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Jennifer Pinto's recent article - "At Home In: Little Falls" - (The Record, 11/8/12) while extolling the virtues of the township alludes to some of the town's underlying problems and concerns.
On a positive note, the article highlights the fact that Little Falls is within close proximity to New York City; that NJ Transit bus and rail service runs through the township; that residents have access to several major roadways including routes 3, 23, 46 and 80, as well as the Garden State Parkway; and that residents are minutes away from the Willowbrook Mall.
While these attributes are noteworthy there are concerns that must be addressed for the township's future growth and prosperity.
For instance while Little Falls is within 15 miles of New York City the township does not have access to NJ Transit mid-town or weekend rail service to Manhattan; and while the Willowbrook Mall is near by it has caused the demise of the township's downtown business community.
Thus to truly be "At home in Little Falls" - here are two issues which the town must address head-on:
1) it must obtain a commitment from NJ Transit to maintain rail service at the Union Avenue Station and that it will offer residents mid-town direct and weekend rail service to Manhattan; and
2) in order to rebuild its downtown business community the township needs to find creative solutions i.e. rebranding the town's image and attracting anchor stores to its business districts. The latter objective was achieved in Montclair which attracted The Gap and Williams-Sonoma to open stores within one of its business hubs.
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Mr. Dale J. Rackers, age 54 years, of Jefferson City, Mo., died Tuesday, May 15, 2012, at his home. Dale was born June 18, 1957, in Jefferson City, Mo., the son of Edgar P. and Joan Huddleston Rackers. He was married on October 26, 2001, in Jefferson City, Mo. to Sandra DeGraffenreid-Strope. A lifelong resident of the Jefferson City area, Dale graduated from Helias High School. He was previously employed with Cole County as director of maintenance and he currently was in the construction industry. Dale was an avid fan of golf and enjoyed watching and playing it. He had an extensive collection of golf balls and always enjoyed adding new ones to it. He also loved being outdoors working on his yard. Survivors include: his wife, Sandy Rackers; one daughter, Crystal Rackers of Jefferson City, Mo.; his parents, Edgar and Joan Rackers of Jefferson City, Mo.; one step-son, Tim Strope of Jefferson City, Mo.; one sister, Glenda Kolb of Kirksville, Mo.; one brother, Eddie Rackers of Arizona; three grandchildren, Kalee Williams of Jefferson City, Trenton Harms of Jefferson City, and Kaleb Jaegers of Bonnots Mill. A Celebration of Dale's Life will be held in the pavilion at Memorial Park from 5:30 until 7:30 p.m. on Monday, May 21, 2012, and all family and friends are welcome. Those desiring may make memorial contributions to the Dale Racker's Memorial Fund. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Freeman Mortuary. www.freemanmortuary.com
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craterbaiter 27 November 2008 at 12:39
30,000 unemployed offset by a few million into liquidation team wallets
30,000 newly unemployed weekly income earners, while several millions in cash is paid out for the intellectual efforts of the liquidation team.
The same old tired formula, the top tier firms get appointed in preference to equally able though much less expensive lawyers, to do routine closing down: sack staff, arrange fire sales to well represented parties, charge a fortune take their slice leaving the liquidators to hammer the proceeds. Often there is nought left, but only after several years of tedious paperwork and delays. Meantime, the general shareholders get thoroughly screwed and the board plus advisors before the event: in house accountants and legal eagles , and the auditors just walk off with nary a mark on them.
Just how many directors , accountants and lawyers does it take to read the writing on the wall? Woolworths was trading into an illiquid position, but that did not happen in a week.
Is the entire City staffed by simple minded optimists that cannot read a financial forecast and the need for cash flow?
Why not consolidate the 'profitable' shops , offer staff options of reduced salary or extra hours to get through the slump and get Darling on board to buy a temporary equity stake to fund the creditors and keep those jobs in place.
Better spend the money there than making the 'few hundred' in the City purringly obese with taxpayer largesse.
Anonymous 27 November 2008 at 14:28
a bit more realism
As far as appealing to Darling, the government have declined to get involved as the collapse is the result of systemic failures in the business model rather than as a result of the credit-crunch fall-out.
Hoping that Woolworths could carry on through is simply wishful thinking, and blaming the law firms involved in the administration solves nothing.
Fast Eddie 27 November 2008 at 16:50
Woolworths – in perspective, now?
At least the collapse of a major retail chain or two puts the economic downturn into a better perspective for the rest of us; as a "small" firm Senior Partner, we have seen a massive downturn in fees this year, and have had to completely re-work our business model.
Survival is the key priority, but if we get through it, we will come out much harder and leaner than before. Shame the "big boys" can't see the reality of the trading climate, through their own arrogance?
craterbaiter 27 November 2008 at 17:15
Uncharitable and not well said..
"Date: 27-Nov-2008 @ 14:28PM"
"From: Anonymous"
"As far as appealing to Darling, the government have declined to get involved as the collapse is the result of systemic failures in the business model rather than as a result of the credit-crunch fall-out."
That is well thought out and at a complete tangent to the proposal -to rescue those shops with profitable potential- your comment completely ignores the cost and misery created by the unemployment of 30,000 weekly wage earners as we near the dead of winter. You heartless wretch. It would seem a given that the Directors in Woolworths have dismally failed to grasp the basics of their own business, but to suggest that it has nothing whatever to do with the banking financial meltdown is simple minded. For anyone in Government to suggest the two events are unconnected is typical political quackery.
