIL and nephew. Things break, need to be repaired, bills go unpaid… he needs to cut his losses and preserve his assets.
Your SIL needs to come up with half the value of the house and give it to your husband. Otherwise, sell the house and they split it. Remember that you have no say in your husband's inheritance…unless it becomes comingled with your marital assets. Myself, I would not get involved. Remember…blood is thicker than water. Especially when it comes to money!
My grandmother died, leaving her house to my mother and uncle. My mother, living two hours away, had no use for the house, while my uncle did, one of his daughters and two grandchildren could move in there.
He EXPECTED to pay Mom for her half of what the house was worth at the time. He didn't expect mom to lose out on half of a rather comfortable inheritance.
They had the house appraised, and had an agreement drawn up that said he would pay mom for half of the apprisal value.
Everyone is happy.
She has no right to take away what is legally his (half the value of the house). It is called stealing.
He's going to live there rent free and pay the taxes…if he doesn't pay the taxes your husband and SIL will be stuck with the taxes. Once he moves in, you're stuck with him !
this happens all too often in families, and cannot be sorted out equitably in the end if the party moves into the home, so:
1) do NOT let the kid move in until some agreement is reached;
2) emphasize that your husband is entitled to half of any proceeds associated with the property, so either sell outright or sell his share to his sister (fyi–your child is also entitled to equal consideration of the property value so why should his/her cousin get his value for "free"?); and
3) do not allow your husband to assume any quilt as to forcing an equitable outcome. Fair is always fair and it is not a sin to assist upon it…
be very vigilant in this situation..
Using the principle of Occam's Razor (the simplest solution is most often the right one), sell the house and then distribute the proceeds as you see fit. Otherwise, you'll inevitably be auditioning for a spot on Judge Judy.
The SIL is out of line to even make such a suggestion. She may be enabling her son, or she may not, but it is her son an if she wants to take on his responsibilities, fine, but she has no right to expect your husband to to so. Unless you really know and trust your nephew, I think it could be a big mistake to let him stay there. And if you do, let him pay rent. And not rent that he can use for a down payment, rent that he pays! Give him cheap rent to get back on his feet, but he has no incentive to do so, if he has free housing and a girlfriend who supports him.
LEt your nephew have it.
It was in the will it stay in the family if family need existed by the grand parents and you are obviously money hungry , you will lienaet your self from your family.


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Feb 15, 2006 | With a seasonal shopping virus striking the nation at the usual time, some readers may have missed a late December 2005 article in the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM). The article by Deborah Zarin and colleagues examined recent trends in the public registration of clinical trial data in the main U.S. database — clinicaltrials.gov.
In 2004, a group of influential medical journal editors threatened to bar publication of clinical trial studies that had not been registered in a suitable public database. A deadline of September 2005 was set. Zarin's article was the first detailed look at pharma's reaction.
In some respects, surprising progress has been made: 76 percent of the trials registered by industry from May to October, 2005, had information about the primary outcome of the study. The overall increase of trials being registered is also impressive, and quoted to be 73 percent, though no one knows exactly how many trials there are.
Other observers, however, look at the same data and are less impressed. Among them, the editors of the NEJM, who published an editorial critical of the response of some Big Pharma companies.
As Jeffrey Drazen and Alastair Wood point out, many companies fill in the "Intervention Name" field in the clinicaltrials.gov database in good faith. But GlaxoSmithKline and Pfizer provided meaningless data in that field in 21 and 11 percent of their registered trials, respectively.
When it comes to telling physicians about primary outcome, Novartis completes the "Intervention Name" field in the database just 3 percent of the time. Merck supplies that information just 20 percent of the time. The fact that their gnarliest competitors do routinely offer such information punctures the idea that such information is of a proprietary or competitive nature.
The NEJM editors state: "In our opinion, it is unacceptable for a trial sponsor to not register its trial in a complete, meaningful, and timely fashion. We call for all clinical investigators and patients to participate only in fully registered trials."


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Once the vows have been taken, the toasts given and the bouquet tossed, newlyweds find themselves faced with more decisions, from how to divide up household chores or spend gift money to how to decorate their new homes. According to a study by Fairchild Bridal Group*, the wedding industry brings in about $120 billion in the U.S. each year, with more than half spent not on the wedding itself but on costs for the couple's new life ahead - including $4 billion on new furniture to make the new house feel more like a home.
