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I got another 5,000 at 9.69 on the second selldown. Was thinking about a dinner trade but have all week for that plus possible bounce on tomorrow's presentation. At worst, nothing new comes out of tomorrow if they only stick to the 11/1 script. If something new is added or alluded to, it certainly will not be bad news.
Big news, ie closing pending 11/1 deals, will lead to press release probably after close today but it could come just before the presentation tomorrow morning. If none, we hear the same thing we saw in the 11/1 slides.
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Low volume on the bid = perfect environment for a smackdown. Shorts got it early this morning.
Shorts dug their hole deeper and shook out some weak hands. Macro environment for reits stinks, helping the short term effect. Nevertheless, I expect creep up later toward the close.
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Out at 9.84 for 1.51% in 2 days......enough for 3 dinners out. Wife will love it.
As to daily smackdowns and rises, my advice is to ignore it or trade for pennies. On 5,000 shares 4 cents = dinner out.
You will come out ahead in the long run but IMHO it was premature. I'm hoping it goes lower and if it goes below 9.50 I might buy some for a flip. I have a tad over 29,000 shares right now so no rush to add more. GLL
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In his well-received first encyclical God is Love at Christmas in 2005, he wrote, "Being Christian is not the result of an ethical choice or a lofty idea, but the encounter with an event, a person, which gives life a new horizon and a decisive direction".
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After the death of his predecessor, Pope John Paul II, Cardinal Ratzinger, as Dean of the College of Cardinals, addressed the cardinals just hours before they entered the conclave to elect a new pope. In response to his words, some commentators removed Ratzinger's name from their lists of papabile, thinking that there was no way the cardinals would choose such an unambiguous and robust teacher.
In his address, he had called Catholics to full maturity.
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"We are moving towards a dictatorship of relativism which does not recognise anything as for certain and which has as its highest goal one's own ego and one's own desires."
He then reminded the world of new horizons that the church offers the world.
"We have a different goal: the Son of God, the ultimate human. He is the measure of true humanism; being an 'adult' means having a faith which does not follow the waves of today's fashions or the latest novelties - a faith that is deeply rooted in friendship with Christ is adult and mature. It is this friendship that opens us up to all that is good and gives us the knowledge to judge true from false and deceit from truth."
Within two days, Cardinal Ratzinger emerged from the conclave as Pope Benedict XVI.
In his first homily as pope, he reflected on the experience of people in these early years of the 21st century.
"So many people are living in the desert. And there are so many kinds of desert. There is the desert of poverty, the desert of hunger and thirst, the desert of abandonment, of loneliness, of destroyed love. There is the desert of God's darkness, the emptiness of souls no longer aware of their dignity or the goal of human life. The external deserts in the world are growing, because the internal deserts have become so vast.
"If we let Christ into our lives, we lose nothing, nothing, absolutely nothing of what makes life free, beautiful and great. No! Only in this friendship are the doors of life opened wide. Only in this friendship is the great potential of human existence truly revealed. Only in this friendship do we experience beauty and liberation."
He believes that if Catholics get the liturgy of the church right, everything else will fall into place.
In his memoir, he comments: "I am convinced that the crisis in the church that we are experiencing today is, to a large extent, due to the disintegration of the liturgy".
The pope's concern is that the liturgy, especially the mass, is often reduced to a comfortable and affirming creation of like-minded people. In his book, The Spirit of the Liturgy, he clarifies his concern: "Not surprisingly, people try to reduce this newly created role by assigning all kinds of liturgical functions to different individuals and entrusting the 'creative' planning of the liturgy to groups of people who like to, and are supposed to, 'make a contribution of their own'."
Less and less is God in the picture. More and more important is what is done by the humans who meet here and do not like to subject themselves to a "pre- determined pattern".
Benedict's central concern is that with God "less and less" in the picture of the liturgy and of human life, contemporary fashions, likes and dislikes toss us about and sweep us along.
Benedict has reminded Catholics often that the liturgy of the church, when celebrated by the people of the church, is the church's greatest asset.
The liturgy does not need to be humanly created, since it has been divinely gifted.
The task of Catholics is to receive this ultimate gift gratefully, and to celebrate it faithfully.
In July 2008, several hundred young people from the Catholic Diocese of Christchurch met with the pope at the World Youth Days in Sydney.
The lives of many of them were changed forever as they were moved to hear this encouragement: "My dear young friends, I want to invite you to 'dare to love'. Do not desire anything less for your life than a love that is strong and beautiful, a love that is capable of making the whole of your existence a joyful undertaking of giving yourselves as a gift to God and your brothers and sisters, in imitation of the One who defeated hatred and death for ever through love."