"Hoping that Woolworths could carry on through is simply wishful thinking, and blaming the law firms involved in the administration solves nothing."
Agreed that the prospect of Woollies shuffling onward is wishful thinking and I doubt anyone would be so clueless as to offer that board of Directors another shot at ignominy. A restructured reduced organization could salvage a heap of jobs and if clever clogs and pals were to apply the brains they are being paid to use , a formula could be hacked out in a few days.. Now that would be money well spent on top tier lawyers.. They typically manage during the odd weekend here and there to salvage ruined banks who are no less at fault for their own demise..
As to blame, methinks you read too fast, where does my comment suggest 'blame'? Perhaps I failed to properly describe my thoughts; for that I apologize. The intent was to point out that top tier firms with huge overheads were being brought in to bury Woolworths, a job more effectively done by a less expensive organization of grave diggers, thereby leaving more residual fund for the creditors /shareholders. No blame just mildly stunned by the blatant waste of money.
Your rise to defend the 'law firms' has a sense of insider thinking gone astray, perhaps stung being linked to one or other law firm now in the fray?
In any event , as you raise blame, why not blame someone for something that has gone terribly wrong, seemingly in a matter of days, ho hum? There are lessons to be learned and often that requires a degree of public blameworthiness and opprobrium. As we all know business is founded in two arcane worlds: accounting and law, it's moot which is more blameworthy and why should we be deprived of a bit of blaming?
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4. Throw on a blazer. That aforementioned denim-and-a-tee pair that is my constant standby? Well, it works just as well (in fact, better) with a blazer. Totally ready for the office but also suited for after-work drinks and weekend brunch, a blazer adds a level of sophistication with every pairing. I love it most with a simple tee and jeans. The relaxed-yet-ready-for-business look is one that makes me feel on top of my game, and it shakes up outfits I've grown bored with.
5. When in doubt, buy new shoes. There's a reason shoes are the most beloved item in all of fashion. Something about a new pair of shoes makes it practically irresistible to get your strut on. It's even true when everything else stays the same. Those old skinnies you've grown tired of? Well, they won't look so boring anymore. As an added bonus, shoes are a perfect way to update your ensemble for a whole new season: pointy-toe pumps are in for spring.
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text: The future of robot scientists Science 23 July 10 by Brandon Keim Flickr CC Genewolf Future science historians will mark the beginning of the 21st century as a time when robots took their place beside human scientists.Programmers have turned computers from extraordinarily powerful but fundamentally dumb tools, into tools with smarts. Artificially intelligent programmes make sense of data so complex that it defies human analysis. They even come up with hypotheses, the testable questions that drive science, on their own.At Cambridge University, Ross King's programme "Adam" designs and runs genetics experiments. At Cornell, Hod Lipson's Eureqa finds equations to fit data, attaining Newton's insights in a single afternoon. University of Chicago mathematical biologist Andrey Rzhetsky designs programs less glamorous but equally powerful, able to analyse millions of papers at once.In the future, the human scientist's job may be "to do the programming, and make sure the robot has enough reagents," said Rzhetsky, only partly tongue-in-cheek.Wired talked to Rzhetsky about the intersection of artificial intelligence and science.Wired: Why do scientists need artificially intelligent computer assistance?Andrey Rzhetsky: During Newton's time, a scientist could read everything that was published, at least in English. That's just not an option anymore. We can't deal with all this information.Wired: How have you used AI in your own work?Rzhetsky: In our paper on brain malformations in mice and humans, the programme analysed 368,000 full-text articles and 8,000,000 article abstracts in the PubMed database. That's something no human curator, or even a group of human curators, could ever do. In a programme, it's possible.We made available a huge knowledge base and a tool for prioritising genes and making hypotheses about associations between genes and phenotypes. A bunch of the predictions we made were followed up by our experimentally talented collaborators, and seem very reasonable.The problem is how to design a process to discover a good hypothesis, because it's expensive to test all possible hypotheses. That's where literature analysis and computational modeling can help. It prioritises.Wired: So much published research isn't replicated. Isn't there a garbage-in, garbage-out problem?Rzhetsky: That's always a possibility, but good statistical analysis doesn't throw away data. Even with good data, you get a lot of noise. Even noisy data with false positives can be useful.Think about it as intelligence data. Obviously, when it's collected, there are lots of false positives. But when it's collected from multiple sources, compared and examined, it becomes more certain.Wired: Cornell's Hod Lipson designed a programme that discovers equations to explain relationships between data. Researchers then have to figure out what the equations mean. It's like interpreting an oracle's pronouncements. Is that the role of the human in all this?Rzhetsky: It's an interesting question. I talk to electrical engineers who use genetic algorithms to design circuits, and the circuits end up being completely alien to humans. They're very robust, but designed in such a way that it's not obvious how to understand them. That's similar to what Lipson discovers: non-human logic. In Lipson's analysis, he wants to make it transparent and understandable to humans. I'm not sure that's necessary.Wired: Some scientists say that being able to crunch huge datasets makes hypotheses obsolete — why worry about testing when you can find connections. You don't like that idea, though. Why not?Rzhetsky In the movie Memento, a man has only a short-term memory. Every 15 minutes has to reconstruct causal relationships. He observes people talking to him, and doesn't know who's a friend and who's a foe. That's my metaphor for abandoning hypothesis and context.There are a lot of approaches claiming you can reverse-engineer the world from the flow of data. With an infinite dataset, the statement probably gets close to truth. But I don't think it's true for individual datasets. Prior hypotheses and contextual knowledge need to be used.Wired: So is the role of human scientists to come up with hypotheses?Rzhetsky: The tools can come up with hypotheses, too.Wired: One of the great human abilities is to come up with insights that combine knowledge and speculation across disciplines. How could a programme ever have those insights?Rzhetsky: One kind of creativity is combining old symbols in a new way. The best thinkers digest the experience of previous thinkers, and come up with their own syntheses. I would claim this is still in the space of symbolic reasoning and symbolic hypothesis generation.Wired: But wouldn't this require far more general artificial intelligence than the narrow, task-specific types we have now? Rzhetsky: Possibly. But you can think about the human brain as a collection of specialised tools. There's a tool for discerning vertical symmetrical patterns in noisy backgrounds in order to find predators, a tool to recognise faces, a tool to classify experiences as pleasant or unpleasant, and so on. I don't see why a tool that does several specialised tasks well can't be upgraded to something more comprehensive. Edited by Olivia Solon Latest on wired.co.uk


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Schumann songs brought to life by William Sharp
The warm sound and insightful phrasing of baritone William Sharp got right to the heart of Schumann's song cycle Liederkreis Wendesday night at Peabody. It was a remarkable example of the vocal art.