"When couples are starting a life together and creating their first home, it's easy to feel overwhelmed by all of the choices out there," said Penny Eudy, product manager of upholstery for La-Z-Boy. "Temporary, 'do-it-yourself' furniture options often seem like an easy way to save money upfront, but in the long run, couples are better off investing in quality furniture that won't need to be replaced after a few short years."
The following options from La-Z-Boy offer an array of comfortable styles for newlyweds - all of which are sure to last for many anniversaries to come.
Married life doesn't have to mean frumpy furniture. For couples who want a sleek, contemporary look, the "Zoe" sofa features a popular track arm style and beveled wood legs and is available in a wide array of fabrics and leathers. Part of the La-Z-Boy Premier Collection, "Zoe" also features ComfortCore cushion technology for superior comfort. Since it is available in a loveseat, stationary chair or ottoman, Zoe makes it easy to create a room full of comfort that - like marriage - is designed to stand the test of time. Price as shown: $899 USD.
Comforts of Home "Skyler" offers a plush arm and headrest, as well as an accent top stitch detail and pillow top seat cushions, to bring comfort to a new home. "Skyler" is also available with a matching reclining sofa and loveseat, so it can grow with the family. Price as shown: $529 USD.
Finishing Touches To complete the new living room, the "Charlotte" high leg reclining chair features classic tapered wooden legs. Its versatile look means "Charlotte" is a seamless complement to a variety of furniture collections. Price as shown: $399 USD.
Put Your Feet Up To add even more comfort, function and style to the home, the "Leo" multi-purpose ottoman offers ample storage space and a reversible top - one side with tufted fabric to provide additional seating and the other with a wooden cocktail table. "Leo" is available in one cover, or couples can mix and match their favorite fabrics and leathers to create a customized look. Price as shown: $249 USD.
La-Z-Boy furniture is available through La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries®, La-Z-Boy Comfort Studio dealers and anywhere genuine La-Z-Boy furniture is sold. Customers can visit www.lazboy.com to find the La-Z-Boy retailer nearest them.
*Source: Fairchild Bridal Infobank American Wedding Study, 2002
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Nikki Cs Hair Studio is a unisex hair salon within Fortnock's Healthclub, Kingswinford.
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2006–2007 EPG Fellows
|Nicholas Citizen '08
Business Administration Major
Atlanta, GA"With my energy drink by my side there was nothing that I could not do."
|Michael Cox '09
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|Boha Esenov '08
Business Administration (Management) Major/Political Science Minor
Kyrgyzstan"It takes extensive interaction with kids to be able to develop adequate influence and emphasize my authority at the same time. These times really helped me explore many communication and connection skills."
|Samantha Franklin '09
Agriculture Major/Business Administration Minor
Liberty, KY"The work here is too important to be allowed to fall between the cracks of society. The longer I am here the more I realize just how lucky I am. I have also realized exactly to what extent the American people are ignorant of the poverty in our own front yard."
|Rosanna Green '08
Sociology Major
Morenci, MI"While chatting with the other interns I have realized how fortunate I am to have this program (EPG) behind me, not just because it is helpful for the internship, but because it is so supportive and gives the Fellows so much knowledge and experience."
|Letisha Hemanes '09
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Atlanta, GA"Then she told me how much I contributed to the program and to the session, and that it was automatically assumed that I was going to the graduation…"
|Rabecca Hichilo '09
Economics Major
Zambia"It is because of the importance of the survey process in evaluating and communicating performance that I feel I do have an important contribution to make to MACED's activities."
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Kenya"Doing the right thing doesn't always mean that everyone else agrees with your course of action or that you even feel good about it. It's the hard part about leadership I suppose."
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Communications Major
Kansas"I may not have found my career this summer, but I have seen selflessness firsthand and I have learned that passion cannot be found in the office, but can only be discovered in the heart."
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Liberia"I learned that the key elements of collaboration are communication and commitment. Good communication makes you more efficient and helps avoid mistakes. Commitment is also a key element of collaboration because if everyone is committed, the burden is not left on one person – thus causing the project to be more evenhanded as it incorporates several opinions."
