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Financing the American Corporation: The Changing Menu of Financial Relationships
The history of the financing of the American corporation can be described along many dimensions -- variation in the relative importance of particular contracting forms (e.g., debt vs. equity) as marginal sources of funds, changes in the use of retained earnings vs. external finance, shifts in the relative importance of lending from commercial banks or similar intermediaries (sometimes referred to as "insider" lending) vs. financing from public markets. Each of these potential measures of the historical evolution of corporate finance has been used by financial historians to address particular questions. For example, variation in the relative importance of debt, preferred stock, and common stock as sources of external finance can help gauge the effects of innovations in bankruptcy laws on corporate finance costs. Reductions in the role of banks in financing corporations, often induced by regulatory change, can help measure the importance of regulatory restrictions on banks for corporate finance costs. Changes in the relative cost of external finance through public markets can be related to institutional factors that reduce the costs of public securities offerings.
Our central point in this paper is that there is a single general historical pattern that lies behind each of these three measures of historical change in corporate finance (contracting form, reliance on funds from in-


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1391 Tasting Notes
Gave this a much longer brew time, and was rewarded with a much more cohesive "aniseed balls" flavour. Previously, I've felt that the different elements haven't quite come together — this time, everything just worked! An almost perfect replica of a favourite childhood sweet.
I was reasonably impressed with my first cup of this. The raspberry/blackberry flavours are clear and well defined…juicy, slightly tart, although decidedly candy like to taste. The genmaicha is toasty with a hint of grassiness, but nicely balanced overall. My concern is that the two flavours don't go together particularly…they seem to remain separate and don't really complement each other. I have a feeling I'll need to try a couple more cups before I can really work out what I think of this one, but the overall impression I gained was positive for a first cup.
I've increased my rating on this one, because the more I drink it, the more I love it. It's the most perfect pumpkin tea I've come across so far…smooth, lovely squash flavour, savoury, with a hint of creaminess and light spicing. There's even a buttery pastry note, although it's sometimes a little difficult to coax out. Even so, this is pretty close to my idea of tea heaven. I enjoy every cup!
I've been drinking this one quite a lot over the last couple of days, and I'm getting a little more from it than I did previously. It certainly smells delicious while brewing, although the flavour doesn't quite live up to the expectation that produces.
The first thing to say is that it's deliciously creamy. More so with milk. The ice cream aspect of this is close to perfect in my estimation. It's the rest of it that falls a little flat. I'm getting slightly more in the way of rum than I did the first couple of times I brewed this one, but not loads. There's no raisin to be had. A colleague actually suggested that I try and improve it myself by adding some actual rum. Not a bad idea, although maybe not at work!
I'll enjoy the rest of my pouch, even if just for that delicious creaminess, but it's not quite what I was hoping it would be.
Had a really nice cup of this as a mid-morning treat. I like it better than I did last time – the caramel was less artificial tasting, and not as strong, allowing the base oolong to shine through. At points, it actually reminded me fairly strongly of Butiki's Maple Pecan Oolong. It's not quite as good, but it makes a reasonable substitute. Maybe my parameters were better today, or maybe I was just in the mood for it, but I enjoyed this immensely.
Speaking of Maple Pecan Oolong, I must add it to my Butiki shopping list. I've started to put together a list of teas I want to restock in the near future, now I've had some time to work out my likes and dislikes, and Maple Pecan Oolong is absolutely one of them.
I'm upping my rating on this one, simply out of sheer enjoyment. Today is being a good tea day so far.
First cup of the morning, from my freshly opened sachet from the 12 Teas of Christmas box. I finished off my full pouch not so long ago, so I can safely say that this is as good as I remember it. Maybe slightly better. Today I got a slightly toasty, bready note that I'm not sure I've picked up previously. It sits beautifully alongside the cinnamon, and puts me in mind of actual French toast. I think this one might always be a winner with me. It's just spectacular.
First cup this morning. I won't say I got rum raisin from it, per se, but I did get a wonderful creaminess that put me in mind of ice cream. The rest of the flavour was a little indeterminate, so possibly I need to work on my method here. One to try again soon, but an encouraging first cup.
A sample from KittyLovesTea. I brewed up a cup of this last night, since I fancied a change from black or rooibos teas, which are my usual go-to varieties. I think I overdid the steep a little on this, as it was faintly astringent. Not awfully so, but just a bit drying at the back of the throat. The flavour was good, though. The green tea leaves are rolled and quite dark, so I was half expecting quite a bitter tea. It wasn't at all, though. It was light, fresh and a touch vegetal, and matched the sweetness of the blueberry really well. I won't say I got pie from this on the whole, except during one sip when I was convinced I could taste buttery, baked pastry. I guess it all came together in that one moment! Anyway, I have enough left for a couple more cups, so I can try and improve on my experience this time. It certainly made for a nice treat!
I've drank this a few times at work over the last week, and it's become one of my go-to blacks when I'm looking for a good, strong flavour. Brewed, this smells so much like actual christmas pudding that it's almost hard to believe. The flavour carries through well into the taste, with rich fruit notes and a hint of burnt sugar. It's a delicious treat, and one of the Della Terra teas I'll miss most once last year's advent box is finally gone.


