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Friday, November 9th, 2012 by Amy Rozanski-Harlach Leave a Comment »I remember all those sweet swaddling blankets we had for our son when he was an itty bitty baby. The soft, thin fabric with the cute little prints. Too cute! We had so many of them and we were gifted so many adorable ones, a lot of which I've saved. Purchasing a good quality swaddle blanket is a wise choice because not only will they be super adorable but they tend to wash better and you can save them for any future babies you may know or have. I found a lot of the cheaper ones we bought faded really quickly and got those annoying little pilling balls of fabric on them. Swaddle Designs sells awesome blankets that you will love for either your own baby or someone you know who will be welcoming a new addition to their family soon! I received the Baby Sleep Bundle which is a great gift idea. In the box you receive two swaddle blankets (Different styles and colors are available) as well as a Happiest Baby CD. Wrap your baby up in one of these fantastic blankets, pop on the CD and maybe you will magically have a few hours to yourself when you can lay your sleeping baby down and watch them peacefully doze (Ok that doesn't happen often but moms can dream right?) At www.swaddledesigns.com you can pick from not only beautiful swaddling blankets but bedding, outfits and lots more. Prices are really affordable and you'll be receiving products that will soon become your favorite baby items. If you gift something from Swaddle Designs you will have everyone asking where you got such a cute gift!
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Ellen Mayer is not only good at Cuban, Brazilian and African percussion, but also an author. The musical career of Ellen Mayer began at age of six when she started to take Viola lessons. For more info please click here.

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Correct Freon Levels - the easy way
Many of us do not have access to an expensive machine to ensure you have the proper freon chage in your vehicle. With the help of a few tools and a smart phone app you can insure you have not under OR overcharged your system.
You will need:
A source of freon (r12/r134a - never mix the two)
Inexpensive manifold gauge that will draw from the freon source
Multi-tester that has a "K" type contact thermocouple (thermometer)
You can get the above two at Harbor Freight Tool for around $90.00
On your smart phone (apple or android) download the app "PT Calc"
A basic knowledge of component locations on the AC system.
Connect the manifold to the freon source and open the lines while NOT connected to the vehicle to flush out air and fill the lines with freon then shut off the valves. You will only need to connect to the low side/suction side of the system. (the blue hose)
Start the vehicle, turn on ac to recirculate and open the windows with the fan on high. Ideally the vehicle should be warmed up and outside.
As the system is running look at the low side PSI and write it down.
Use a small piece of foam door jamb insulation to hold the contact thermocouple to the freon line just as it exits the evaporator (at the firewall). The insulation will protect you from a false reading from your finger or engine heat. BE SURE to get the exit pipe - this is the one that goes to the accumulator drier on most Ford's.
Write down the temperature.
On your smartphone app PT Calc select the screen called "Superheat" Select the type of freon used (usually 134a). Enter the psi and temp.
If your system is filled just right the Superheat should be about 3 or 4 degress F. If it is higher add 1/4 lb of freon (about 4 oz), kick up the RPM for a minute, let things settle for a minute and re-check temp and psi and plug them back into the app.
Even 1 psi or 1 degree of temp will change the superheat calculation so try to be as accurate as possible. Put the temp probe right where the pipe exits the evaporator, or as close as possible. Your will have to hold it there for about 30 seconds to get a good reading.
Do not take the psi reading with the freon source valve open. Close the blue valve on the manifold so that you only get system pressure.
If your vehicle has a TXV or thermal expansion valve instead of an orifice tube you can still use this method. Be sure to place the temp probe as close to the firewall as possible. In a TXV system the drier is on the "high" side of the system close to the condensor. This pipe will feel hot as it goes into the fire wall.
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You either love X-Men and these kind of movies or you don't. If you love X-Men then Wolverine is probably your favorite. If he's not we can probably not be friends. If you are part of the group that loves these movies you're going to see this regardless of what I say so Ya'll go ahead, enjoy it and have a big time. This review is aimed at a smaller group. People that might not be big fans of X-Men/Wolverine type of movies, but they like Hugh Jackman.
If you watch Hugh Jackman as Jean ValJean in Les Miserables you love his performance. This is the Hugh Jackman that can sing, dance, and bring a very serious role like that to life. As Wolverine Jackman's role doesn't have songs and meaningful dialog that tugs at our hearts. What he does have are Adamantium blades coming out of his hands. Two roles that require totally different acting abilities and he nails them both.
This movie deals more with his immortality that is brought about by his ability to heal himself of any wound. He saved a Japanese solider during the bombing of Nagasaki. Now that soldier is the head of the largest company in Japan and he is dying. He sends for Wolverine so he can thank him for saving him, and to say goodbye. He is also interested in Wolverine's immortality. Wolverine battles the Yakuza, ninjas, samurais, and a giant robot. There is also another villain. Viper, a woman that is poison and has the ability to suck the essence of life out of you; which reminds me of my first marriage but that's another story.
His physical shape is phenomenal! Dwayne (The Rock) Johnson put him on a diet of 6000 calories a day so he could gain a pound a week. He should have called me. I'd have put him on 6000 calories a meal and he'd never have to get out of his car. Just roll down the window.