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Located in Old Town Flagstaff, this motel is 0.5 mi (0.9 km) from Riordon Mansion and 1.9 mi (3 km) from Lowell Observatory. Northern Arizona University and Flagstaff City Hall are also within 1 mi (2 km).
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Undercover x Uniqlo Project Announced
Today Undercover designer Jun Takahashi announces their upcoming project with Uniqlo. It looks like he will be designing a collection for the Japanese clothing giant in the near future. It looks like the project will start this year and go throughout all of 2012. We will of course keep you posted.
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When the defense and offense show up at the same time for the Northview football Knights, it provides quite a lethal combination.
Just ask visiting South Vermillion's Wildcats.
With homecoming as the backdrop, the Northview defense didn't allow a first down over the opening 15 minutes of game time and the starters allowed just nine yards of Wildcats' offense in a 61-6 pounding of South Vermillion.
That impressive defensive effort and an excellent return game, set the stage for a record-tying performance by senior quarterback Trent Lancaster on Friday night.
Lancaster tied four other players for the most touchdown passes thrown in a single-game with eight and he completed them to four different receivers.
The most recent player to achieve the statistic was Martin Chastain of West Washington in 2008 with Michael Perkins of River Forest, Casey Gillin of Indian Creek and Mike Vlahogeorge of Lafayette Jefferson also tying the mark.
"Obviously our return game did a nice job. Any time we had a punt return or a kickoff return, we were able to get good field position and obviously our defense, up until we started subbing, I don't think (South Vermillion) had much going yardage-wise," Northview coach George Gettle said. "I thought once again that the defense played better and that is two weeks in a row it's gotten a little better each time."
The Knights got going early as a 67-yard punt return by Damon Hyatt set up a one-play drive as Lancaster found Zac Niehaus for a six-yard score just three minutes into the game.
The defense forced a quick punt and the Knights took over at midfield where a two-play drive resulted in a 37-yard scoring strike to Andrew Butts.
Following the punt return, South Vermillion's next drive lasted just one play before Tyler Wilson intercepted South Vermillion quarterback, Adam Crouch.
Northview's drive started from the Wildcats 39-yard line and Lancaster tore off a 32-yard run into Wildcats' territory. The next play was a three-yard pass to Hyatt for a 33-0 lead.
South Vermillion would turn the ball over twice more in the first half as Taylor Pinnick recovered a fumble and Hyatt also picked off a pass at the Knights' own three-yard line.
The final drive of the half for the Knights looked to be going in reverse as four penalty flags set the Knights up with a third-and-31 situation from their own 12-yard line. Lancaster found Butts for a 22-yard pickup, but the Knights still faced a fourth-and-10 with under 25 seconds left in the half. That's all the time it took for Lancaster to find Butts zipping down the sideline for a 65-yard connection and a 40-0 lead at halftime.
The Knights' defense had held South Vermillion to just 15 yards in the first half and forced a four-and-out from the Wildcats to start the second half.
From there, Northview picked right up where it left off as Lancaster ran for 18 yards over two plays and then found Daniel Kimball for a 10-yard gain before Butts caught a 13-yard score.
Both teams agreed to a running clock midway through the third quarter.
Kimball would haul in a 14-yard TD with 4:50 left in the third quarter, one of two TD catches he had in the game. The Knights began to sub liberally on defense in the third quarter and made wholesale changes in the fourth period before South Vermillion got a 31-yard scoring run from Josh Vaughan.
Kimball would catch the final score of the night, a four-yarder to build the final margin.
Lancaster was fairly efficient with his scoring touches as he was actually below his per-game average for passing yards with 209 on Friday. He completed 14 passes with eight of them going for scores. Butts had five total TD's in the game for the Knights.
Afterwards, Gettle was happy with the win, but knew that the Knights must get back to work for next week's battle with West Vigo.
"We're not quite there, but it's a good thing when you are able to put points on the board and we came out of the game healthy and with no major injuries," Gettle said. "We're happy, we won homecoming and the seniors won their last game on this field, depending on the (sectional) draw. We also closed out our home season unbeaten."