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Poverty, Business Cycle Conditions, and Property Crime: 1959-1992
Allen, Ralph C., Stone, Jack H., Atlantic Economic Journal
Employing time-series data for the U.S. for 1959-92, the following issues in the professional crime literature are empirically analyzed. An increase in poverty is associated with diminished legal earnings of low-income individuals and diminished returns to property crime directed against these individuals. Therefore, is the net impact on property offenses of an increase in poverty positive or negative? Rising income inequality increases the self-defense responses of upper-income crime targets and increases the potential returns to crime directed against these targets. Therefore, is the net impact on property offenses of rising income inequality positive or negative? Unemployment reduces the returns to legal activity and increases poverty; however, by diminishing economic wealth and increasing guardianship, unemployment also lowers illegal returns. Therefore, is the net impact on property offenses of an increase in unemployment positive or negative? Do inflation and unemployment influence property crime only through their impact on poverty, or can they operate directly through their effects on relative returns to illegal activity?
The following are the statistical results (t-values in parentheses) obtained from a log-log ARIMA(2,1,0) model on the rate of burglary offenses (CRIME) per 100,000 population:
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where: POV is the percentage of individuals with money income below the official poverty line; INEQ is the pretax or transfer GINI; UNEMP is the current unemployment rate; and INF is the annual percentage change in the Consumer Price Index (data are in log form, and the results for the constant, autoregressive, demographic, criminal justice system, and lagged variables are omitted). …


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Nut Fudge Recipe
Some 17 years ago, when I was dating the man who is now my husband, his mother gave me this recipe for his favorite fudge. It's a tasty treat that's so simple to make.
- 3 tablespoons butter, divided
- 12 ounces German sweet chocolate, chopped
- 2 cups (12 ounces) semisweet chocolate chips
- 1 jar (7 ounces) marshmallow creme
- 4-1/2 cups sugar
- 1 can (12 ounces) evaporated milk
- 2 cups pecans or walnuts, chopped
- 1. Line a 13x9-in. pan with foil; butter the foil with 1 tablespoon butter and set aside. Break German chocolate into 1-in. pieces; place in a bowl. Add the chocolate chips and marshmallow creme; set aside.
- 2. In a large saucepan, bring the sugar, milk and remaining butter to a boil over medium heat, stirring often. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, 6 minutes, stirring occasionally. Slowly pour over chocolate mixture; stir until mixture is smooth and blended. Stir in nuts.
- 3. Pour into prepared pan. Let stand at room temperature until cool. Cut into 1-in. squares. Store in an airtight container in the refrigerator. Yield: 2-1/4 pounds.
Nutritional Facts
1 serving (1 piece) equals 88 calories, 4 g fat (2 g saturated fat), 2 mg cholesterol, 8 mg sodium, 14 g carbohydrate, 1 g fiber, 1 g protein.
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West High School's Junior Historians entertained the crowd with Czech dances before Saturday night's Astros vs. Rangers game at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington.
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The "Big Bang"?: An Ambivalent Japan Deregulates Its Financial Markets
Lincoln, Edward J., Litan, Robert E., Brookings Review
Regulatory reform is a hot issue in the United States, as other articles in these pages attest. Successes over the past several decades in deregulating transportation and financial services are being followed by new moves to make government social regulation more effective and to bring the costs and benefits of regulation into better balance. In this article, the authors look across the Pacific to assess a major regulatory reform initiative in Japan.
In November 1996, Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto, borrowing rhetoric from the 1980s deregulation of London's financial markets, called for a "Big Bang" deregulation of his country's financial markets to be completed by 2001. Japanese governments have trotted out various regulatory reform measures over the years, with mixed results at best. Is this time any different?
Certainly the fanfare surrounding the announcement of the Big Bang would lead one to believe the answer is "yes." Indeed, measured against the limited results of past Japanese deregulation initiatives, the new proposals are indeed ambitious and represent a welcome movement by Japan toward freer capital markets. But the ultimate impact of Japan's Big Bang will be limited by its place in a national economy that remains elsewhere highly regulated--and in a society that in many ways remains hostile to deregulation.
Until the late 1970s, Japan's financial markets were, like the rest of its economy, highly regulated. The overall financial system intentionally favored banks, the banking sector was finely segmented, banking and securities firms were strictly separated, virtually all interest rates were controlled by the government, foreign exchange was tightly controlled, and the variety of financial instruments of all kinds was limited and subject to approval by the Ministry of Finance. Monetary policy tended to operate through quantitative measures (varying the supply of central bank credit to the commercial banking system) rather than interest rate manipulation. And with interest rates set below market-clearing rates, the government was also in a position to influence commercial banks' allocation of credit to industry.
Changing economic conditions, however, began posing challenges to regulatory controls toward the end of the 1970s. Rapid increases in government deficits and resistance from the financial community to the low fixed interest rates at which government debt was issued led to a gradual freeing of interest rates. Shifts in profitability among different kinds banks led to lower barriers among the various segments of banking. Since the mid-1970s controls over foreign exchange have also been extensively eased.