A little over 2 hours Rated PG-13
The fight scene on top of a train going 200 miles per hour and the scene after the credits is worth the price of admission.
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Swamp Water is made to be served in mason jars, but exceptions may be made for red Solo cups in honor of Toby's smash hit "Red Solo Cup" which has him nominated for three ACM Awards on April 1. Toby is scheduled to perform during the show. Toby is also set to appear on Ellen on March 15, the Tonight Show with Jay Leno on March 15th and Chelsea Lately on March 27th.
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As a frequent rider of the local Cleveland mass transit system, GCRTA, after another year has gone by it's time again to issue congratulations on a job...done. Whilst they contemplate cutting routes and schedule frequency to save money, might I suggest a few ways they can save money.
1. Answer complaints. I don't know what other peoples experiences are, but I've never gotten a reply to any complaint I sent via the website to GCRTA. Even if the people complaining are as crazy as Democrats thinking it's time to be more concilliatory to Republicans who have their best interests at heart, answer them. I jhave to note that none of my complaints have been insane so far. This may change depending on #2, below.
2. Kill the Muzak. There is no reason to install a bunch of speakers to blast crappy music 24x7 at people waiting for trains, who cannot escape. You're not trying to trick us to shopping longer in your store with slow balladeering. We can't leave. Whatever you pay for that Muzak service, picket it and spend on keeping routes open instead. That way we only have to suffer from people playing bad music on their cell phones on the trains themselves, which leads to #3.
3. Enforce your rules. There are rules against eating on busses and trains, against playing music loudly. Yet people are so sure the rules are not being enforced, they bring dipping sauce onto the train. This is a sign no one is paying attention, and I think eating fast food on mass transit trains is how the Roman Empire fell, just sayin'.
4. Get rid of the empty train going from Tower City through the remnants of the East Bank of the Flats. Run when there's a Browns game, it's the only time anybody rides it. If you want to cut low profiut routes, you cannot get much worse than an empty train.
5. Open your books. If you want more public funding - the only way you will survive - the public needs to know what everything costs. If the thought of seeing how much cash has gone down the drain for the Euclid Corridor, that's the cost of wanting taxpayer funds. The method of cutting lines and hoping the state bales out the same management team is just not getting any support for you.


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I would like to applaud the city officials of Leland Grove. In late 2012, I returned from a visit with my son and family in Palos Verdes, Calif.
I would like to applaud the city officials of Leland Grove. In late 2012, I returned from a visit with my son and family in Palos Verdes, Calif.
I was quite pleased to find speed bumps on Laurel, Cherry Road and Outer Park. I was amazed to read the negative responses to that positive traffic safety move. One need not read the comic section of The State Journal-Register to find ridiculous humor. "Speed bumps will cause houses to slip off their foundations!" I am an architect and that remark was absurd.
Palos Verdes has had speed bumps since the 1930s. I have been visiting the Evanston/Wilmette area for over 50 years. There are speed bumps built into brick streets.
I have lived on Laurel for almost 50 years. The trucks, social moms, etc. (generally with cell phones welded to their ears) have been doing 35-45 mph as long as I can remember.
I have asked the staffs of at least five mayors to add a stop sign or a speed bump somewhere between MacArthur and Park. Never a response. Before Chatham Road was improved, Laurel was the speedy way for every doctor living southwest of the central city to get to the hospitals fast — illegally fast. My kids were on tricycles. It was a scary time.
On a very positive note, I think the traffic on Laurel has diminished with the addition of only one speed bump. NASCAR highway may some day become a normal street.
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Ode to Finals. ~ Zoe Schiffer
I hate finals week.
I know what you're thinking: everyone hates finals week. But it's one of school's necessary tortures, a test of sorts to see how much coherence your adderall-raddled brain can retain after an entire week of solitary confinement, left-over quinoa, and coffee-soaked wet dreams.
And yet…I really hate finals week.
So much so that my hate has begun to eek out into all sorts of situations that generally stir only the most mild disdain, coating unsuspecting authors, happy couples, and even my philosophy professor in a filmy coat of loathing-filled rage. (I actually spent a solid 20 minutes today contemplating how to burn my 3,000 page English Anthology, before remembering that I actually need about 2,000 of those pages for a test tomorrow, and I'm way too short to dismantle the fire alarm in my apartment anyway).
It's been a rough week.
I just think that our education system needs to take a good, hard look at itself in the mirror and realize that if, in my future life, I am ever asked to find the vertex form of a quadratic function, I will do what any half-sane individual would in such a situation, and punch whoever asked me for it in the face. Except if it's my child. And then I will look it up online. The point is, the unnecessary amount of time spent memorizing formulas and theories that actually do not pertain in any way to my major or life seems altogether wasteful and unwarranted.
So look forward to my follow-up post, which should be titled something like "Ten Awesome Careers That Don't Require College Degrees" or "Tune in (Pandora) Turn on (Please) and Drop Out (of College).
Just kidding. But now I'm at my wits end, literally, so I must stop writing in pursuit of other more study-conducive activities. Like peeling my toenails off with hot pokers.
Or, sigh: writing my analysis on Oliver Goldsmith.