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Business Administration Major
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Chemistry Major
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Even with the economy in shambles, Anderson County football coach Mark Peach is looking for a little extra money for a member of his staff.
"We need to increase Coach (Duane) Hammons' pay," Peach quipped about his defensive coordinator. His Bearcats had just beaten long-time rival Mercer County, 28-6, Friday night.
The Bearcats held Mercer without an offensive touchdown. Anderson stopped Mercer twice inside the two-yard line and limited the Titans to 161 yards offensively, 78 of which came on two plays.
Friday sports update
Anderson County had a big day in high school sports on Thursday.
The Bearcat boys' soccer team exploded in the opening minutes of the second half to roll past district rival Frankfort, 4-1, on the Anderson pitch. Leading 1-0 after a first half that saw the Bearcats miss out on some big opportunities, Anderson's David Simmons and Josh Doolin both scored within a five-minute span just after halftime to give Anderson a commanding 3-0 lead.
SPORTS BLOG: Could the Bearcats be ripe for an upset?
I never thought I would see the day when I wondered if Anderson County was really ready for its annual football grudge match with Mercer County.
Not so much about the Bearcats themselves, since I have not been around the team as it has prepared for Friday's game at Warford Stadium. That first game whipping by Bryan Station should have been enough to remind the Bearcats that any team they play is capable of sending them home with an "L."
Wednesday sports update
Boys' soccer: Western Hills rallies past Bearcats
The Anderson County boys' soccer team dropped a 2-1 decision to Western Hills on Tuesday night as Western Hills scored twice in the final 25 minutes to pull out the district win. The Bearcats fell to 4-5-0 on the year, 0-2 in district play. They host Frankfort Thursday at 6 p.m.
"We are looking for better execution against Frankfort," Anderson coach Brett Morris said, adding that the Bearcats need "more shots on goal and fewer silly mistakes."
Girls' soccer: Oldham whips Lady Bearcats
Tony Bennett might have left his heart in San Francisco, but Shea Fridh is putting everything she has into getting there for a cause dear to her heart.
The Anderson County resident is a member of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society's Team in Training as she points to running her first half-marathon in The City by the Bay on Oct. 13. In doing so, she will be raising money for research into the dreaded diseases.
The girls' soccer team at Anderson County High School has consistently been one of the school's most respected over the last decade, as the program has often been ranked among the state's Top 25. The current season started as no exception with the Lady Bearcats ranked 25th, despite heavy graduation losses from last year.
Commonwealth Stadium won't be the site of the state's only football rivalry this weekend.
Friday, Anderson County hosts Mercer County in a renewal of one of the oldest, and at times, most heated, rivalries for either school. The series has been played sporadically over the years but reached its zenith on the grudge-meter when the schools were district rivals from 1987 to 1996 and usually battled for a state playoff berth.
Remember that day back in 1983 when the Cats and Cards finally duked it out on the basketball court?
Never mind that the luck of the NCAA tournament draw put the programs on a collision course to meet in Knoxville, Tenn., of all places, for the right to play in the Final Four.
It was the Dream Game.
SHELBYVILLE – To see the demeanor around the Anderson County volleyball team Monday night, one might think the Lady Bearcats had just won the game of the year.
To be sure, they had dropped a 26-24, 25-22 decision to host Collins, the team that has owned the 30th District since the school opened last year.
But for Anderson, at least, victories might not always show on the scoreboard.
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Cantina's extensive background in online and mobile video is leading it to the next frontier in branded video: Connected TV, which is the integration and convergence of the internet into modern television sets and set-top boxes.
Cantina's consultants recognize that connected TV is early in its curve and that there is fragmentation and ambiguity as to how Connected TV will be leveraged as a brand channel. However, Samsung and Google are being aggressive, and there is little doubt that the enormous amounts of funding pouring into this space will accelerate consumer adoption. Even though monetization strategies are still in formation there is a substantial audience in the current distribution channels such as Apple TV, Samsung, Google TV, Boxee, and Roku.
Connected TV Content Delivers Greater Impact
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Messier Park and Homestead Tours
Title: Messier Park and Homestead Tours
Location: Wappingers Falls
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Description: The Wappingers Historical Society is announcing the opening of Mesier Homestead Tours to take place on Sundays, from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm and is open to the public. Mesier Homestead is located in the Village of Wappingers Falls.