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First quarter
Nv -- Trent Lancaster six-yard pass to Zac Niehaus (Trey Boor kick), 9:02
Nv -- Lancaster 37-yard pass to Andrew Butts (kick blocked), 6:40
Nv -- Lancaster five-yard pass to Butts (Boor kick), 0:22
Second quarter
Nv -- Butts 55-yard punt return (kick failed), 10:53
Nv -- Lancaster three-yard pass to Damon Hyatt (Boor kick), 9:32
Nv -- Lancaster 65-yard pass to Butts (Boor kick), 14.4
Third quarter
Nv -- Lancaster 13-yard pass to Butts (kick good), 7:26
Nv -- Lancaster 14-yard pass to Daniel Kimball (kick good), 4:50
Fourth quarter
SV -- Josh Vaughan 31-yard run (kick blocked), 9:36
Nv -- Lancaster four-yard pass to Kimball (kick good), 6:38
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Individual stats
Rushing -- Nv (Hyatt 8-34, Lancaster 11-73, Shaffer 3-28), SV (Vaughan 27-165 TD, Crouch 4-(-9), Johansen 6-0, Chambers 3-(-4).
Passing -- Nv (Lancaster 14-24 209 yards, 8 TD, 1 Int., King 0-0 0 yards), SV (Crouch 2-13 12 yards, 2 Int.)
Receiving -- Nv (Niehaus 2-18 TD, Butts 5-142 4 TD, Hyatt 3-17 TD, Kimball 3-28 2 TD, Dickison 1-4). SV (Vaughan 2-12).


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These Male Models Make Us Want To Dance—Literally
Call us sentimental, but we can't resist feeling extra-proud when a local blogger really nails a creative collaboration. And that's exactly the case with Garden of Glam's Eden Raskin, who dreamed up an amazing three-part men's fashion series featuring two dancers from the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater.
Outfitted in spring duds from Buffalo Exchange and local streetwear brand DURKL, dancers Kirven Boyd and Antonio Douthit show off some major moves in iconic Georgetown locations — even if you're not a men's style buff, you'll appreciate their artistic skill and physical prowess. We highly recommend scoping out the full series of posts here, and passing 'em along to any guy pals in need of a little (flexible) inspiration before spring arrives.
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New Milford superintendent JeanAnn Paddyfote said she'll offer contracts pending school board approval as soon as the candidates are checked out.
It's time for school districts to begin filling teaching vacancies for next year and the list of subjects with a shortage of teachers is growing.
With the teaching profession moving towards a peak number of retirements in the next few years, districts stay on their toes to find the best candidates and hire them as soon as they can.
For this year and last, the state expects school districts to have trouble finding teachers in bilingual education, special education, English, mathematics, science and world languages at both the middle and high school, intermediate level administrators, remedial reading teachers in 1st through 12th grade and speech and language pathologists.
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The Rose Farm
The Rose Farm was at the center of some of the fiercest fighting on the second day of the battle. Tthe farm included the Stony Hill, the Rose Woods, and a twenty acre field where over 20,000 men engaged in brutal and often hand-to-hand combat leaving over six thousand killed or wounded. Ever since it has been known simply as The Wheatfield.
The stone walls of the farmhouse and barn provided shelter to the Confederates of Semmes' and Kershaw's Brigades, and the farm buildings were used as a Confederate field hospital. It is estimated that between 500 and 1,000 Confederate soldiers were buried on the property. Some of the most famous photograps after the battle were taken here by Alexander Gardner.
The stone farmhouse is still standing, but the barn is in ruins after being struck by lightning and burning down in 1910. The farm was in private hands until the 1950s, when it was acquired by the National Park Service.
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Hess: Washington makes another tough callPublished 3:53pm Wednesday, November 21, 2012
American Heritage: Did You Know?
By Bob Hess
We now see things looking a bit brighter for Lieutenant Colonel Washington.
Reinforcements are arriving along with weapons and supplies. But with the supplies and weapons came a Capt. James Mackay who had a royal commission.
He was the commander of an independent company of British regulars from South Carolina.
Capt. Mackay did not feel that he should submit himself to a man who had only been "appointed" as a lieutenant colonel.
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Maj. Gen. William Caldwell said the four, who were not identified, were arrested in Anbar province west of Baghdad but he did not say when. Caldwell said Carroll, who works for the Christian Science Monitor, was held 7 miles west of Fallujah before she was freed March 30.
The 28-year-old journalist was kidnapped Jan. 7 in west Baghdad and her Iraqi interpreter was shot dead. She was released March 30 near a Sunni Arab political party office in Baghdad and returned to the United States on April 2.
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Senior Erin Vierra (Norwell, Mass.) and freshman Stephanie Nauta (Galveston, Texas) defeated Marina Bohrer and Catherine Parenteau 8-0 at No. 1 doubles. Elbaba and Xi clinched the point for the second consecutive match by defeating Emily Meyers and Julianne Gruber 8-2 at No. 3.
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Fifty years ago, at the age of 12, I was fortunate enough to grow up in the most prosperous, industrialized nation in the world, a country grounded in faith, family and individual freedoms. Our grandparents, who lived through the Great Depression and two world wars taught us to appreciate the roof over our heads, the clothes on our back and the ability to work hard to provide food and security for our families.