Sharp, a member of the conservatory's faculty, has enjoyed a distinguished, wide-ranging career, and all of that experience shone through in this exquisitely nuanced performance, with the sensitive support of the Peabody Trio's pianist, Seth Knopp. A couple of notes here and there may have lacked firmness, but the baritone produced considerable tonal beauty and achieved a conversational intimacy, allowing the nuances of melody and text to register deeply.
Unfortunately, I had fidgety, chatty students to the right of me, figdety, chatty adults to the front of me (not for me to reason why), so part of the experience was not all it could have been. Still, the quality of the music-making conquered all.
After the Liederkeis, one of Schumann's finest chamber works was performed by the Peabody Trio (Knopp, violinist Violaine Melancon, cellist Natasha Brofsky) and violist Maria Lambros. The Piano Quartet, Op. 47, doesn't get the attention of the composer's Piano Quintet, but it should, if only because it contains what I believe to be one of the most exquisite melodies Schumann -- or anyone -- ever wrote, the theme that launches the third movement. The players on Wednesday gave an earnest, but not poetic enough, account of that movement. And the rest of the score didn't exactly soar, either. The performance seemed a little unfinished around the edges. (Beethoven was to be addressed by the Peabody Trio on the program, but I slipped away at intermission.)


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Can technology help you and your friends choose a restaurant?
I chose Aria Wine Bar, because it showed up high on the list every time I refreshed it, and because it seemed to have a pretty high "like percentage" for most of the eight of us. But it turned out my boss had already been there—Ness couldn't sort for novelty. I did find a pizza place on the list that no one had tried, but then an editor in my group let me know that she didn't eat wheat or dairy. Ness didn't allow people to input their dietary restrictions, either, even though dietary preferences tend to be the major determining factor when it comes to group dining.
Long story short: After three people bowed out at the last minute, five members of our group went to Aria Wine Bar. (Yes, I did a new search for recommendations for just the five of us. Ness still really wanted us to go to Aria Wine Bar.) It was hard to communicate with one another there, both because of the high volume of the dance music playing over the loudspeakers and because we were seated mere inches away from our nearest neighbors. We ordered appetizers to share and ended up with an unconscionably cold slab of mozzarella; our pasta entrées were bland at best. Afterwards, we all agreed that we would not recommend Aria Wine Bar to a friend.
So Ness did a great job of recommending a restaurant none of us would like. Instead of tailoring its recommendation to our preferences, it seemed to target the lowest common denominator among the five of us.
Was our experience a fluke? It was not. The other group of Slate staffers who tested Ness on a different night also got Aria Wine Bar as a top recommendation. There are dozens of good, reasonably priced restaurants in the West Village, but if you wanted to plan a dinner in the West Village for five or more people chosen randomly from the census, Ness would tell you to go to Aria Wine Bar. Luckily for my colleagues, there was a long wait, so they ditched and went to neighborhood institution the White Horse Tavern instead. My colleague Bryan Lowder reports that they had a lovely time.
"We all agreed that the funny thing was that Ness would never have suggested this place to us based on our ratings," Bryan told me afterward. "I feel like very often the best dining experiences happen by chance like this—Ness can't account for that."
A technology that does for restaurants what Netflix does for movies might be a pipe dream. Compared to restaurants, movies are discrete experiences; they're exactly the same every time you watch them. You might choose a different movie depending on your mood, but there are only so many criteria you can use to evaluate a film, and Netflix has done a good job of breaking them all down. (Hence ridiculously specific categories like "critically-acclaimed emotional underdog movies.")
Restaurants are harder to put into boxes. Your experience at a restaurant will vary depending on what time you go, where you're seated, whom you're with, who your server is, how crowded it is, and what you order. Restaurants can get better or worse over time. Menus change. Sometimes you can put your finger on what bothers you about a restaurant. ("The mozzarella was unconscionably cold.") Sometimes you can't.
That said, it's very, very easy to imagine an app that does a better job of quantifying preferences than Ness did. That's why it came as such a surprise to learn that OpenTable, the online restaurant reservation company, shelled out $17.3 million for Ness' proprietary algorithm. So far, OpenTable and Ness have been vague about how they'll combine their technologies: Presumably, OpenTable will add Ness' algorithm to its reservation database in the hopes of being able to recommend new restaurants to users and let them make reservations online. In this way, OpenTable would compete more directly with Yelp, which just launched its own online reservation system.