Zoe Schiffer grew up in the lush southern coast of California, where she began writing and reading voraciously at an early age. Her love of traveling has brought her all over the world, and it is a passion she still obtains, though currently tethered down in the Washington area by Seattle University, where she is in her second year. A student of yoga, she takes her practice on the road as often as possible, always trying to gain new experience (and writing material) through travel and adventure.
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Way to go Zoe, it's what every college student is thinking. This must help them not feel alone. The grip of it all!
Your writing is so refreshing…like the one on dating. That should definitely be Ele's next. Keep writing! xxx FMG
Just finished my last yesterday morning. **happy dance**
Just went for a walk with neighbor college kid who took first of his finals this morn at 730…on a Saturday. Rough stuff!
Zoe, I feel your pain! Surprisingly, you are right that some of the most careers do not require a college degree but it usually take getting one before you realize that you didn't neet it. I got my BA in Econ and MA in I/O psych from New York University before deciding to teach yoga, write, and do wellness coaching full time. I love what I do and can't think of working in HR or even Human Capital Consulting. Good luck with your finals! Hopefully, your degree is in the field that you love, otherwise, don't be afraid to leave it anytime you find smth that you do love!
Thanks Nadya! Its so inspiring that you were able to leave the path you were set on and follow your heart. Luckily for me my degree definitely pertains to my field of interest
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A New Haven woman who fell asleep while driving was charged with failure to control in connection with a two-vehicle, rollover accident Monday.
Krista L. Wallace, 34, of 266 North St., was northbound on Norwood Avenue at 7:50 a.m. According to the Norwalk Police Department, she hit a parked vehicle near Gaymont Nursing Center and after the collision, her vehicle overturned and stopped in the southbound lane.
"She claims she fell asleep. That seems plausible," said Capt. Mike Conney, who was one of the officers at the scene.
Conney said the right front of the Ford Focus driven by Wallace hit the back left of the unoccupied, parked Ford F-250 pickup truck at "just the right angle to flip the vehicle."
"Both vehicles were disabled. We had to have a flatbed for each one of them," he said.
Conney, when asked if Wallace was injured, said: "No -- shockingly."
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What better way to kick off CMA Music Fest than with a breakfast buffet, live music and a meet and greet with hot country artists? Great American Country welcomed 270 fans to a (very early) breakfast at Music City Center where Canaan Smith, Lauren Alaina, Dustin Lynch and Neal McCoy performed some of their most popular songs while guests sipped coffee. Following the performances, guests received signed photographs of the artists and interacted with them at an exclusive meet and greet at Fan Fair X.
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BTTT - New information - I will arrange for shipping on these denim jackets.
Wholesale lot of 47 vintage denim jackets & women's shirts for $250.00 cash. Almost all being Levi, Lee and Rangler. Men's women and children sizes. In this lot are 5 women's denim shirts, 3 outer wear women's shirts and 3 red, white and blue (4th of July) women's outer shirts. The remainder. being denim jackets. New info. ....... I will arrange for shipping on these jackets. Some cool stuff !
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Someone could easily get $20.00 ea, for these in any shop, flea market, etc. Even one is of Motorcycle style.
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I have never set up at Flea Markets and I haven't carried them around to shops. I just collected them, over the years, from daily visits to Salvation Army stores, etc.
I am more than happy to show them at my home in Daytona Beach, Fla.
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Key Ring: Rewards Card Organizer
>> Tuesday, April 30, 2013
As a mom, I always wanted things to be in my way. Whatever it might be, I always make sure my kids are too. Therefore, when I'm doing errands everything that I needed to do have to be organized. I always love everything to be in place. I'm totally an organizer. Therefore, I seldom to ask my kids to pick up their toys after they play because I'm just like my mom, I don't like to ask someone to do it because I always like to fix things as I wanted them to be. Therefore, when I got an iPhone and had a chance to organized everything just on the touch of a phone, I'm quite happy because everything is now easier than I thought. I don't need to worry of losing my pocket book of where all my membership information, rewards numbers are and even my passwords hint anymore because now I have my phone.
As a matter of fact, when I found out about an app where you can upload all your rewards cards, I downloaded it right away. I have tons of rewards cards, I think I already have all the rewards membership that most stores are having right now except on stores that I don't shop. The app actually very convenient, I don't need my actual reward cards anymore. I remember I used to have them all the time especially on my key chain. It was overwhelming. It was also unsanitary due to dusts and dirt that it collected.


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Kids get crackin' when Easter egg hunt accidentally starts a little early
The key to a successful Easter egg hunt, said Alize Curry, is to move fast and not get caught looking down.
Alize, a 10-year-old fourth-grader at Lee Elementary, and her 6-year-old brother, Trevon, were among the several hundred egg hunters who showed up for the City of Abilene's Easter egg hunt at Rose Park on Saturday evening.
"I was just fast and looked up," she said. "I looked ahead to see where the eggs were. I didn't look down."
As successful as the hunt was for Alize, she said it was even cooler to have her grandmother, Wilma Lewis, snap her picture with the Easter Bunny.
