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Deflation Risk Ahead: But What's So Bad About Falling Prices?
Here's why you should care about the potential for deflation -- a prospect that sounds appealing on its face, but that economists and other experts fear.
Here's why you should care about the potential for deflation -- a prospect that sounds appealing on its face, but that economists and other experts fear.
Labor Day is one of the nation's most controversial holidays, a celebration of laborers who made America strong. In their honor, we put together this quiz.
Alan Greenspan strikes back at the notion that he or anyone could have known how or when to defuse the threats that triggered the 2008 crisis.
Senate Democrats will introduce a "clean" bill by midweek to raise the nation's debt limit, as the White House signaled it would accept a brief extension to prevent a default.
Wall Street's financial gurus have subjected society to a host of monstrous creations: These 5 are the ones that have done investors, employees, and taxpayers the most damage.
A New York entrepreneur offered to help a homeless man by giving him a choice: $100, or lessons in computer programming. Naturally, the media backlash began almost instantly.
For the largest generation in history, the economic landscape looks bleak, and based on the latest reports, it's only getting bleaker.
It turns out that Americans in their sixties today have it better than any generation before them, but the generations behind them face a much less prosperous retirement.
The value of digital crypto-currency Bitcoin has skyrocketed thanks to eurozone worries. But skeptics say its a bubble destined to pop, much like these five historic bubbles.
For the first time in a generation, there seems to be political will on both sides of the aisle to pass new immigration legislation. It's an issue generally framed as a political or cultural one, but it has profound consequences for investors, businesses and the whole U.S. economy.
This would be the year when the global economy finally regained its vigor. At least that's what many had hoped. It didn't happen. So what were the top ten business stories of 2012?
The announcement of Kate Middleton's pregnancy this week was joyous for the Windsor family and royal-watchers alike. But all the fuss around the story hides an uncomfortable truth: For many of us, having an heir is getting unaffordably expensive and folks feeling the pinch are putting it off.
Most people only think of Labor Day as a nice excuse for long weekend, the beginning of fall, or the start of football season. But it's actually one of the most controversial American holidays, a celebration of the unionized laborers -- who made America strong.
This week, the GOP is considering a bold plan to transform the U.S. economy: a return to the gold standard. Most economists are highly skeptical about what it would do to the economy. But how it would impact the average taxpayer? Here's a look at what it means -- and how it would affect you.
Since World War II, 10 U.S. recessions have been followed by a recovery that lasted at least three years. An Associated Press analysis shows that by just about any measure, the one that began in June 2009 is the weakest.
U.S. employers created only 69,000 jobs in May, the fewest in a year, and the unemployment rate ticked up. The dismal jobs data will fan fears that the economy is sputtering. But it could lead the Fed to take further steps to help it.
Chalk it up to the nation's lingering economic malaise: More Americans this year plan to sock some of their tax refund away in savings. If you're among them, here are a few smart ways to stash that cash.
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Historically, women's heel sizes reach new heights when the economy is down, and fall when it's prosperous. But come winter and spring, we'll be seeing more women in kitten heels and flats, despite the continuing economic doldrums.
The banking world works in a lot of ways like a sports league. You can be a star, but that barely matters if your team is in last place. But if you're lucky enough to be a premiere bankers, you could always go elsewhere if your team's fortunes faded. That fluidity in finance world may, however, be fading.
The New York Times has found some unemployed people to argue against an extension of jobless benefits: "In a recent survey of the unemployed by Rutgers University, more than one in four respondents was opposed to renewing the current extended unemployment benefits.
Many of the economic problems of Sept. 11, 2001, feel awfully familiar today: Recession, bursting bubbles, low consumer confidence, predatory lending. But of course, it's a whole new world now, so we asked economists what the most significant shifts of the past decade have been. Their responses were enlightening.
Despite rosy financial forecasts made by economists this spring, our fears that the nation is about to sink into another depression are reaching depressing extremes. A new CNN poll reveals that nearly half of Americans believe a 1930s-scale depression is possible within the next 12 months.
Republican Ron Paul is going to have a great time making the Federal Reserve miserable once he takes over as chair of the House subcommittee that overseas it. But he's off-target in at least seven points of criticism he levels at Bernanke & Co.
About 151,000 jobs were created in October, and 95,000 the month before. If you got one of them, good for you. And if you didn't, well, you're in...
Overseas outsourcing keeps growing worse, not better, with some business consultants predicting that a huge increase is on the way.
The developer of the Yankees Stadium parking lots may be headed for default on the $237 million in bonds that were used to finance the construction.