There's time for OpenTable to iron out some of Ness' kinks and to add some potentially helpful new features. As for me: I've gone back to the old-fashioned, six-email-negotiation technique. This technique is awkward and time-consuming, sure—but after trying Ness, I've come to see it as a necessary evil.


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Maybe China's a Bigger Worry than the Fed
Will Chinese monetary policy be the more likely cause of global market volatility over the coming months than the Federal Reserve's?
The current upheavals in China's corporate debt market might well offer a clue.
Shanghai Chaori Solar Energy Science & Technology defaulted on an interest payment on one of its bonds Friday. The move sent ripples through Chinese equities, Shanghai's leading index dipped into the red overnight, underperforming regional market, and cast a cloud over European equities on their opening.
Not because anyone's worried this default might cause systemic problems. It was worth a relatively modest 89.8 million yuan ($14.7 million).
But because it could be signalling yet another shift in Chinese economic policy. The default suggests firms and their investors won't necessarily be bailed out by the Chinese government or central bank when they encounter problems. And that credit policy might be normalizing as China seeks to cut its reliance on investment for growth–a substantial amount of which is likely to have been spent on unproductive assets.
Which could yet cause wider ructions in world markets.
The standard interpretation of post-financial crisis markets is that U.S. monetary policy has been the major driver of price trends. Quantitative Easing was a spur to surging markets from 2009 and then behind the wobble last spring–especially in the emerging world–when the Fed started hinting it would slow its bond purchase program.
But it's hard to disaggregate simultaneous Chinese policy effects during the same time. Following the financial crisis, China flooded its economy with cheap credit and government spending, feeding a global commodity boom.
As for more recent turbulence, around the same time that the Fed made broad hints about its latest QE program last spring, China was actively putting the brakes on domestic credit growth.
Yes, markets rallied late in the summer when the Fed failed to taper, contrary to market fears. But China had also relented on its credit tightening.
Is the markets' rally of the past month or so and the rebound in commodity prices since late December down to investor confidence in Fed transparency and that it would stick to its steady policy of reducing asset purchases with a view to ending them by the autumn? Or is it related to the fact that Chinese credit in January more or less trebled December's total and hit the highest monthly rate in four years?
Indeed, the Fed's own economists have argued that global financial conditions in the years before the 2008 crisis–very low global interest rates and a boom in asset prices–weren't caused by the Fed's lower-for-longer policy, itself a response to the bursting of the 2001 tech and telecom bubble. But rather they'd been created by a surfeit in global savings. And much of those savings were Chinese, thanks in no small part to Chinese government policies that depressed domestic demand and boosted exports and investment.
And now China seems to be looking for a way to reverse course.
China's corporate credit markets seem to be under pressure, while its banks seem, yet again, to have cut back lending. Plenty of observers worry about the massive piles of debt that have built up in the Chinese economy over the past decade and especially since the financial crisis. As long as the Chinese government backed those debts, observers felt that the problem would be resolved by squeezing Chinese households even further and keeping savings rates high until the country's banking problems were resolved, much as happened during the 1990s.
But if the Chinese government allows defaults or even merely restricts rescues to the formal banking sector, the country's very large shadow banking system is bound to suffer. This would feed through to commodity markets–Chinese firms have both hoarded commodities and used them as collateral for leverage. And it would undoubtedly cause upheavals in other global markets as Chinese capital were either to seek safety while official assets held abroad are sold off to cover domestic losses.
Undoubtedly, the Fed plays a big role in global financial markets. But in the coming months, China could end up playing an even bigger one in driving market volatility.
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FRC's latest clarification about Uganda resolution
Timothy Kincaid
June 4th, 2010
The Family Research Council has released the following statement:
Inaccurate internet reports have been circulating indicating that the Family Research Council lobbied "against" a congressional resolution condemning a bill proposed in Uganda. The Uganda bill would have provided for the death penalty for something called "aggravated homosexuality." Unfortunately, those spreading these false rumors deliberately failed to obtain the facts first.
FRC did not lobby against or oppose passage of the congressional resolution. FRC's efforts, at the request of Congressional offices, were limited to seeking changes in the language of proposed drafts of the resolution, in order to make it more factually accurate regarding the content of the Uganda bill, and to remove sweeping and inaccurate assertions that homosexual conduct is internationally recognized as a fundamental human right.
FRC does not support the Uganda bill, and does not support the death penalty for homosexuality — nor any other penalty which would have the effect of inhibiting compassionate pastoral, psychological and medical care and treatment for those who experience same-sex attractions or who engage in homosexual conduct.
I guess they found a position on the death penalty. But it appears that they do not object to incarceration or other forms of punishment, so long as they still have access to the "criminal" so they can provide "pastoral, psychological and medical care and treatment."
There is no ambivalence about their agreement with incarceration of gay people, just so long as you don't inhibit the churches' access to them. And I shudder to think of what kind of "medical treatment" the Family Research Council would advocate for those who "engage in homosexual conduct."
The Best Message?
Jim Burroway
July 19th, 2006
Yesterday was the one year anniversary of the hanging of two Iranian youths, Mahmoud Asgari and Ayaz Marhoni, who were accused of having a gay affair. They were seventeen years old when they were murdered by the Iranian authorities. Several vigils and protests marked the occasion in cities around the world.