But the pace of deregulation has been halting, and results have been mixed. Encouraged by the Ministry of Finance, the large commercial banks moved into real estate in the 1980s but quickly engaged in imprudent lending. Their indiscretion helped feed the real estate and stock market speculation in the late 1980s, and the collapse of those speculative bubbles has left the banking sector saddled with enormous amounts of nonperforming loans and badly tarnished reputations. At the end of the third quarter of 1997, nonperforming loans officially totaled 28 trillion yen or some $230 billion. Private estimates run as high as $700 billion (by way of comparison, all commercial and industrial bank loans made in the United States total just over $800 billion).
Japanese financial institutions also used their new freedom to expand rapidly in world markets in the 1980s, only to discover that their highly protected history left them poorly equipped to compete. Able to gain market share through aggressive pricing of loans and other financial services, but unable to evaluate risk, they have been retreating from many of those markets in the 1990s. In the reverse direction, foreign financial institutions rushed into liberalized Japanese markets during the 1980s, only to be hamstrung by remaining regulations that kept transactions costs high and deprived them of many competitive advantages in the market. …


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WACO, TX - NOVEMBER 3: Nick Florence #11 of the Baylor University Bears throws a pass against the University of Kansas Jayhawks on November 3, 2012 at Floyd Casey Stadium in Waco, Texas. (Photo by Cooper Neill/Getty Images)
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Texas catcher Geovanny Soto concentrates on catching the ball during morning drills at Texas Rangers baseball spring training in Surprise, AZ on Monday, February 17, 2014.
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CFB playoff opens bidding for 2016, '17 championship games
The first-ever College Football Playoff championship game will be held in January 2015 in Arlington, Texas, at Jerry Jones' palatial AT&T Stadium -- just as every college football fan alive expected it to be as soon as the playoff powers-that-be announced the title game hosting rights would be put up for bidding.
But where will the next championship game be held? And the one after that? Fans won't have to wait too terribly long to find out, as the College Football Playoff announced Wednesday that it has opened bidding on both the 2016 and 2017 playoff championship games.
The deadline for bids is Sept. 27. The announcement says the winning bids are "expected to be determined by the end of November."
It also specifies that bidding will be restricted to stadia "with capacity for at least 65,000 fans" -- a requirement that would seem to enhance the odds of the usual big-money bowl suspects (the Rose Bowl, the Sugar Bowl's Superdome, the Fiesta Bowl's University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, etc.). Another candidate might be Tampa, which made a serious bid for the first championship game.
The games will be held January 11, 2016, and January 9, 2017.
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IRVING, TEXAS - The College Football Playoff today announced that it is inviting communities to bid for the right to host the College Football Championship Games to be played on January 11, 2016 and January 9, 2017, the second and third years of the new College Football Playoff format.
The championship game will be played in a different city each year, which is a feature of the new playoff designed to expand opportunities for fans across the country to attend the game in person. The first championship game of the playoff era will be played at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, January 12, 2015.
"College football is a national sport and we are pleased—but not surprised—that so many cities want to host the championship game of the new playoff," said Bill Hancock, Executive Director of the College Football Playoff. "Rotating the game will bring it to fans where they live. This is a very exciting feature of the playoff, and one which we think will make this sport even more popular."
In the spring, the College Football Playoff awarded the first championship game of the playoff era to Arlington. The bidding process for the 2016 and 2017 games will be similar and will be consistent with other major events such as the NCAA Men's Final Four. A main requirement is a stadium with capacity for at least 65,000 fans.
The deadline for cities to submit initial proposals will be September 27, 2013, with the host cities expected to be determined by the end of November.


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HOUSTON — Center fielder Abraham Almonte's ongoing struggles finally persuaded the Mariners that he requires a remedial tour at Triple-A Tacoma to get turned around.
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Kansas State hopes perfection will be enough
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MANHATTAN, Kan. — All Kansas State can do now is try to achieve perfection.
The rest of their fate is in the hands of the other teams, their coaches who vote in the polls and some computers that will crunch a bunch of numbers and spit out what they believe are the best two teams to play for the BCS championship.
Kansas State has beaten three ranked teams on the road — Oklahoma, West Virginia and Iowa State — and blitzed then-No. 15 Texas Tech, 55-24, on Saturday to stay undefeated.
The problem is that top-ranked Alabama, No. 2 Oregon and No. 4 Notre Dame also are perfect, and all of them have strong cases to play for the BCS title. So that means a lot of scoreboard watching as the Wildcats play out the easiest four-game stretch of their season.
"It's tough not to, knowing you're so close, but man, you just have to focus in on next week, focus in on next game," receiver Chris Harper said. "It's really hard not to look ahead, but the position that we're in, you can't do it."
It's been more than a decade since the Wildcats (8-0, 5-0 Big 12) were in this position. The last time they started a season with eight straight wins was 1999, when they eventually stumbled against Nebraska. The previous year, they were seven minutes from playing for the title when Texas A&M staged a rally in the Big 12 championship game that Sirr Parker capped with a touchdown run in the second overtime to deal the Wildcats their first loss.
The Wildcats won't have to worry about a Big 12 title game this season, now that the league only has 10 members. Kansas State's final four games are against Oklahoma State, TCU, Baylor and Texas.