The Library of Congress recently released over 1,600 color photos taken during the final years of the Great Depression. With their unique, vibrant look at the past, they offer a fresh perspective on one of the darkest periods in American history.
To his credit, President Obama finally spoke out urging Congress to extend unemployment benefits to the millions who are still out of work. He gave a...
With fear about the future and mistrust of government on the rise, more investors are considering putting their savings into gold. But they should tread with caution: Gold bugs pitch the precious metal as a safe economic hedge, but the sellers' shenanigans could cost you a bundle.


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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Scott Pioli is out as general manager of the Kansas City Chiefs.
The team announced in a statement Friday that the two sides have "mutually parted ways" after four seasons marked by poor personnel decisions and failed coaching hires.
The Chiefs fired coach Romeo Crennel on Monday after going 2-14, matching the worst record in their 53-year history. Chiefs chairman Clark Hunt said at the time other changes could be made, and indicated Pioli's future could be determined by their next coach.
The Chiefs are nearing a deal with Andy Reid to replace Crennel. The team and the former Eagles coach have been negotiating at length the past couple days.
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A Hidden Enemy (Hardcover)
Erin Hunter, the #1 nationally bestselling author of the Warriors series, is back with book two in the New York Times bestselling Survivors series about a dog named Lucky. A Hidden Enemy was praised by Kirkus as "perfectly crafted" in a starred review. It will be welcomed by all fans of epic animal fantasy adventure.
After discovering a forest filled with prey and fresh water, Lucky and the Leashed Dogs are sure that they have found their new home. But a fierce pack of Wild Dogs has laid claim to the land and their menacing Alpha is determined to make sure that no other dogs settle there. Now Lucky finds himself forced to go behind enemy lines and he has to decide which dogs will ultimately be his true allies.
About the Author
Erin Hunter is inspired by a love of cats and a fascination with the ferocity of the natural world. As well as having a great respect for nature in all its forms, Erin enjoys creating rich mythical explanations for animal behavior, shaped by her interest in astrology and standing stones.
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"Hunter expertly explores the tensions between responsibility and freedom; risk and safety; and loyalty and acceptance. Viewing the unfolding adventure through Lucky's eyes makes even the most mundane or familiar seem alive with magic. Wild and wonderful adventure for middle-graders."
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Marly Bird
Marlaina "Marly" Bird fled the world of financial services to launch her Yarn Thing podcast and hasn't looked back since. To Marly, a bi-craftsy girl who both knits and crochets, the yarn is the star, not how you work with it.
She's the co-author of Curvy Crochet (Leisure Arts, 2011), I Can't Believe I'm Knitting Entrelac (Leisure Arts, 2014), and Knitting for Dummies 3rd ed.(Wiley, 2013). Marly is also creative director for Bijou Basin Ranch Yarns and you've seen her designs in Love of Knitting, Love of Crochet, Knitter's, Knit Simple, Interweave Crochet, Knitscene, Inside Crochet, Wild Fiber and Petite Purls, and in many collaboration knitting and crochet books. In her spare time she raises three kids with her husband in suburban Denver.
Marly has 3 classes available on Craftsy.com-- Curvy Crochet, Curvy Knits, Mittens & Gloves Galore.
When Marly was asked about a typical day for her, she answered: There is no such thing as a typical day at the office for me. Since this has become a full time job I notice that each day is totally different and brings its own challenges. If I'm not answering email I am writing patterns and getting yarn ready to be shipped to contract knitters and crocheters; or I am sketching a design idea and swatching with new yarn; or I'm finishing up a project that has to get to fed-ex before the 7:30pm last pick up. I am always busy. I don't even know how I do it half the time!
I guess the one typical thing for me is every Tuesday at 10am I do the live podcast. It can be found at www.blogtalkradio.com/yarnthing or on my website www.MarlyBird.com
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Oh, ombré – it's one effortless summer style that surely won't fade. And rest assured, this gradient palette of color isn't the tie-dye of your heyday. Whether you shop the look or go for DIY, there's more to know about the dip-dye process than what meets the eye.
Ombré – the French word for "shaded" – suggests the style, while dip-dye refers to the tie-dye technique used to achieve its gradient glory. The fade effect is created by lowering the garment into the desired dye and gradually lifting it out. Leaving the lower half submerged a little longer will yield a deeper hue at the hem.
Obsessed yet? Well, you're in luck – from dip-dyed hair to ombré manis, there are plenty of ways to rock the trend this season.