[Update: San Francisco activist Michael Petrelis, who, more than anyone, organized the vigils worldwide has a complete roundup of those vigils. And the Washington Post today has an excellent article on the mainstream media's silence about Mahmound and Ayaz.]
The picture for gays is very bleak in the Middle East. In addition to ongoing active persecution in Iran, the situation is deteriorating rapidly in Iraq. According to the United Nations:
16. UNAMI HRO has received several reports indicating that, since 2005, homosexuals have been increasingly threatened and extra-judicially executed by militias and "death squads" because of their sexual orientation. It is believed that such incidents are underreported, because families are unwilling to admit that targeted members were homosexual for fear of further abuse. It has been difficult to independently verify the information received due to the fact that members of this group maintain a low profile, preferring instead to go into hiding or leave the country.
17. From October 2005 to 30 June 2006 at least twelve homosexuals were reportedly killed in targeted attacks. Militias are reportedly threatening families of men believed to be homosexual, stating that they will begin killing family members unless the men are handed over or killed by the family. In March 2006, a 29-year-old man was kidnapped in Baghdad and his family threatened for allowing him to lead a homosexual lifestyle. The family paid a ransom for the man's release but the mutilated body of the kidnapped victim was instead found dead a few days later. In another case reported a homosexual man was allegedly victim of "honour crime." It was reported in the press that the man's father was released without trial once he explained that he had hanged his son after discovering that he was homosexual.
An editorial in The Advocate also notes pervasive persecution inside the Palestinian Authority:
Tarek, a young Palestinian gay man suspected of homosexuality, was sentenced to a "reeducation" camp run by Muslim clerics under Palestinian Authority jurisdiction. He said that for a period of two months he was "subjected to beatings with belts, clubs, and was forced to sit on bottles which were inserted into my rectum. I was hanged by the hands, I was deprived of sleep, and when I finally did sleep, my limbs were tied to the floor."
Meanwhile, just one day earlier the House of Representatives turned back an attempt to amend the constitution to ban same-sex marriage. But supporters of the amendment were not daunted, nor were they apologetic over the fact that while Beirut burns, the House fiddles. After the vote, House floor leader Rep. Phil Gingrey (R-Ga.) commented:
This is probably the best message we can give to the Middle East in regards to the trouble we are having over there right now.
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Saving for Now & Later
We live in a fast moving and communicating world; whether by word of mouth or technology. We love to talk about people, products and events. What does this mean to us as consumers? We are surrounded by (indirect) marketing 24/7. You might be thinking…yeah, so what? I'll tell you what's up!
When a friend suggests to you, "Hey man, let's go to Vegas this weekend," I think the typical answer might be: "Oh, what! That sounds like fun, but I don't get paid till next week so I can't afford that right now."
It's the high volume of products we're exposed to and our personal behavior that really mess up our personal saving 'game' (that's me trying to sound cool). The current national personal savings rate is 3.7%. That means if you bring home $2,500 a month you are only saving $92.50. In the matter of year you'll have less than $1,000 saved up, assuming you don't spend any of it over the course of that year. Unless you start to change the way you think about your money that almost $1,000 won't ever exist.
Get Started
Think about all of your current monthly expenses; now write them down individually with the amount next to it. You might say, "I already know all this in my head," but that's not the point. Knowing something in your head and being able to see it tangibly in front of you are two different things. After your list is complete you might have something that looks like this:
- Auto loan – $350
- Insurance – $140
- Cell phone – $ 110
- Gas – $125
- Rent – $1,000
- Cable – $150
- Netflix – $16
- Gym – $40
- Utilities – $80
- Food – $125
This comes out to a total of $2,136. That's a good chunk of change to be spending on expenses. If you bring together both examples and assume I bring home $2,500 a month, after the usual monthly expenses I should have $364 extra to spend each month. Where does that money go? You may or may not know the answer to that. You can probably account for some of it, but the rest is gone with the weekend.
How much is in your savings account? Probably none, if you do, then go you! Kind of crazy how we don't realize where our money goes every month, huh? Want to do something about it?
Start Off Small
Now that you see your standard monthly expenses and how much they cost you every month, evaluate their importance to you versus their costs. You are spending $166 dollars on month for internet, TV and Netflix. Do you watch a lot of TV and a lot of movies? Really take the time to think about it. Let's say you realize that you're gone a lot and you hardly use your Netflix account and don't watch a lot of TV. So you decide to cancel your Netflix account and get a smaller cable package.
Let's say that your new cable bill is now only $75 and you canceled Netflix. You're now saving an extra $91 every month. This might seem like a small amount compared to the big picture, but the fact is that it's the small amounts that have an impact on the big picture. There is a tool out there called Planwise that can allow you to see the direct impact of saving that extra $91 per month a year or two down the line. If things roughly stayed the same with your finances, by the end of 2013 the lowering of those two expenses would have saved you a total of $1,274. That's a good amount of extra money to have just by cutting back on things you don't really use right?
How Does it Fit into the Big Picture
I just gave you a hypothetical situation for what someone could do to save money down the line. We will have different expenses and different scenarios but I'm sure that we could almost all cut back on something in order to save a little money. It's about looking ahead and figuring out where you want to be. If you would have killed those expenses earlier you probably could have randomly gone to Vegas with your friend for the weekend.
Saving money is really important. If you aren't saving any money how do you plan on buying a house, buying a new car, taking a vacation with your significant other or some friends? How about having a safety net for just emergencies? By no means am I saying become a hermit and don't ever go have fun, just be mindful of how you spend your money because after all it is your hard earned money, make it work for you!