Yet, for millions of Americans including myself, their words of wisdom soon faded, and we began to chase false dreams. We wanted it all: the big home and pool, the biggest and fastest cars, credit cards for every department store, the latest fashions, big-screen televisions and the most enviable jobs, because we wouldn't dare be seen digging ditches or mopping someone else's floor.
When our children were born, we vowed to give them an even better life: new bikes, expensive toys, hundred-dollar sneakers, a car at age 16 and permission to roam malls and stay out late with friends.
How did that work out? They became the "me, me, me, I, I, I" generation. Today they're lost in their own world of laptops, iPhones, iPods, iPads, Xboxes and bedroom flat screens. If you want to talk to your children today, you have to text them or pull the earphones off their heads and shout to get their attention.
For the past five decades, while two generations indulged themselves with selfish lifestyles, our country, once the envy of the world, was slowing transforming into an unrecognizable shell of its former self.
Most Americans were so busy competing in the race to consume the most goods, having the most friends on Facebook and being the most knowledgeable about current reality shows that they forgot to get involved in the governing of their nation. They forgot to get involved in their children's schools and personal lives. They forgot about Sunday school and church and moral values and teaching about honesty and integrity. The majority of us forgot our grandparents' words of wisdom.
Now, decades later, our innocent grandchildren must pay the price for our self-indulgence, our greediness and our inability to see the harm that our politicians were imposing on the country we shamefully took for granted.
In 1960, our national debt was $290 billion. Today we are $13 trillion in debt. In 1960, we had a surplus of $1.2 billion. Today we have a $1.4 trillion deficit. Our once proud nation is technically bankrupt and must borrow money from foreign governments to survive, including our biggest banker, communist China. This debt now belongs to our grandchildren and their children.
Sadly, the president of the United States is on national television ads asking for citizens to help with community food banks. I never thought I would hear an American president admit that "one in eight people in America suffer from hunger."
Are our grandkids going to inherit a second-class nation?
The following facts and statistics would bring our Founding Fathers to their knees:
* Thirty-nine million Americans live in poverty. Eight million in extreme poverty.
* Approximately 17 million Americans are unemployed or underemployed.
* Between 2001 and 2008, America lost 2.4 million jobs just to China.
* Twenty-seven million Americans depend on government aid.
* One in four Americans receive food stamps.
* Fifteen million Americans are alcoholics.
As of 2008, The National Institute of Drug Abuse shows the following: Twenty-five million Americans smoke marijuana, 15 million abuse prescription drugs and 5 million use cocaine. An estimated 850,000 Americans use meth, and over 450,000 people take heroin.
In 2009 over 1,625 metric tons of illegal drugs were seized in the United States. Yet our government is incapable and unwilling to secure the borders of the United States. No other civilized, democratic country in the world would allow this to happen.
There are currently 7 million Americans in prison or jail, or on probation and parole.
Even more unbelievable, are the more than 30 American cities that proudly call themselves "sanctuary cities." They have passed ordinances protecting illegal aliens, refusing to report them to federal authorities. They are breaking U.S. immigration laws, and our government does nothing.
Would Canada allow 12 million to 15 million Americans to enter that country illegally and demand the citizenship rights of Canadians?
Is this the America we dreamed of for our grandchildren? Many of them attend schools with metal detectors and security guards. They have to be warned of the 370,000 registered pedophiles and sex offenders who roam America's streets. The pornography industry now makes more money than Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Netflix, eBay, Yahoo and Apple combined.
Our federal government is bloated and dysfunctional. Our elected officials no longer respond to the "will of the American people." Presidents and the Congress are bought and sold every two years by rich, influential interest groups, lobbyists and corporations. Just read the names on the visitors' logs of the White House and the Congress. Mainstream America has become irrelevant to the politicians.
If you don't feel guilty or ashamed, then America is not for you. If we love our grandchildren, as most of us proudly admit, then we need to get involved, get educated and get to work finding politicians who still embrace honor and integrity. If they fail to meet our standards while in Washington, vote them out. It will take several election cycles, but we can change this country one vote at a time.
But first we must change ourselves and our lifestyles. Use your computer skills to stay informed on political issues. Know how your federal legislators are voting and who's contributing to their campaigns. Share your knowledge with your older children and help them understand their children's future is at stake.
I apologize to my grandchildren for standing on the sidelines as my country slowly lost its moral soul and its exceptionalism. But I promise, in the future, to never forget that "we are endowed by our Creator," and my grandchildren will not be denied their unalienable rights of "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness."