By Jillian Hudon, Staff Writer
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Birth Name: Nick Frost
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Birth Place: Dagenham, England, GB
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Birth Place: Dagenham, England, GB
Born March 28, 1972, in Essex, England, Nick Frost was an aspiring comedian working as a waiter in a Mexican restaurant when he was introduced through a mutual friend to Simon Pegg, an up-and-coming comedian and actor. The two became fast friends before sharing an apartment, where Frost would go on to credit Pegg with exposing him to the films of Woody Allen and making him more cultured overall. It was during the time they lived together that Frost invented the character of Mike Watt, a "weapons expert" obsessed with the military, just to make Pegg laugh. Convinced that the character was worthy of a real show business outlet, Pegg persuaded Frost to act in his comedy series, "Spaced" (Channe... Continue Bio >>
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Lawn Mower Madness
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Download this app if: you'd like to play a fast-paced farm racing game with no rules.
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Get your old lawn mower, make it better and run around the farm.
Join this crazy kart-style race where there is just one rule: THERE'S NO RULES!
Hit your opponents, throw tomatoes, drop eggs on their path. Everything is allowed.
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Fun farm racing app — Fire up your lawn tractor and let 'er rip around the farmyard. Don't run over the livestock...or do. It's all up to you. Lots of tracks and options and quite a bit of fun.


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Biz Buzz: Beer, burger fans awaiting the return of Bunz & CompanyBy: Scott Thomas Anderson, Editor
New owners for 2H at Bunz & Company have been making interior renovations, holding interviews and unveiling a new logo for the longtime hub that was widely known for being owned previously by San Francisco 49er Dan Bunz. Despite having avid fans, the last owners of Bunz & Company were forced to close the doors in May due to the economic downturn. The new version, 2H at Bunz & Company, will remain a sports bar located at 311 Judah Street. The official opening date has not yet been announced.
Kaiser Permanente Roseville Medical Center has been named a 2012 Leapfrog Top Hospital. The Leap Frog Group honors hospitals that excel at everything from record-keeping to safe staffing levels and low infection rates. Avoiding surgical errors reportedly plays a large role in the ranking. This is Roseville Medical Center's third Top Hospital award in a row by the Leapfrog Group.
Martin Santillan, announced he will open Santillan Jewelers Inc., located at 1232 Galleria Blvd. inside the Creekside Ridge Retail Center. Santillan has already filed tenant improvement permits with the city for the 2,498-square-foot store he plans to occupy.
Guild Mortgage Company recently opened a branch in Roseville. Nora Robinson, a 40-year veteran of the mortgage industry, will act as branch manager for the new office. Guild Mortgage describes its staff as an award-winning, highly experienced group specializing in a traditional range of residential mortgage products.
Emeritus at Roseville Gardens has a new executive director. Caroline Frangieh has been selected to run the senior living community, along with its sister facility in Citrus Heights. Emeritus at Roseville Gardens, located on Somer Ridge Drive, provides care for patients living with Alzheimer's and other memory-impairing diseases. Frangieh previously served as executive director for Monarch Place Piedmont in Oakland and has a degree in healthcare administration.
Sleep Train, a mattress chain that recently held a fundraiser for foster children at Sammy's Rockin' Island Bar and Grill in Roseville, is continuing its work with at-risk youth by donating $70,000 to Child Advocates of Placer County. Sleep Train raised the funds in part through its 6th annual Charity Golf Classic, which was held at Lincoln Hills Golf Club. Child Advocates of Placer County is a nonprofit organization that manages the Court Appointed Special Advocate program, adult-to-youth mentoring program and the Simple Heroes program.
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Spread peace, love, and flower power with our Child Hippie Costume. This colorful 70s outfit includes a multicolor vest, pants, and white under shirt. Blue fringe lines the bottom of the flower vest which matches the bell bottom pants. The white shirt features a V neck lapel shape and long sleeves that make the vest and pants really stand out. You can add more seventies accessories and trendy fashion items to your look. Look for props like a yellow daisy, bandana, afro wig, peace sign necklace or sandals to complete your flower child ensemble. Round tinted sunglasses and tie dye accessories can also add some fun to your look. Whether you need a groovy Halloween style or are looking for a decade party design, our boy's hippie costume is a perfect fit.
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This video shows Missouri Dept. of Conservation biologists removing peregrine falcon chicks from the nest at the Iatan Power Plant and placing leg bands on the young birds.
Video of a male Peregrine Falcon presenting food to a female Peregrine Falcon.