This guest post was written by Ryan Paredez. Ryan works as the "Left Hand Man," Blogger and Partner Relations at Planwise.com – an internet tech startup focused on financial planning made easy.


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I started as a Graphic designer back in college. These were the days of rubylith, giant cameras, and hot wax machines. I migrated into computer and web design prior to Internet Explorer launching on the scene in the mid 90's. My love of html grew and soon I returned to college to pick up some development skills (.NET,PHP, SQL, MySQL). Over the last two decades you could find me working in vendor roles for such companies as; XBOX, New Belgium Brewing, Microsoft, The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, T-Mobile, Costco, Amazon.com and many more.
While my career started as a graphic designer in the early 90's, it evolved through many facets before landing in the usability field. I took detours through open source development and Front End Design [FED]. I taught at the local community college and I have also been lucky enough to engage in start-up enterprises (including my latest venture GoodRoadNetwork.com). It is this diversity in my background that allows me to excel at what I do. I can walk the walk and talk the talk with the developer team and translate design into code and vice verse.
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Dr. Alissa Speziale
If you're a woman, you're automatically at greater risk for osteoporosis than men. But did you know that if you are a woman with an undiagnosed gastroenterology (GI) disorder, such as celiac disease, your risk of osteoporosis is even higher?
The reason is that women are born with a lower bone density than their male peers and they lose bone mass more quickly as they age. Additionally, undiagnosed GI disorders often cause nutritional deficiencies – in this case, a lower rate of vitamin D, calcium and magnesium absorption.
Celiac disease causes damage to the small intestine, which is responsible for absorbing important nutrients like calcium. Calcium is essential for building and maintaining healthy bones. Even people with celiac disease who consume sufficient amounts of calcium can be deficient.
Osteoporosis is a condition in which the bones become less dense, leading to an increased risk of fracture. In the United States, more than 40 million people either have osteoporosis or are at high risk due to low bone mass. The diagnosis of osteoporosis is made by DEXA, or bone densitometry. This is a noninvasive test, and its results are discussed in comparison to peak bone density, the "T score". This will determine a patient's risk for fracture and if treatment is indicated.
Celiac disease is an inherited intestinal disorder in which the body cannot tolerate gluten, the protein in wheat, barley and rye. The diagnosis is made by a blood test and a small bowel biopsy. Because it affects absorption of necessary minerals such as vitamin D, there is an increased risk of osteoporosis.
Gluten intolerance should not be confused with a diagnosed GI disorder. Risk for osteoporosis is greatly reduced if the patient only has a gluten intolerance. Women who have had a bowel biopsy that came back positive for celiac disease are at the greatest risk.
The good news is there are treatments available to reduce your risk of osteoporosis.
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Five months ago Nigel Foster moved to Normandy, to drink wine and study the wildlife. Meeting the locals was not on his agenda.
Rikard Barram was billeted in Normandy. His war ended suddenly, amid the turmoil of the liberation. That was ... 1944.
Now Nigel and Rikard will meet, in a secluded orchard.
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GED testing fees set to increase
In January 2014, a new electronic version of the GED test will be released, with fees for Mississippians set to double.
Today, there are more than half-a-million Mississippians who lack a high school diploma or GED, which means that they lack the basic skills necessary to compete in today's workforce.
In January of 2014, a new electronic version of the GED will be released. As a result, testing fees for Mississippians are set to double.
The new version of the test will only be available at designated testing sites and is expected to be much more difficult than previous versions, explained Nancy McRight, Director of Adult Education/GED Testing at Holmes Community College.
"Unfortunately, time is running out for many Mississippi residents," she said. "If you or someone you know needs to take this test, the time is now."
Holmes Community College administers the GED exam monthly at the Attala Educational Center in Kosciusko and at the McGowan Workforce Training Center on the Ridgeland campus. To qualify, candidates must be 18 years of age and not currently enrolled in school. Those interested in taking the GED are encouraged to attend local classes available through Holmes Community College, prior to taking the test.For more information about enrolling in the GED Program at Holmes Community College, call 662.290.0808


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Would have been more fun to stamp on them. I'll get my coat
I love hostas and so obviously hate snails and slugs but I just can't bring myself to kill them. I bet they do come back. I will mark with them with nail polish and see
They'll come back..probably with a full pedicure and 6 mates
A woman I used to know in West London would fill carrier bags with snails and take them to what she called the BBC park at White City...perhaps that's why they moved up North?
Good to see someone with an alternative to that horribly cruel practice of putting them in salty water. Stamping on them is instant and efficient also. The nail polish painting and waiting game is interesting too. Three returns is as many as I have observed, and observing the survivors from one year to another. However I don't agree about the slugs...... I think they do more damage than the snails. Sad story about the cornflower.
Pippa Greenwood on Gardeners World did the marking of snails experiment years ago. She was amazed that most of them came back!
rubber gloves, drop them into the bucket , punch them. Instant and as humane as possible, unlike the lingering salt death approach.
at this time of year, if you have tadpoles, drop the crushed snails into the pond. Tadpoles love them.
Hi all, thanks for all your comments. The snails will have a job coming back - the wildlife area of the park is across two roads and a railway line.Old Chippy - sorry to hear that so many people don't like your garden! I hope a nice gardener buys your house who will appreciate all your hard efforts.Kate
Hi Kate tried to down load pictures of garden with no luck so I posted it on G/W facebook page David Page.