"They make more of college football than they do of the presidential elections. That shuts down on Saturday, and all it is is football," Kansas State coach Bill Snyder said. "Everybody gets caught up in it. The world gets caught up in it."
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doubleohAHHHHHH!!!!! wrote:
Lucas said in a statement, "It's now time for me to pass 'Star Wars' on to a new generation of filmmakers."
I hate to be maudlin, but this reads like Lucas just got back from the "you've got six months left" doctor's visit.
Who knows what his reasons were. Personally, the detail that Disney paid cash and stock was more interesting to me than the wording in his press release.
Maybe all those damn action figures and endless revisions to each different edition of the OT aren't paying the bills anymore?
I do commend Lucas, though; at least he's thinking about what will happen to the property after he's gone. After he's dead, it could get chopped up and sold to people who would screw it up more than he did. By doing it this way, Lucas chose who got it.
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Junior Naturalists classes are an opportunity for 5-6 year olds to have a wild time learning about animals through crafts, games, activities, and zoo walks.
All Classes from 10:00am - 11:30am
Nyati ZooCamp
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Nyati ZooCamp is a half-day camp in which ZooCampers will discover the different animal families. Topics include (1) Critter Classification: Herps, Inverts, & Fish, (2) Critter Classification: the Furred & the Feathered.
All Classes from 9:00am - 12:00pm
7-9 Year Olds
Future Zoologists
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Future Zoologists can learn more about animals today by attending these one-day classes, which can contain crafts, games, activities, and zoo walks.
All Classes from 10:00am - 11:30am
Nyoka ZooCamp
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Nyoka ZooCamp allows participants to explore different habitats and find out what animals live there and how they survive. Topics include (1) Fantastic Forests, (2) Wet n' Wild, (3) Grassland Journeys & Desert Discoveries.
All Classes from 9:00am - 3:00pm
10-12 Year Olds
Nyuni ZooCamp
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Nyuni ZooCamp takes a closer look at animal adaptations and lets the campers see how they measure up in (1) Challenge: Adapt!, investigates what it takes to run a zoo in (2) If I Ran the Zoo, and uncovers the plight of endangered species and discovers what we can do to help in (3) Conservation Crusaders.
All Classes from 9:00am - 3:00pm
Wild Rangers
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Wild Rangers offer 10-12 year olds a chance to discover something new about animals, habitats, and the world around us. These classes can include art, activities, games, and zoo walks
Zoo Class Information & Policies
Click here to read the complete list of Potawatomi Zoo Education Department policies regarding classes and camps.
Registration Information:
- Online Registration is available through the zoo's website. For multiday ZooCamps (e.g. Nyati, Nyoka or Nyuni sessions), families will also need to submit a copy of the release form to the Education Department.
- Mail or Fax: Print and complete a registration form then fax to #574-235-9080 or mail to Potawatomi Zoo Education Department at 500 S. Greenlawn Ave., South Bend, IN 46615.
- Please note the age requirements for each class as only students of the listed age will be enrolled.
- Pre-registration is required for all classes, and registrations must be received 1 week prior to class. This registration cut-off allows education staff time to prepare the necessary materials, so no registrations will be accepted beyond this deadline.
- Complete one registration form per student (except for Tiny Explorers which submits one registration per family) and be sure to include payment. Registrations will not be processed without payment.
- Some classes allow you to select a 1st, 2nd, and 3rd choice of session. When available and selected, you will be automatically registered in your 2nd/3rd choice if your 1st/2nd choice is filled.
- If a class is filled, you will be placed on a waiting list. If space becomes available, the Education Department will contact individuals from the waiting list until the spot can be filled. Payment will not be processed unless you can be registered in the class.
- If you cancel your registration at least 1 week prior to class, you can opt to receive a credit voucher for the full registration amount or a refund for 50% of the registration fee.
- If you cancel your registration with at least 48 hours notice, you can receive a credit voucher for the full registration amount.
- If the Education Department has to cancel a class due to low enrollment or inclement weather, you will be receive a full refund as either a credit voucher or check/credit.


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Looking for a Compassionate person to assist with daily needs for elderly couple in westside Rapid City home. Experience with Alzheimer's. Must be able to work afternoon/evening hours and one weekend a month. CNA preferred. Duties include light housekeeping, medications and meals. Must have own transportation, valid drivers license & clean background check. No drugs, alcohol, or smoking. Estimated 20-30 hrs. per week. Wage depends on experience. Call for more information. Marilyn at 605-390-0844
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Cornerstone Rescue Mission - VDL required. CPR & Basic First Aid Certificate. Associate of Arts in Business or related field preferred; a minimum of two years experience in an office/business environment. The primary responsibility of this position is guest and visitor relations. The advocate also performs tasks, in coordination with the Manager/director and other staff members that contribute to the day-to-day flow of information and activities in the home. Various days and hours to be scheduled with employer. This is a part time position. Minimum age:21 (2) Part time positions. Download an application from the website (http://cornerstonemission.org_Employment_Application.pdf), the application can be e-mailed to Sheela along with resume. Or stop in at our Administrative office and see Stephanie for an application and job description.