In this clip, the female and male falcons are changing who sits on the eggs.
The male falcon brings food back to the nest for the female. The female takes the food and leaves to eat the morsel.
Topics in our K-2 collection of falcon-study activities include learning about birds of prey, camouflage as a survival adaptation, habitat, life cycles.
Read about the nesting history at the Commerce Bank Tower located in Kansas City.
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Born Helen Lydia Mironoff on July 26, 1945 in Chiswick, England, Mirren was raised in Ilford and Southend-on-Sea by her Russian émigré father, Peter, who played the viola with the London Philharmonic prior to World War II and later became a civil servant with the Ministry of Transport, and her mother, Kathleen, a housewife and butcher's daughter. Three generations before Mirren, the Mironoff family were well-heeled Russian aristocrats with strong ties to industry and the military. In fact, her paternal grandfather, Pytor, was a nobleman, diplomat and arms dealer, while his mother was a countess whose family was mentioned in Leo Tolstoy's War and Peace. Mirren, on the other hand, gre... Continue Bio >>
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A Cortez Middle School teacher has been arrested on accusations that he punched a sheriff's deputy while trying to get to a blocked road during a wildfire.
The Cortez Journal reports 43-year-old John McHenry is charged with second-degree assault on an officer, obstructing government operations, resisting arrest and obstructing an officer.
Deputy Christopher Barry of the Montezuma County sheriff's office says he was punched in the face after telling McHenry he couldn't go on road that was closed Oct. 24 due to the Roatcap Fire. McHenry had said he needed to rescue his horses.
McHenry is free on a $60,000 property bond and intends to contest the allegations.
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A Wood River man has been sentenced to 18 months of probation for a boating accident that killed two North Carolina teens.
The Grant Island Independent reports that 41-year-old Brian Packer was sentenced Friday in Sherman County District Court. Judge Karin Noakes made Packer subject to random drug and alcohol testing and ordered him not driving a boat for six months. Failure to comply could land Packer in jail.
Packer pleaded no contest in November to a misdemeanor charge of operating a boat while drunk. In exchange, the state dismissed two manslaughter charges.
Authorities say Packer was drunk on July 3, 2011, when he hit two brothers on a tube at Sherman Reservoir. The crash killed 12-year-old Joshua Rowley and 19-year-old Matthew McAlexander, both of Kernersville, N.C.
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The following document is the Founder Agreement. The Founder Agreement provides various protections and benefits, including participation in shared equity upside from their peers, called a "Bonus Pool." Founders must sign Page 9 to enroll in the program. If a Founder has an existing company when entering the program, the Founder must also sign on Page 10 when enrolling, or, when a Founder creates a company in the program, the Founder must sign and upload Page 10.
Learn about joining the Bonus Pool.
The following document is the Form of a Option for Poland that you will need to issue for your company to join the Bonus Pool and graduate from the Founder Institute. The majority of the Option value held by the Institute is for the benefit of semester participants. The Option also provides Founders with protections against undesired terminations.
This is an example of the Articles of Association that support the issuance of the Founder Institute Option above. Most law firms will have their own template, but this one can be used by Founders as well.
Since certain companies in Poland do not have the ability to issue Options, the Polish Founders will sign this Conversion Agreement pledging that once the company converts to a stockholder corporation, the stockholder company will issue the Options as per the Founder Agreement. The Conversion Agreement also contains standard economic terms of the Bonus Pool in case there is a liquidity event in advance of a conversion.


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LAWTON, Okla. - For years the staff at SoonerScoop.com has contended that Oklahoma prospects rarely, if ever, get their due until they hit the college ranks and have everyone scratching their head about 'where did this guy come from?'. And while the entire state may not always receive the credit it's due for turning out division one football talent Lawton is one area that most who know the state realize has an uncanny knack for not just turning out top quality prospects, but elite college players and future NFL types.Whether you talk about former Outland trophy winner and current Washington Redskin Jammal Brown from Lawton MacArthur, certain future hall-of-famer Will Shields from Lawton high, or Lawton Eisenhower's collection of former Sooners Martin Chase and Larry Birdine, it's clear Lawton has as strong a track record of NFL talent as any locale in the state.All three Lawton schools boast serious division one talent in the class of 2012 but it's the class of 2013 in the city that has folks buzzing, particularly about MacArthur running back Darius Graham and Lawton defensive end D.J. Ward.Want to read the rest?E-mail Josh McCuistion about a special free offer! ...More... To continue reading this article you must be a member. Sign Up Now!
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