While Alize had advice for the hunters, parents and grandparents may want to make a mental note to show up early for Easter egg hunts in the future. In this case, if participants showed up at the scheduled time of 7 p.m., they were too late to find eggs.
Donnie Hart, recreation supervisor for the City of Abilene, thinks a whistle that came over his loud speaker about 6:55 confused the crowd into thinking that was signal to begin, even though he had told them that he would signal the start of the hunt with the word "go."
"Once they started, there wasn't any stopping them," Hart said.
"All I heard was people going, 'Stop, stop,'" said recreation program supervisor Anita Vigil.
Fortunately, some foresight by Vigil and her crew saved the day. They dipped into their stockpile of candy-filled Easter eggs they had stashed for a senior citizen hunt for later in the week and were able to give eggs to kids who showed up late. They also had five gold prize eggs and five silver prize eggs that awarded chocolate bunnies to the lucky finders. This year's event had been called a "hunt under the lights," but Vigil said daylight saving time put an end to that.
"We were going to go out with flashlights and teach safety," she said. "But with daylight savings time, we would have been out here at 9 o'clock."
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First Baptist Church relies on its members to finance everything from day-to-day operations to mission trips to Endowments for maintenance of our historic sanctuary. Our Church has been blessed with a generous congregation that takes advantage of the numerous giving options available. Explore the many ways to contribute to the life of the Church.
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At year's end, please continue to be faithful to your financial stewardship commitment. Your generous support toward the budget will allow us to end the year with a solid base. Many members make contributions of stock and avoid paying tax on the long-term capital gain which would be due if the stock were sold. If you are interested in contributing in this manner, consult your tax adviser regarding the effect on your individual tax situation. You may also contact our Financial Administrator by e-mail at email@example.com or by phone at 919-832-4485, ext. 210. You will be mailed or emailed a form to fill out and return to the financial office. The form also fully explains the process of giving security gifts to FBC. When you are ready to make the transfer, the Financial Administrator will provide you with the information your financial adviser will need to complete the transfer of a security. We only provide this information with you or your adviser except phone or in person. Thank you for your financial support of the ministries of our great church.
First Baptist Church relies on the generous donation of time, talent and money to fulfill its mission of being a servant community of faith making disciples for Jesus Christ in the 21st Century. "Telling Your Story" — our 2014-2015 Stewardship theme – emphasizes gifts of every size and kind is what builds the Church. Stewardship is not a one-time commitment, it is a way of life that builds our faith and brings us closer to God.
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The Endowment Fund was created in 1997 and bears the official name of the Church Facility Maintenance and Replacement Fund. As that name stipulates, this fund exists in order to provide a permanent source of funds for the maintenance and upkeep of the church's physical facility. The fund is an endowment fund; that is, the principal will not be used, but rather be invested. Fund earnings will be available to maintain and repair the physical facilities at First Baptist, including the building itself and its furniture, fixtures and equipment. Gifts to the Endowment may be made in honor or memory of a friend or loved one. A special "Endowment Card" will be mailed to recipient for all gifts over $10.
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If it is important for us to nurture God's work during our lifetime, why would we not assist in assuring the continuation of His mission in the future? We all desire to be good stewards of the gifts with which God has blessed us, but sometimes we are unsure of the best way to get started. Planned Giving is the answer. One of the most enjoyable aspects of estate planning is the opportunity it provides you to decide how and where your gifts will be used.
In 1997 our church established an endowment fund for the primary purpose of maintaining and repairing our buildings. Gifts to this fund are invested and only the income, not principal, is used for this purpose. When a gift is made to the endowment fund, it is a permanent gift that will continue to produce income through the ages. The official name of the endowment fund is the Church Facility Maintenance and Replacement Fund, which is explained further in a brochure available in the church office: "Planting Trees for Others to Enjoy."
Our church has had two capital campaigns in recent years, and we are faced with a major annual expenditure to maintain our facilities. We recognize the importance of consistent maintenance and further realize that significant funds for this purpose will be needed indefinitely. If our endowment fund gradually increases over the years, future generations of church members can concentrate their funds and efforts more directly toward the mission of the church while the endowment income can be used to maintain our beloved religious center and glorify God for generations to come.
We are pleased that our endowment fund has reached $3 million and understand that the majority of these funds have come through planned gifts from some of our most loyal members. We now encourage all of our members to consider directing a planned gift to our church through one of the following:
1. An outright gift: cash, stocks, bonds, real estate or life insurance.
2. A bequest in your Will: property, a specific sum of dollars given for a specific purpose or a percentage of your estate.
3. A living trust: used in conjunction with your Will to begin management of your assets while you're still living.
4. A testamentary trust: provide for multiple beneficiaries (including your church) and can give the trustee discretion in administering your estate.
5. Life income gifts: provide income to you during your lifetime and a gift to the church after your death; can take the form of a Charitable Remainder Trust, Annuity Trust or Gift Annuity.


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Library Services at New River Community and Technical College are open to all students, employees, and local community residents using the Mountain Library Network (MLN) cards. MLN cards are issued to any student or community user. If you do not have an MLN card, you may go to the library and request a card (bring ID). There is no charge for the MLN cards. MLN cards from any MLN Library are valid at the New River CTC Library.