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Dream Kids Preschool & Children's Center - Pre-School Aide Hours 8-4 Monday-Friday Christian based Pre-School Born Again Christian preferred Begins end of August till end of May Assist teachers with daily tasks. We are asking for someone that would have CDA Credential or wanting to get their CDA. Prior Experience. Apply in Person
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STEEL WAREHOUSE EMPLOYEE – Rapid City, SD
Looking for a good employee to join our team in our Steel Warehouse! Exciting work! You will learn job skills that can be used for a lifetime! Must have GED or High School equivalent and valid Driver's License. Need to be able to lift 50-100 pounds. Cutting and/or torch experience helpful along with forklift experience. We offer great benefits, such as vacation, sick, and holiday pay (6 paid holidays off). Medical, dental, and vision insurance offered, as well as a pension plan. 40-44 hours a week. Willing to work Monday-Friday and 3 out of 4 half days on Saturday each month. Must have good work history. $11 per hour starting wage with no experience. Hourly rates greater with experience. Please apply IN PERSON at Ace Steel & Recycling, 2830 Eglin St., Rapid City, SD 57703. No calls please.
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FLOATER – Rapid City, SD
Dream Kids Preschool & Children's Center - Floater Position in a christian daycare setting. Must be flexible with schedule. It is an afternoon position to closing. Assist with daily tasks with the children and cleaning of the daycare. Apply in Person Contact LeAnn Maude 605-343-7326
PART-TIME MUSIC DIRECTOR – Lead, SD
Job Summary: Shepherd of the Hills, Lutheran Church (SOTHLC), Lead, SD, is seeking a church music director who will have responsibility for overseeing the music program to include: - directing the church choir - directing Bell Choir - planning childrens' music - coordinating special music - lead and participate in praise band. - accompany choir The music director will work with and receive guidance from the pastor and the worship and music committee. Currently SOTHLC uses mainly traditional Christian hymns but is looking to expand into a more contemporary area of music and worship. Key Responsibilities: Choir, bell choir, praise band rehearsal once during the week (to be determined based on scheduling) and rehearsal one hour prior to 9 a.m. Sunday worship; lead choir on Sundays to include major church holidays (Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, Good Friday and Easter Day); accompany choir/congregation on occasion. Minimum Job Requirements: Education: Music degree a plus but not necessary. Position open to current music degree students or person with …. Experience: Previous choir leadership/music direction a plus but can be waived, as we are willing to afford a growth opportunity for a willing candidate. Special Skills: read music; play piano (other musical instrument a plus); work with people of varying ages and musical abilities; select music for worship; identify singers and players for solos; be familiar with conducting techniques. Certifications and Licenses: Driver's license and mode of transportation required. Physical Requirements: Able to occasionally lift a maximum of 30 pounds, ability to sit or stand for extended periods. Salary: $9,000 annually with upward adjustments based on education and experience. Email or fax resume to Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church or call Sierra for more information. Application Deadline: 01/01/16
MUSIC DIRECTOR – Lead, SD
DRIVER – Rapid City, SD
North Western Warehouse – Moving company seeking class A/B CDL drivers to pick up and deliver local, regional, and national household shipments. Must be able to load and unload truck with crew and pass background check and physical with good MVR. Sign on bonus available with allied qualification. This is a$12.50 - $20/HR Position. Paid medical, retirement plan and paid cell bill w/allied qualification. Paid vacation and holiday pay as well. Here is your chance at super rates and benefits. Apply in person at 417 Pine St. Rapid City, behind Wendy's on East North Street.
CARETAKER – Rockyford, SD
HEAVY HAUL TRUCK DRIVERS - Arnegard, ND & Gillette, WY
CONSTRUCTION TRADESMAN/LABORER – Buffalo, SD
Hewson Construction LLC - Tradesman/Laborer needed to assist in the construction of post/frame buildings in South Dakota, Wyoming, and North Dakota. Wages DOE. Applicants need to be able to travel. Call for interview and application process. 1-605-209-1711
LIVE – IN HOME MANAGERS – Broadus, MT
STEEL AND RECYCLING WAREHOUSE WORKER – Rapid City, SD
Looking for a good employee to join our team in Recycling and Steel Warehouse! Exciting work! You will learn job skills that can be used for a lifetime! Must have GED or high school equivalent and valid Driver's License. Need to be able to lift 50-100 pounds. Cutting and/or torch experience helpful along with forklift experience. We offer great benefits, such as vacation, sick, and holiday pay (6 paid holidays off). Medical, dental, and vision insurance offered, as well as a pension plan. 40-44 hours a week. Willing to work Monday-Friday and 3 out of 4 half days on Saturday each month. Must have good work history. $11 per hour starting wage with no experience. Hourly rates greater with experience. Please apply in person at 2830 Eglin St., Rapid City, SD 57703.
NANNY – Hermosa/Keystone, SD
WAREHOUSE ASSOCIATE – Rapid City/Spearfish, SD
Respects and understands the mission of Black Hills Area Habitat For Humanity and the Habitat ReStore. Works various functions of the retail store, drives truck and picks up donations at donors homes and businesses. Responsible for loading and unloading recyclable materials, must be able to work with customers, volunteers and donors. Please visit our website; all of the necessary forms are on there. http://www.blackhillshabitat.org
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Alliedbarton Security Services is the premiere leading security company's in the United States, has an immediate opening for one full time and one part time officer at our Rushmore Mall job site. Starting pay is $9.50 per hour. For more information please contact Rushmore Mall Security Director, Steve Anders, at 605-348-3379 or 605-877-6999.