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A cinch with jarred taco sauce! Transform a thrifty roast into a South-Of-The-Border sensation with onions and peppers cooked in a zesty blend of taco sauce and fajita seasoning mix! I found this recipe in Woman's World magazine. I have not tried this recipe, but I'm posting it for safe keeping.
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- 1 lb onion, cut into 6 wedges (4 onions)
- 16 ounces mild taco sauce
- 1⁄2 cup water
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- Preheat oven to 350. Rub 1 tablespoon seasoning mix over all sides of meat. Place in center of large roasting pan. Place peppers and onions around meat.
- Whisk together taco sauce, 1/2 cup water, flour and remaining fajita seasoning until smooth; pour over meat and vegetables. Cover tightly with foil.
- Roast meat until tender, about 3 hours. Transfer meat and vegetables to serving platter. Over two burners set on medium-high heat, bring pan juices to boil; cook, whisking, until thickened, 3-5 minutes. Serve pan juices with beef and vegetables. If desired, sprinkle with cilantro and serve with tortillas.
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Started by Donatien Alphonse François. Last reply by Donatien Alphonse François Apr 26. 4 Replies 1 Like
Hi everyone,It was almost a half-century ago, at age 15 or so, that I encountered one of the more important influences in my life: a crazy group of poets/musicians who called themselves The Fugs.They had a huge impact on me in that, though raised in…Continue
Started by Donatien Alphonse François. Last reply by Donatien Alphonse François Apr 25. 6 Replies 1 Like
Hello all,I'm new here, and so hope this isn't old hat. But, I just had to point you toward a marvelous poem by William Blake in case you've never read it. Despite his sometimes heavily tinged biblical references in his other art and poetry, this…Continue
Started by Loren Miller. Last reply by Annie Willis Apr 20. 7 Replies 3 Likes
Doubtless most if not all of you have heard about that sorry piece of cinema known as God's Not Dead, and perhaps its sequel, cleverly entitled: God's Not Dead 2 (wow, how original!). Personally, I have wasted neither time nor money on either,…Continue
Tags: God's Not Dead, patheos, Neil Carter, The Thinking Atheist, Seth Andrews
Started by Joan Denoo. Last reply by Loren Miller Apr 19. 4 Replies 1 Like
According to Seth Andrews @SethAndrewsTTA Apr 16"Confirmed. TTA was flagged by religious people for "bullying." Apparently, criticism and skepticism = persecution. #GodHatesFacts"Others reported as "Flagged" and taken off line: @The Thinking…Continue
Tags: @SethAndrewsTTA, @morehead_sarah, @Matt_Dillahunty, @jteberhard, confirmed
Started by Loren Miller. Last reply by Joan Denoo Apr 17. 13 Replies 5 Likes
I don't know about you, but the last 24+ hours were VERY uncomfortable for me. Why? Because something I value a LOT, being Atheist Nexus and the people I care about on A|N were temporarily unavailable to me. No, we're not Facebook; I don't think…Continue
Tags: maintenance, community, availability, Atheist Nexus
Started by Loren Miller. Last reply by Qiana-Maieev Apr 5. 1 Reply 6 Likes
There's no getting around it, Atheist Pig is fast becoming my fave secular comic, and as evidence, I refer you to the following. Jesus and Mo had better watch their respective asses, 'cuz they got a porker coming up on the outside, and I'm pretty…Continue
Tags: Atheist Pig
Pictures of living things, including the prophet Muhammed? Here's scores of them, produced by Muslim scribes and artists.
No, that link doesn't work and I don't know why not. You can try pasting it in to a browser and the searching. The result should be "cats in boxes" by the hundred.
'Fess up, folk; how many of your cat shots did you pose?
Booklover I love that cat checking on the hamster. It is so cute!!
Mindy, the potted puppy is funny!
Steph, I very much like the boxed cats on the desk, and like the grey can in the red flowers. I think silver-grey is my favorite cat color.
If you want to watch galaxies colliding, in both computer simulations and real pix, visit http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/
today, May 16 before midnight EST.
If you don't make it today, you can scroll down to the bottom of the screen, click on Archive and click on the May 16 line.
I was lucky to have loving parents without serious dysfunction. I grew up poor but uncomplicated.
Thanks sk8eycat for the Galaxy and DNA song.
Booklover (Melinda or Mindy) the wilted puppy was a hoot.
Cute cats, Steph.
Joan, thanks for keeping me up to date on how you're doing. Good luck with chemo.
Thanks for Chris Hadonfield's Space Oddity, Tony.
Ian, your witness guardian link came up "file not found".
Good night, all.
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