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I have just had a fight in the cage (I won by rear naked choke in round 1) but my opponent was smiling even when I was on mount.
Was just wondering if any one else has experienced that?
You were fighting a guy that loves to fight man...even when I spar Im all smiles....until I get put to sleep lol
lol yeah i suppose. Just put me off a little lol
Oh it will man it could have been a mental thing to maybe he was trying to throw you off by giving you the impression that you wasnt doing anything ....I see it worked but good job on the win!
thanks he was pretty strong. But now he is shouting his mouth off saying he was winning...i was on top of him the whole fight. I think he maybe a bit odd in the head haha
Some people always think s they are on top.....it sad in some cases
he got a good roll on me when i took him down bu i had backmount for the rest of it. I cant see how thats him winning. I have lost before and i just accepted it the other guy was just a better fighter.
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Like her sister, Pippa Middleton made a costume change before last night's reception dinner at Buckingham Palace. The maid of honor chose an Alice Temperley dress, after wearing a stunning sleek ivory satin gown by Sarah Burton of Alexander McQueen to the ceremony at Westminster Abbey.
For the party celebrating Prince William and Kate, Pippa wore an emerald green Temperley London gown with a plunging neckline and sparkly embellishments -- a definite color contrast from her pale number earlier in the day.
She paired the jewel-toned stunner with Aruna Seth's "Lynn" sandal, a silver strappy shoe with rhinestone accents. The bridal accessory designer sent Pippa 10 pairs -- these were the winner.
"I was honored that Ms. Pippa Middleton asked me to design her dress for the Royal Wedding evening reception," Temperley said Friday, according to People magazine. "Pippa was a delight to work with and knows exactly what she likes. She loved the green color, which looks great on her skin tone. The dress was designed especially for her with a fantastic open back and a full skirt for dancing in."
Pippa and mom Carole had been spotted at the designer's boutique earlier this month, sparking rumors that Temperley was creating the bridesmaid's dress and the royal wedding gown. It appears at least part of the speculation was true.
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adaduam: What's wrong with you lot?...Sounds like most are a bit upset that they were'nt invited to do the test?...Of course I musn't forget that "EVERYONE IS AN EXPERT"
Some people just cannot stop looking in the mirror and seeing perfection everytime!
Maybe Christian & Michael have shown the true abilities of this unit and have found that it just doesn't measure up to everyone's satisfaction?
(because it doesn't have what it takes?)
Or are all these critics so used to only seeing their "after processing" images that they can't relate to unprocessed pics?
I agree with you. Some people can't help but blindly believe they are perfect all the time and put up a lot of drama on the internet imagining it would make them look good.
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Shawn Davis is the Special Events Production Manager at American Progress. Prior to joining American Progress, he was a consultant for East Capitol Commutations, served as a consultant to the Clinton Foundation, and has interned for Sen. Chris Coons (D-DE), Sen. Kristen Gillibrand (D-NY), and Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-NY). He is from Syracuse, New York, and earned his bachelor's degree in political science from Niagara University. After college he did one year of service with AmeriCorps working for Habitat for Humanity in Hawaii.


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Paris Las Vegas
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Paris Las Vegas
Located on the Las Vegas Strip, this hotel and casino features a rooftop pool, indoor mall and replicas of several Paris attractions including the Eiffel Tower.Paris Las Vegas rooms include French décor and a marble bathroom. The rooms also include pay-per-view movies and a safety deposit box. The hotel offers room service.The Paris features 11 restaurants and 5 bars. The Napoleon's Dueling Piano Bar features a full-service bar and dueling piano players. Guests can chose fine dining at The Eiffel Tower and casual dining at The Le Village Buffet.Paris Las Vegas offers the Paris Spa, a full service spa and gym. After the spa guests can play in the casino, which offers slot machines, table games and keno or catch a nightly show in the hotel theater. All guests receive a daily voucher for Mandara Spa and Salon. ...read more
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Please note that your credit card will be charged immediately by the hotel for the required deposit amount. If the charge is unsuccessful, the reservation will be cancelled by the hotel.***Guests under the age of 21 can only check in with a parent or official guardian.Please note: Breakfast-included rates have a 9 USD limit for two (2) guests per day. Please contact Paris Las Vegas directly for additional information regarding extra person charge for breakfast.Please note: An additional 12% tax will be applied to the resort fee and this tax is not included in the booked rate. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
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366. Queering Faulkner
8:30–9:45 a.m., Carolina, Marriott
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1. "'Why Are You So Black?': Faulkner's Whiteface Minstrels, Primitivism, and Perversion," John N. Duvall, Purdue Univ., West Lafayette
2. "Absalom, Absalom! as Queer Christian Conversion Narrative," Norman Waters Jones, Ohio State Univ., Mansfield
3. "Quentin's Pants," Noel Earl Polk, Mississippi State Univ.
4. "'All That Glitters': Reappraising 'Golden Land,'" D. Matthew Ramsey, Denison Univ.
Respondent: Anne G. Jones, Univ. of Mississippi
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How to be good at money
Financial planner Mike Banasiak says there comes a time in every young person's life when a lightbulb turns on.