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*Accounting and Finance Night
A focused job fair for accounting majors and business majors with a finance concentration for students from Calvin College and Aquinas College. Seniors arrive at 5:30, juniors at 6:00. Employers: register online for the event and pay online. Contact Kristy for more information. See registered employers and see the room diagram).
Calvin College Prince Conference Center, $100 registration fee for employers
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Amway is a large, global company with opportunities for students from nearly every major headquartered just a few miles from Calvin. With more than 100 internships offered each summer, Amway offers excellent career opportunities to college students. Network with Calvin alumni who work at Amway to learn more! The event will include a presentation, networking, snacks, and a tour. Sophomores, juniors, and seniors of all majors are invited to attend.
3:30-5:30 p.m.
MSU Science Engineering and Technology Exchange Career Fair
MSU's engineering fair with more than 200 employers. This event attracts well-known employers representing a variety of industries and full-time and internship opportunities. Calvin students have found excellent career opportunities at this fair. See details.
2:00-6:00 pm
MSU Business Exchange Career Fair
Michigan State University's Career Services Network hosts this fair for business students. Meet more than 100 employers seeking interns and entry-level talent.
2:00-6:00 p.m.
Spectrum Health Information Services Networking Event
Are you interested in a career in healthcare and technology? You are invited to a networking event with Spectrum Health to learn about paid internships and full-time positions with their Information Services division. The event is open to sophomores, juniors, and seniors of any major, but an interest in and openness to a career in healthcare IT is a MUST. To register for the event, e-mail your resume to Travis Gibbons in the Career Development office, and register online by September 30.
12:30-5:30 p.m.
University of Detroit Mercy Fall Career Fair
University of Detroit Mercy is opening their fall career fair to Calvin students and recent alumni. Over 60 employers from the metro Detroit area will be recruiting for entry-level positions. Please register for this event by e-mailing your first and last name, e-mail address, institution name, and year of graduation to Elissa Clemons at University of Detroit Mercy.
12:30-3:30 p.m.
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*Career Fair Prep Session
Want to know how to succeed at a career fair? Career Coach Travis Gibbons will teach you the ins and outs of career fairs.
10:00-10:30 a.m.
*Annual Seminary Fair
Representatives from 30 seminaries and divinity schools, from a wide variety of denominations and traditions, will be on campus to talk with interested students about their schools, degree programs and the path to professional ministry.
9:30-3:00 p.m.
*GVSU Fall Career Fair
A fair for all majors from a variety of local colleges and universities. Companies recruit for full-time positions as well as internships. Free shuttle available, leaving from the Spoelhof flag pole at 12:30, 1:30, 2:30 and 3:30, and from the DeVos back to Calvin at 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, and 5:00. No pre-registration is necessary for the fair or the shuttle. See the list of employers and positions online. Attend a prep session to get ready: Oct 20, 10:00-10:30, Meeter Center Lecture Hall.
1:00-5:00 p.m.
*Workshop for Undecided Students
Academic Advising is coming up, and if you haven't decided on a major, it's time to start exploring your options. Career coaches Bonnie Speyers and Travis Gibbons will provide you with tools to begin the major selection process.
4:00-5:00 p.m.
Hope College Gap Year Fair
Hope College Career Development invites Calvin students to The Hope College Gap Year Fair. Students visiting from other schools will be provided a free lunch. No registration needed. Parking passes are not required. More information.
10:30 am-3:00 pm
Michigan Statewide Sport Management Association Conference and Career Fair
Don't miss the 3rd annual Michigan Statewide Sport Management Association Conference and Career Fair! One low price, lots of great speakers, great job and internship opportunities, meals, and more. Go to www.misportmanagement.com for updated information about who's speaking, who's coming to the career fair, and where to register.
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*Association of Christian Schools International Job Fair
Christian international schools from all over the globe will be at Calvin to recruit teachers. See the list of participating schools.
10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
A fair for the technical and science industry, including computer science, engineering, and the physical sciences. See more information, including employer registration materials.
2:00-5:00 p.m.
Michigan Collegiate Job Fair
Over 100 companies are expected to attend this job fair. Jobs are in a variety of positions primarily for entry level candidates. Register and view a list of employers at www.mcjf.org
9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
*Recruiting Trends Conference
Dr. Phil Gardner of MSU will present national and regional data on current trends in recruiting, followed by a panel discussion/response. Register online.
3:00-5:00 p.m.
A unique fair for internships and full-time positions, organized by private liberal arts colleges and universities in Michigan. This event is organized into a "meet and greet" morning session and scheduled interviews in the afternoon. See a list of participating employers. To register for Job Pursuit, complete the online registration form by Friday, February 6. Career Development will charge the $10 registration fee to your student miscellaneous account.
9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
*Career Fair Prep Session
Get tips from a recruiter about how to succeed at career fairs! Ryan Struck-VanderHaak, Corporate Recruiter from Pridgeon and Clay, will be at Calvin to provide an insider's view on what works well at a job fair and what doesn't.