Sunflower, is it you who puts up great flower photos on Blipfoto??????
I have horrendous problems with slugs and snails, my husband made me a veggie plot a couple of years ago but have had to give up on that idea as they were eating everything no matter what I did. Don't use slug pellets as have pets, resident frogs and think its cruel. So I`m now turning the plot into a cottage style garden but the slugs are attacking again. I am gonna have to do the torch vigil, much to my husbands amusment.
I go out ever night with the torch and collect snail and slugs and put them in my garden bin so they have food


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|"My Name is Konohamaru!"
|(木ノ葉丸だ コレ!, Konohamaruda Kore!)
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|"Enter: Naruto Uzumaki!"
|Naruto #2 (Watch Online)
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|October 10, 2002
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My Name is Konohamaru! (木ノ葉丸だ コレ!, Konohamaruda Kore!) is episode 2 of the original Naruto anime.
Naruto used a bizarre photograph of himself in his Ninja Registration Form. The Third Hokage tells him to retake his photo, as the photograph made him seem senseless, but Naruto used his Sexy Technique in order to frustrate him. A child tries to attack the Hokage but trips on his own scarf. A ninja arrives and seems concerned for the child. He notices Naruto, identifying him as the Nine-Tailed Demon Fox. The child claimed that Naruto made him fall, trying to deny the fact that he fell over himself. Naruto disputes with the child but the ninja, Ebisu, tells him that the child is the grandson of the Third Hokage; revealing him to be Konohamaru Sarutobi. Ebisu then tells Konohamaru to train with him so he will be Hokage quicker, but the boy slips away during Ebisu's speech to follow Naruto. Ebisu panicked and left swiftly. Then Konohamaru followed Naruto through Konohagakure, trying to avoid being spotted. After Naruto saw through his obvious disguise, Konohamaru ordered Naruto to train and teach him how to overthrow the Third Hokage.
After doing various steps of the training Naruto asked Konohamaru why he is obsessed with the Hokage. Konohamaru then told him that the people never identified him as himself and just saw him as the Hokage's grandson. Konohamaru wants to be Hokage, but Naruto tells him that it is not easy to become one.
At the rooftops of the Hokage mansion, Iruka asks the Hokage about Naruto's ninja registration form. The Hokage then explains that he has issued a decree not to let anybody know the fact that Naruto is a jinchūriki, he would punish any who broke it. He also said that the Fourth Hokage wants the village to see Naruto as a hero, but most of the villagers saw Naruto as the Nine-Tails itself.
Ebisu finally finds Konohamaru and Naruto. Konohamaru announces that he was trying to learn the way to beat his grandfather so he could become Hokage. Ebisu taunts Konohamaru, who responds by using the Sexy Technique on him which distracts him. Then Naruto used his Shadow Clone Technique while The Hokage watches them with his Telescope Technique. Naruto transforms the clones into nude women with the Sexy Technique, causing Ebisu to have a huge nose bleed and fall unconscious. Naruto tells Konohamaru that there is no shortcut to be Hokage, announcing that they would be rivals and that they would fight one day for the title of Hokage.
- In the edited English version, when the Third Hokage and Ebisu saw Naruto perform the Sexy Technique, the blood from their noses was censored.


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JC Council sails through budget discussions
Friday, August 17, 2012
The Jefferson City Council made quick progress in the budget process Thursday, going through several proposed expenditures before adjourning.
At the Budget Committee meeting Thursday, the council made it through eight line items in the mayor's proposed budget for the next fiscal year without changing any of the proposed items.
The council approved expenditures for the city administrator's salary, health insurance premiums and retirement increase, a reduction for city vehicles, increased Salute to America funding, cuts to the Public Arts Commission, increase in contractual services and funds for professional services in the Finance Department.
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No difference between killing a baby inside or outside the womb
Recently it was discovered that a woman in Utah gave birth to seven children and then killed them. What fundamentally is the difference between that and abortion? Location. A child in the womb and a child outside the womb. Logically, if a baby in the womb can legally be killed, why not after birth? What is the difference? In both cases it is a person being killed. In the Netherlands and Belgium it is legal to kill a born child and euthanize adults. The logic of abortion does go forward. Think about it.


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A school play and several other events are coming up in the month of November and it would be grand to have your child take something new out of this month other than the food marathon of Thanksgiving day. The girls Thanksgiving costumes will be a great way for your girl to learn about the first Thanksgiving and what it means to be thankful for all one has in life.
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This collection of costumes features many assorted pilgrim and Native American outfits for your daughter to choose from. Both types of costumes are pretty in their own right. The pilgrim outfits come with long dresses, white aprons, and bonnets in order to show off a simplistic beauty. The Native American costumes are designed to look as if they've been made from faux leather or suede and feature feathers and beads as accessories.
The first Thanksgiving is an event where the Native Americans shared food with the struggling settlers. Together, both types of people enjoyed a meal in peace and harmony despite the language barrier that existed between them. This event marks honor and peace as the two most important facets of life. No matter how difficult things may seem in the present, the future is always bright.