Maybe it's a few years out of college and into a "real" job. Maybe it's when a baby arrives. Maybe it's when inherited money arrives from a lost loved one. Something happens and the question hits hard: How do I get serious about this money thing?
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"After you graduate college it seems like you need a few years to get settled in and sort your money, maybe pay off some debt," said Banasiak, 32, of Legacy Financial Group. "And then you start thinking long-term."
No other generation is scattered across the financial spectrum quite like millennials, the fastest-growing segment that Banasiak advises. He works with affluent, white-collar couples in their 30s, fresh-faced young professionals finding footing in their early 20s and everyone in between.
They all have questions, he said. And the way they earn, save and spend their cash seems to reflect the wobbly-kneed economy millennials have come of age in.
"I think it's made this generation more skeptical," he said. "It's made millennials more risk averse and maybe focusing their additional resources more on saving than investing. I think it's made them more conservative than they should be in their late 20s or early 30s …"
Banasiak worries young professionals who saw the financial crisis of 2008 eat their parents' houses or savings or jobs — or prevent them from gaining their own employment upon graduation — feel burned by the economy and the job market.
So they're saving money and spending carefully, which is good. But they may be more apt to put their money under a mattress rather than somewhere it can grow. Which is bad, he said.
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This millennial skepticism around finance isn't Banasiak's idea alone, and it's not just limited to young professionals who are broke, in low-paying jobs or racked by college debt. It affects wealthy 20- and 30somethings, too.
Merrill Lynch's 2013 report, "Millennials and Money," looks at 153 of America's richest millennials, young adults who came into money, climbed corporate ladders or hit entrepreneurial gold.
All those polled by Merrill Lynch had $1 million to more than $10 million in assets that could be invested, the report found. Only 19 percent of these high-earners said they had a high level of financial investment know-how to match.
"One self-made entrepreneur was keeping his liquid net worth — in excess of $50 million — in cash," the report notes.
Iowa State University professor Tahira Hira is a personal finance expert appointed to the White House's first Advisory Council on Financial Literacy in 2008. Millennials' caution around money can indeed be a good thing, she said. It just has to be channeled into careful planning instead of constricting fear.
"Being cautious is very important," she said, "but that shouldn't scare us from living and making financial decisions. It asks us to be more knowledgeable, to learn and be careful."
Banasiak agrees. The young professionals he helps are much more hands-on with investing and knowing directly where their money goes than their boomer parents, a trend backed by Merrill Lynch's report.
Skepticism about saving and investing, for some, leads to a positive desire to learn first-hand about saving and investing.
"And if they do use an adviser, they ask questions. I think they want to be more involved in those decisions," Banasiak said.


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Face it, deep down we all have a dark side. However, succumbing to it, or even embracing it, isn't necessarily a decision we face on a daily basis. Not the case in Overlord: Raising Hell. Here you're encouraged to be nasty. Only by burning fields, killing off the "heroes," slaughtering sheep, and resurrecting your all-powerful tower can you truly feel what it's like to be evil. But can evil really triumph when history says otherwise?
Post mortem can be downright hell for evil doers. Allowing the heroes to kick back and bask in their glory is like fingernails on a chalkboard to them. And making matters worse, looters have seized all assets from your dark tower--the base of your evil operations--leaving it in a state of shambles. Enter the new overlord. Resurrected by your evil minions, it's your faithful duty to trump all that is good in the land, and replace it with darkness and fear.
After a quick run-through from your main minion Gnarl, who informs you of the current state of affairs, it's time to get to business. Your main objectives include recovering lost possessions, rebuilding your tower, and destroying any heroes foolish enough to stand in your way. The story and scenery unfolds much like pages taken directly from J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings. You'll battle hobbit-like halflings, and hoof through enchanted, elf-filled forests. At other times the game feels a lot like scenes taken from Shrek, particularly when you search villages and come across fairy tale critters. You'll also have to find a maiden for your tower, though you are warned that girls can be bothersome. The story can be a little quirky at times, but it never takes itself too seriously, and it's a refreshing change of pace from most games with its setting.
Overlord is a single-player action adventure. For the most part, you'll have free reign to tackle quests as they are assigned or uncovered--though all branching pathways ultimately lead to the main objective. Sealed doorways and previously unattainable areas will only open once certain duties are fulfilled, so prepare to backtrack quite a bit.
The many worlds and areas you'll explore are all accessed through portals, with your tower serving as the primary gateway. The worlds, though large in size, limit how much you can do. Even as the commanding Overlord, you're confined to small pathways and enclosed fields. Expect to come across plenty of invisible walls, and some areas that serve more as eye-candy, than lavish playgrounds.
The main kicker to Overlord is the ability to single-handedly command armies of minions. Things start out on the slow side, providing you with the necessary know-how to command your first fleet of minions, the browns. Loyal as German shepherds, browns serve as warriors, willingly sacrificing themselves in the heat of battle to save your neck. As you progress through your adventures, you'll come across various other minions. Blues absorb magic and won't drown in water. Reds have the ability to absorb fire, and can kill distant foes with flinging fireballs, and so on. A number of puzzles and strategies arise based upon these abilities.