3:30-4:30 p.m.
*GVSU Winter Career Fair and Health Careers Day
For students from all majors from a variety of local colleges and universities. Companies recruit for full-time positions as well as internships. Free shuttle available, leaving from the Spoelhof flag pole at 12:30, 1:30, 2:30, and 3:30 and from the convention center at 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, and 5:00. No pre-registration is necessary for the fair or the shuttle. See the list of employers and positions online
1:00-5:00 p.m.
Schools from all over the country recruit at this teacher job fair. On March 8, many districts will be conducting follow-up interviews. Candidates don't need to register, just show up! See more information
3:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m.
Michigan Collegiate Job Fair
Over 100 companies are expected to attend this job fair. Jobs are in a variety of positions primarily for entry level candidates. Register and view a list of employers at www.mcjf.org
9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
*Teacher Search
School districts will send representatives to meet with candidates who are finishing their program in education at Aquinas, Calvin, Cornerstone, GVSU, and Hope.
Employers: register online or download paper form.
Students: Pre-registration is not required, and this fair is free and open to students from all schools. Just show up at the event dressed professionally and with multiple copies of your resume.
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Commissioner Fritz Proposes Amendment to Accessory Structures Code Project
Change would affect Accessory Dwelling Units in R7, R5, and R2.5 zonesRead More…
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After six weeks of outreach including many meetings and conversations with neighborhood associations and community groups as well as an open house, the public comment period for the Regulatory Improvement Code Amendment Package 6 (RICAP 6) - Discussion Draft was closed on February 21. The project team is currently reviewing all of the comments as they develop the Proposed Draft.
The bulk of the comments received were related to the regulatory changes for short term rentals. Staff are preparing a summary of these comments, which will be available with the release of the Proposed Draft. Other comments fell outside of the scope of the issues being considered under RICAP 6; they may be considered as part of the Comprehensive Plan Update or entered into our Regulatory Improvement database for consideration in future code amendment projects.
The RICAP 6 Proposed Draft will be released by March 21 and posted on the project website. This is staff's proposal to the Planning and Sustainability Commission (PSC), which will hold a public hearing on the proposal on April 22 at 6 p.m. Public testimony will be accepted. Prior to the hearing, staff will brief the PSC about short term rentals at their April 8 meeting. You can find more information about the hearings process on the PSC's webpage.


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Posted: October 10, 2003
Lockheed Martin built more than 140 Titan ICBMs, once the vanguard of America's nuclear deterrent force, for the Air Force. Ten manned and two unmanned Titan 2s were flown as space launch vehicles in NASA's Gemini program in the mid-1960s. Deactivation of the Titan 2 ICBM system began in July 1982. The last missile was taken from its silo at Little Rock Air Force Base, Ark., June 23, 1987. Deactivated missiles are in storage at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Tucson, Ariz.
Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company's Astronautics Operations has modified 14 Air Force Titan 2 ICBMs under contract to the Air Force Space & Missile Systems Center for use as space launch vehicles. This includes modifying the forward structure of the second stage to accommodate a 10-foot diameter payload fairing with variable lengths; manufacturing the new fairings plus payload adapters; refurbishing the Titans' liquid rocket engines; upgrading the inertial guidance systems; developing command, destruct and telemetry systems; performing payload integration; and modifying Space Launch Complex 4 West at Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif., to conduct the launches.
The Titan 2 and Titan 4B Space Launch Vehicle programs are managed by the Titan systems program office at the Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center at Los Angeles Air Force Base. The Space and Missile Systems Center is a unit of the Air Force Space Command at Peterson Air Force Base, Colorado, and is the center of technical excellence for researching, developing and purchasing military space systems. SMC is also responsible for on-orbit check-out, testing, sustainment and maintenance of military satellite constellations and other Department of Defense space systems.
Titan 2s also were flown in NASA's Gemini manned space program in the mid-1960s.
The Titan 2 space-launch vehicles are decommissioned ICBMs that have been refurbished and equipped with hardware required for use as space launch vehicles.
The Martin Marietta Astronautics Group was awarded a contract in January 1986 to refurbish, integrate, and launch fourteen Titan 2 ICBMs for government space launch requirements.
Tasks involved in converting the Titan 2 ICBMs into space launch vehicles include:
Deactivation of the Titan 2 ICBM system began in July 1982 and was completed in June 1987. The deactivated missiles are now in storage at Davis-Monthan AFB, Ariz. The Air Force successfully launched the first Titan 2 space launch vehicle from Vandenberg AFB September 5, 1988.
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Vehicle: Titan 2 (G-9)
Payload: DMSP 5D-3-F16
Launch date: Oct. 18, 2003
Launch window: 1617-1627 GMT (12:17-12:27 p.m. EDT)
Launch site: SLC-4W, Vandenberg AFB, California
Satellite broadcast: none
Pre-launch briefing
Mission preview - Our story recapping the saga of the DMSP F16 satellite and the series of problems that have kept it grounded.
Titan 2 finale - Our story looking at the last Titan 2 rocket launch.
Launch timeline - Chart with times and descriptions of events to occur during the launch.