Knowledgeable and friendly personnel will be waiting to show you this beautiful and historic building built in 1741, which originally had 750 acres. In 1891, the home and five acres were sold to the Village of Wappingers Falls for $2,500.00, with the stipulation that the land and building would forever be known as Mesier Park and Homestead.
Come to the Mesier Homestead and get an in-depth tour of this historic building. You'll be glad you did. Log on to our website for more information.
Date: Sunday, 16 October, 2011
Time: 01:00 PM – 04:00 PM
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by Emily Ansara Baines The Unofficial Hunger Games Cookbook
- 1 cup dried greens (cress, purslane, stinging nettle, kudzu)
- 1/4 cup dried saltwort (can be found in specialty stores or online)
- 1 tablespoon dried wild chives
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic mustard seeds
- 1/4 teaspoon evening primrose seeds
Blend ingredients in blender or coffee grinder. Sprinkle over your favorite foods.
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Fed up! McCain predicts rise of third political party
Posted By aaron On November 9, 2011 @ 10:20 am In Old Infowars Posts Style,U.S. News | Comments Disabled
Steve Holland and David Alexander
November 9, 2011
Senator John McCain predicted on Tuesday a third political party will emerge in response to Americans' economic frustrations and said it might as well be called "the Fed-Up Party."
The Republican Party's presidential nominee in 2008 raised the possibility of a third party about a year ago, but his comments on Tuesday suggest he has hardened his views as polls show Americans increasingly disillusioned with Washington politics.
The 75-year-old McCain may now be the most prominent politician forecasting Americans will look to another party to compete with Democrats and Republicans.
"Unless both parties change, then I think that it's an inevitability. We aren't doing anything for the people," McCain said in blunt remarks at the Reuters Washington Summit.
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"The allegations and public innuendo have been damaging to PDL, to PDL board members and employees, and to me personally," said McDade. "This extensive independent investigation should put these allegations to rest. However, given the personal and professional toll, I have decided to step down as CEO of PDL, and as a member of the board, by the end of this year. In the meantime, I will focus my efforts on assisting PDL's board and management in completing the corporate strategic review we have been conducting over the past few months with outside advisors, and aiding in its initial implementation. Prior to my departure, I also plan to fully support the board to enable a smooth transition to a new CEO. Beyond that, I hope to have more time to devote to my family while I consider future pursuits."
"Under Mark's leadership, PDL has built significant stockholder value,
growing revenues ten-fold while evolving the company into a diversified
business with core strength in novel antibody research and development,"
said Chairman of the Board L. Patrick Gage, Ph.D. "We are pleased that Mark
has agreed to remain in the near-term as we commence a search for his
replacement. I look forward to working with him and the broader management
team to ens
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Super mares Quevega and Voler La Vedette are among 13 seven-day entries for the ladbrokes.com World Series Hurdle at Punchestown on Thursday.
Quevega, one of six Willie Mullins possibles in the three-mile Grade One, has won the race for the last two years. The eight-year-old returns to the track on the back of a fourth consecutive success in the David Nicholson Mares' Hurdle at Cheltenham.
Backing up the Mullins assault are Mikael d'Haguenet, Mourad, So Young, Thousand Stars and Zaidpour.
Voler La Vedette was only fourth behind Quevega in this race last spring, but Colm Murphy's charge tries again after running the brilliant Big Buck's to a length and three-quarters in the Ladbrokes World Hurdle at Cheltenham.
Henry de Bromhead's Berties Dream, Jonjo O'Neill's Get Me Out Of Here and Oscars Well, from Jessica Harrington's stable, also feature in a quality list of acceptors.
Menorah could bid to supplement his Aintree gains in the Ryanair Novice Chase on the same card. The Philip Hobbs-trained seven-year-old returned to winning ways in the Grade One Manifesto Novices' Chase last week after mixed fortunes in his previous races over the bigger obstacles.
The other potential British raider in the two-mile contest is Alan King's Kumbeshwar, who has finished in the frame in handicap chases at Cheltenham and Aintree this spring.
Mouse Morris has given First Lieutenant another option, adding to his entries in the Growise Champion Novice Chase and thetote.com Punchestown Gold Cup.
The Willie Mullins-trained Blackstairmountain and Edward O'Grady's Shot From The Hip are also among the nine possibles.