Overlord also offers up multiplayer, both in the form of split-screen and online. Game types include a variety of versus modes, where the winner is declared by slaughtering the most creatures, obtaining the most gold, or by recovering the most maidens in a given amount of time. Split-screen, however, is dampened by slowdown and framerate issues. We tried our hand at online matches, but after scouring for an opponent for over 15 minutes, and waiting in a lobby even longer, we gave up. Either the community is completely dead or there are matchmaking issues.
The main quest is filled with countless characters, subtle humor, plenty of areas to explore, and over 20 hours of gameplay. Commanding a small army presents a new twist on the average action/adventure title, too. Multiplayer, on the other hand, is more of a thoughtful gesture. The lethargic and overplayed modes, coupled with frame-rate issues, dampen what could have been a worthwhile experience.
The overlord, though scoring big points for his evil attire and presence, is slow and cumbersome. It's a good thing he constantly comes equipped with a sea of minions, otherwise his awkward and tank-like battle presence would stick out even more. Attacking the enemy feels primitive, too. Swiping at baddies with his battle axe just doesn't feel right.
Luckily, your horde of minions serves valiantly in the heat of battle. Sending out the little guys is as easy as pressing a button, and for the most part, your horde reacts to situations exactly how you'd want them to. They'll attack the nearest threat, pick up fallen weapons to use in battle, and even retrieve treasures. Smart little critters. At times you'll swear they are reading your mind, as you effortlessly clear out rooms and plunder all the fallen gold.
All is not perfect, though. There are other times when you'll fight the controls and wish the minions would understand exactly what it is you want. In these situations it's much easier to use the right analog stick to just control them yourself, but even this can't prevent the occasional accidental death.
Completing puzzles through the use of minions, and their respective abilities, is rewarding, and never too challenging. After obtaining all four types the game truly takes advantage of puzzles, and presents a strong sense of strategy.
Overlord exudes humor at just about every corner. Although the evil lord is a faceless mute, the minions are full of character. We dare you not to chuckle as they carelessly sacrifice themselves for health, bring you treasure with a thoughtful hands-held-high gesture, and slaughter innocent sheep.
On the technical side, there are a few issues with draw distance, and occasionally the frame-rate sputters when there are a lot of enemies on-screen. But the character development and countless non-playable townsfolk make up for any minor technical issues.
When things are clicking, and you possess the four distinctive types of minions, Overlord feels like a solid action adventure with fresh ideas. Commanding an army isn't exactly a brand new theme, but it's handled with care, and for the most part, works really well. With plenty of humor and a substantially long quest, players will be surprised at how enjoyable Overlord can be.
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My dad, Mark Versel, loving father, grandfather and brother, and husband to my mom for nearly 46 years, died May 11, 2012, at the age of 68 from a most insidious disease called multiple system atrophy (MSA). It's a rare, progressive, neurodegenerative condition that presents itself with symptoms similar to those of Parkinson's disease, but it is far more aggressive and debilitating, like amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). Essentially, muscles stop working until the disease kills you.
Nobody knows the cause of MSA and there is no cure. There really aren't even any effective treatments. You can only treat the symptoms with medications designed for Parkinson's to address muscle stiffness, balance and such, and with physical and speech therapy, but it ultimately is a futile battle.
Mark fought the disease valiantly and courageously to the very end, even celebrating what he knew would be his final birthday with a night of laughter and love, surrounded by his family and friends. His body may have failed, but his spirit endures.
We are supporting the Multiple System Atrophy Coalition (formerly the SDS/MSA Support Group) in memory of my dad, in hopes of finding the cause, treatments and eventually a cure for MSA.
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The biggest cost of car ownership isn't gas, repairs or even adding that amazing sound system. Nope, it's depreciation, or the car's decrease in value over time.
The autos that depreciate most are frequently high-volume, older vehicles. The winners? Those that are well-designed, well-engineered and are usually in limited supply and high demand, according to Kelley Blue Book, an authority on residual value.
Consider three
These vehicles are all high-volume. Last year, Ford sold 55,000 Grand Marquis models in the U.S., 63,000 Crown Victorias and 180,000 E-Series vans–a model used primarily for commercial purposes. In comparison, an example of a low-volume car is Ford's $150,000 GT supercar, of which the company sold 2,000 models in 2006.
The Crown Vic, Grand Marquis and E-Series are also getting old. Ford hasn't overhauled the E-Series in 14 years–double the time an average car sees between redesigns. Consumer Reports begins its current online review of the Crown Victoria by stating, "The Crown Victoria/Mercury Grand Marquis twins are both dated, with stiff rides and noisy engines."
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But these Ford models are also primarily bought in large fleets, by such outfits as police departments and taxi cab companies. (Dodge's Caravan, another car that depreciates heavily, is also popular with fleets and small businesses.)
"The Crown Vic and E-Series are mostly fleet vehicles," wrote Ford spokesman Jim Cain in a recent e-mail message, "so by the time they are resold, they are very well used."