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HopFed Bancorp, Inc. Announces Filing Of Registration Statement For The Offering Of $30 Million Of Common Stock
HOPKINSVILLE, Ky., May 25 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- John E. Peck , President & CEO of HopFed Bancorp, Inc. (Nasdaq: HFBC), a $1.0 billion unitary savings and loan holding company, and parent company of Heritage Bank today announced that the Company has filed a registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission for an offering of $30 million of its common stock. The Company expects to sell its common stock in an underwritten public offering with Howe Barnes Hoefer & Arnett, Inc. acting as manager. The Company intends to grant the underwriters an option to purchase up to an additional $4.5 million of common stock offered to cover over-allotments, if any. The common stock will be issued pursuant to a prospectus filed as part of the Company's registration statement under the Securities Act of 1933. The Company intends to use the net proceeds from the offering for general corporate purposes including ongoing and anticipated growth, including potential acquisition opportunities.This announcement shall not constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy these securities, nor shall there be any offer or sale of these securities in any jurisdiction in which such offer, solicitation or sale would be unlawful prior to registration or qualification under the securities laws of any such jurisdiction. A registration statement relating to these securities has been filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission but has not yet become effective. These securities may not be sold nor may offers to buy be accepted prior to the time the registration statement becomes effective. The offering will be made only by means of a prospectus which is a part of such registration statement. When available, a copy of the preliminary prospectus may be obtained from Howe Barnes Hoefer & Arnett, Inc. at 222 S. Riverside Plaza, Chicago, Illinois 60606. Telephone 1-800-800-4693. About HopFed Bancorp, Inc. HopFed Bancorp, Inc. is a holding company of Heritage Bank headquartered in Hopkinsville, Kentucky. The Bank has eighteen offices in western Kentucky and middle Tennessee as well as Fall & Fall Insurance of Fulton, Kentucky, Heritage Solutions of Murray, Kentucky, Hopkinsville, Kentucky, Kingston Springs, Tennessee, and Pleasant View, Tennessee and Heritage Mortgage Services of Clarksville, Tennessee. The Bank offers a broad line of banking and financial products and services with the personalized focus of a community banking organization. For more information about Heritage Bank and the Company, go to our website at www.bankwithheritage.com. Information contained in this press release, other than historical information, may be considered forward-looking in nature and is subject to various risks, uncertainties, and assumptions. Should one or more of these risks or uncertainties materialize, or should underlying assumptions prove incorrect, actual results may vary materially from those anticipated, estimated or expected. Among the key factors that may have a direct bearing on the Company's operating results, performance or financial condition are competition and the demand for the Company's products and services, and other factors as set forth in filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. SOURCE HopFed Bancorp, Inc.
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Telltale nail it againparallelTom555 | Jan. 2, 2014 | Review of The Walking Dead Season 2 - PC
Telltale games are masters of their craft. They may have started off creating games that generated mixed responses, but with the Walking Dead they have created a world and characters that the player can truly care about. While the first episode is used as a kind of transition from season 1, introducing the new Clementine and the array of new characters, it is still a fantastically created episode. The gameplay hasn't changed much, although a new UI is introduced. Some frame rate issues still exist, but they aren't game breaking. But lets be honest, everyone is here for the story, and it won't leave you disappointed, despite some characters voice acting being slightly off. Despite some frame rate issues and voice acting that could be improved, the first episode puts the player on the feel train instantly, and doesn't let up until the credits roll. Get ready for yet another emotional rollercoaster of a season!


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Machined, aluminum, trigger housing with hardened, steel components replaces the non-adjustable, factory trigger in your Ruger® 10/22® for a crisp, consistent, single stage trigger pull worthy of the finest match rifle. Redesigned two-lever system puts the sear engagement point at the backside of the hammer for improved leverage that lightens pull weight to approximately 1.5 or 2.5 pounds, depending on model. Extra-power hammer spring ensures fast, positive primer ignition. Adjustments for sear engagement and overtravel allow precise tuning to eliminate creep. Includes pivoting ejector, magazine latch, and push-button safety. Spring-loaded, bolt lock lever disengages automatically when bolt is pulled rearward for easy, one-handed bolt operation. Available in black or silver. Drop-in installation using the factory, receiver cross-pins.
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Just when you thought the adventure is over, the world's famous cinematic archaeologist is back.
Lego Indiana Jones 2 : The Adventures Continues will be released on November 20th and will feature levels based on Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. There will also be a build-your-own-adventure mode.
This game continues in the same tradition as other Lego franchise movie-tie in games. There is a two player co-operative mode and the cut-scenes are humurous.
Also, players can construct a variety of props to aid them in the quest for collecting the most lego coins.
This game will be released for the PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, DS and PC.
If that is not enough Activision also has Star Wars : The Force Unleashed, the Ultimate Sith edition. This game will be out November 6th, and is a revamped release of the 2008 versioin. This time, it will have additional content.
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Jets History: January 19
January 19, 1996 – The National Hockey League Board of Governors approved the sale of the Winnipeg Jets. This approval officially cleared the way for the team to move to Phoenix, Arizona in time for the 1996-97 season.
January 19, 1994 – The Jets fired General Manager Mike Smith and replaced him on an interim basis with Coach John Paddock. Paddock wasn't the answer, as the Jets proceeded to not win another game until March 2, 1994 when they beat Dallas 4-2.
January 19, 1990 – The New York Islanders beat the Jets 6-4 at Winnipeg Arena for their 9th straight win. This gave the Islanders sole possession of first place in the Patrick Division. Randy Wood scored three power play goals for his first NHL hat trick.
January 19, 1987 – The Vancouver Canucks' forward, Tony Tanti, scored his 5th career hat trick during a 5-4 loss to the Jets, at Winnipeg Arena.
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"and even in those 10 races he did not ALWAYS have the best car on the grid.
Mclaren was indeed the best car in many races.