DMSP - General overview of the U.S. military weather satellite program.
Titan 2 - Description of the former ICBM missile converted to a space launch vehicle.
Titan 2 history - Chart with listing of previous Titan 2 SLV flights.
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The study, hosted on MedicalNews.Today.com and published in PLOS One, says that researchers from the University of Montreal have found a link between women's stress reactions and negative news articles. The study, conducted at the Centre for Studies on Human Stress in Louis H. Lafontaine Hospital in Montreal, gathered 60 men and women and divided them into four groups--two groups per gender. A group of men and a group of women were given "neutral" news articles to read: mostly about movie premieres and other similar events. The other groups were given "negative" articles to read: mostly about accidents or murders.
Saliva samples were used to determine stress levels in the participants. "When our brain perceives a threatening situation, our bodies begin to produce stress hormones that enter the brain and may modulate memories of stressful or negative events," explains Sonia Lupien, Director of the Centre for Studies on Human Stress and a professor at the university's Department of Psychiatry. After the articles were read, participants were given memory and intellect-related tasks to gauge how they will react to stressful situations. The following day, they were asked to talk about the articles they have read.
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INGREDIENTSTalc, C12 15 Alkyl Benzoate, Kaolin, Methylparaben, Imidazolidinyl Urea, Silica Silylate, Propylparaben, May Contain ( /-): Mica, Iron Oxides (CI 77499, CI 77492, CI 77491), Ultramarines (CI 77007)
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I purchased this powder in Soft Cameo. It does not control oil well for me, but it also never looks cakey. I feel like this color would suit NW15 very well. I also go through alot of product because I end up using it often during the day because well, it doesn't work well lol. I hit pan fast.
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I give this product 3 out of 5 lippies. I bought this in Ivory. I couldn't wear this alone (it didn't cover very well), but it worked better over my 110 Fit Me liquid foundation. It did give me a matte look, but it also looked a little chalky in some areas. I prefer this powder over the 110 Fit Me powder. Besides having combination skin, I also have sensitive skin, and I'm happy to say that so far this product hasn't broken or dried me out. The packaging is a little plain, but I do like how slim it is. The price isn't too bad as I picked it up for $5. Powders have always been tricky for me in finding a good fit. I wouldn't call this one my favorite, but I would buy it again.
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I was looking for a sheer pressed powder and found this at the grocery store for around $5. I bought mine in Soft Cameo, which seems to be neutral enough - neither too pink nor too yellow - for my pinky fair skin. There are times when the only makeup I want on my face is a little bit of concealer and some powder. This Maybelline sheer pressed powder has a good texture and does exactly what I need: it takes away shine and slightly neutrals out the pink skin without looking thick and dry and cakey (I'm looking at you, MAC Studio Fix). I don't have oily skin, it actually tends toward dryness, but it gets shiny from moisturizer. So if I don't want to do a full makeup, this powder takes off the shine. I'm so glad to have found this at the grocery store! And it's cheap as chips. Cheaper, actually, lol! I didn't give it 5 lippies because we're still in the honeymoon phase and I'm waiting to see what happens. I'm being a little reserved. Update May 30 2013 - I gave it all the stars. Why be stingey? This is great! It's also indestructible. I've dropped it twice and no cracked mirror or powder crumbles.
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2 things bothered me the most with this product.
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The Maybelline loose powder works better for me, I think. I dunno! Lol.
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Maybelline seems to have changed its entire product line but they kept this powder around and the same. I had never tried it until recently but I can see why its been kept. Its pretty good! Normaly I use Estee Lauder or Bobbi Brown and have even tried Cle de Peau, but I dare say, I might actually like this stuff more. I purchased the pressed powder in translucent and though I thought it would be too light, since I use tinted sunscreen it actually works out fine. I do have to put it on again after three or more hours, but that's because I have oily skin and would have to with any powder. But it gave a glow to my complexion that really seem to caught people's attention. This powder actually made me look BETTER. Like a lot. The packaging is terribly ugly but I just don't care. I don't think I'll ever be without this stuff from now on.
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On the occasion of Froggy's parents' anniversary, it's time for the family to head for Chez Yum, a hoity-toity restaurant with tablecloths and flower-filled vases. This means trouble. Froggy only has a few rules to remember--"Be neat, be quiet, and don't put your feet on the table"--but it's absolutely not that simple. Froggy fidgets, shakes salt on his hand and licks it, bangs his spoon on the table, flips his spoon (bonk! oops!), pulls petals off flowers, sucks on sugar cubes (and ice cubes), and then, of course, simply must flop around singing. Just as he's getting down to actually eating, he spies his pretty classmate Frogilina, a guest star from Froggy's First Kiss. This doesn't help matters. As an embarrassed Froggy ducks under the tablecloth, spaghetti and fly sauce goes, well, flying. At that, the whole family gives up and heads to a local diner for burgers and flies. Youngsters will giggle out loud at the oh-so-familiar stunts (and trademark Froggy sound effects) of an irrepressible frog faced with the dreaded Fancy Dinner. This fine addition to the much-loved Froggy series could serve as a lighthearted way to approach table etiquette, but mostly it's just good messy fun. (Ages 3 to 6) --Karin Snelson --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
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