The businesses that buy these cars, he said, "tend to have severe duty cycles–high annual mileage, long years in service. So the resale values … don't really factor into the purchase equation for most. Also, many customers purchase conversion vans or otherwise customize their vehicles [for example, the E-Series van is flexible and configurable for different kinds of uses], which throws off the resale equation."
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For each car, we have listed its predicted residual value after two, three and five years of ownership.
The first two figures will be most important to people who lease their cars, as the average leased car gets returned after two or three years. For people who buy, the five-year figure is the one to study, as the average buyer sells a vehicle after five years.
The difference between a high and low residual value is significant.
An average vehicle will retain 35% of its value after five years, according to Kelley, meaning that a $20,000 new car today will only be worth $7,000 after five years. But Kelley says a car with excellent residual value, such as a new Mini Cooper, will retain over 50% of its value after five years. To contrast that with the bottom of the pack, a Crown Victoria will hold only 22% of its original value after five years.
Sometimes a specific factor causes a low residual value. For example,
"A lower depreciation rating is typical for vehicles at the end of their lifecycle," she said. This might seem to negate the supply/demand argument, but the Rainier is going out of production because it has not been popular. Last year, Rainier sales declined 17% to 13,000 units.
Sam Locricchio, a spokesman for
"For example," he wrote in a recent e-mail message referring to escalating gas prices, "recent fuel cycles can cause–as we've seen in the past–consumers to react more positively toward cars versus larger vehicles such as SUVs."
In response to our inclusion of Dodge's Caravan, he wrote that "from a quality standpoint, the 2006 J.D. Power Initial Quality Survey noted the Dodge Caravan and the Chrysler Town and Country dominated the van category. Point being, the vehicle is recognized by customers as having quality and, apparently, value."
On the other hand, some vehicles depreciate just because they aren't particularly desirable, or in high demand. This is the case with Kia's $26,000 Amanti sedan and the $14,000 Spectra compact car.
In 2006, Amanti sales plunged 49% to 10,000 units. Customers just don't seem to want an expensive Kia. And the Spectra, despite being high-volume, has poor test scores. Consumer Reports gives the Spectra below-average marks for owner satisfaction, crash protection and acceleration, and J.D. Power gives the car below-average marks for comfort, mechanical manufacturing quality, mechanical design quality and body and interior design quality.
Kia declined to comment.
Still, those hoping to hang on to their autos for no longer than a few years have options. Kelley Blue Book recommends going easy on customization in order to maximize residual value.
Buyers should also choose a popularr exterior color, such as black, white or silver, steering clear of wild hues such as purple and orange. Opt for popular features, such as anti-lock brakes, alloy wheels, CD players or changers, parking sensors, navigation systems, laser- or radar-equipped cruise control and leather seats.


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Thousands flock to the Lake County Fair and Round-Up each year to experience the thrill of rodeo roping, admire the fat, prize-winning pig, take an exciting carnival ride or rest under the shade as they eat fair food.
Fairgrounds Mgr. Don Moore and staff is putting their best foot forward in integral maintenance projects aimed to give the thousands attending a more pleasant Labor Day weekend.
These maintenance projects focus on touching up the ready facilities. Coverings are being added to give shade to the picnic benches to give fair-goers a more relaxing time as they eat. On the south lawn a fresh coat of paint on the restrooms will help brighten up the grounds. An in-place sprinkler system where the carnival will be stationed will help keep the dust down during the weekend's festivities. The reframing and painting of the ground's gazebo will give new life to the structure.
More overhaul projects are being worked on as well. The grandstand bathrooms are receiving serious maintenance work. Crews are working to replace the bathroom roofs as they drip from time to time from excess clean-up water.
Additional display cases for flower arrangements and crafts are being added to the exhibit hall. A permanent hallway is in the works to connect Exhibit Halls 1 and 2 as well but will not be done until the fall.
A problem the staff is looking to solve is finding six pigs for the Greased Pig Contest. They are unable to find farmers who will donate or sell their pig for the contest because of a regional swine flu illness going around farms. Moore asks if anyone is looking to sell, contact him at the Fairgrounds.
Moore and his staff have the goal of making the best experience for this year's fair-goers with these important touch-ups. "Fair is a time for everyone to come together," Moore said. "We are trying to keep these grounds nice for everybody."
For the time leading up to fair, the staff is laboring to make the grounds more attractive as well as collecting applications for displays. "We are hoping more people will participate because more participation means a better fair," Moore said.
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The specialist Eastern Mediterranean restaurant, boutique bakery, café, bar and gift shop, Del' Aziz invites you to discover the magic of the Maghreb on your doorstep in London's newest and hippest district, Bermondsey Square. From sun-up to sundown, from breakfast to dinner, coffee to cocktails, mezze to merguez sausages, charcuterie to couscous, Del' Aziz is a truly versatile treasure trove of foodie delights. Boasting a restaurant, lounge bar, bakery and gift shop, Del' Aziz has been created as a friendly and relaxed place for people to meet, shop, chat and enjoy exquisite food in unusual and beautiful surroundings.
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Jeanette spends her time delighting tourist, and random homeless men, with her knowledge of Chicago.
Welcome to Chicago! Where the drama and the cold never ends. This is 100 Days of Winter
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