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Shareholders Ask Citigroup Board To Explore Structural Changes
BOSTON, Nov. 14, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Trillium Asset Management LLC, on behalf of the Benedictine Sisters of Mount St. Scholastica, along with the AFSCME Employees Pension Plan recently filed a shareholder proposal with Citigroup Inc. (NYSE: C) asking the company's board of directors to explore a possible separation of one or more of its business units. Citigroup's shares have consistently traded below book value since late 2008, it failed the Federal Reserve's CCAR stress tests in March 2012, and regulators continue to forbid it from returning significant capital to stockholders due to concerns over its financial stability."Despite some positive steps taken since the start of the financial crisis, we believe Citigroup's progress toward simplifying and de-risking its business has been slow and incomplete. Citigroup boasts many attractive attributes, but remains burdened by excessive complexity, as well as the stigma and risks associated with being named a 'too big to fail' institution.", said Matthew Patsky, CEO of Trillium Asset Management. "These factors could threaten stockholder return through breakdowns in risk management, increased regulatory scrutiny, higher litigation expense, greater capital requirements and poor public perception, among other challenges". The resolution specifically requests that the Board of Directors appoint a committee, composed exclusively of independent directors, to explore extraordinary transactions that could enhance stockholder value, including the separation of one or more of Citigroup's businesses. The resolution also requests that the committee publicly report on its analysis to stockholders no later than 120 days after the Citigroup's 2013 Annual Meeting of Stockholders. "There is a gap of almost $50 billion between what Citi says its assets are worth and what the market is saying," said Lee Saunders, Chairman of the AFSCME Employees Pension Plan's Board of Trustees. "It is high time that the board gave shareholders a plan for recovering this value." At this time, the Board of Directors of Citigroup would best serve their shareholders by studying the merits of various strategic restructuring scenarios closely to determine the correct path forward.
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Sundance 2012
Review: It's Not All Fun and Games in 'Indie Game: The Movie'
- By Allison Loring
- @allisonloring
- May 18, 2012
Editor's note: With Indie Game: The Movie opening up in Los Angeles today as it begins its theatrical run, we thought it only appropriate to re-run this Sundance review, originally posted on January 20. They say to truly be happy you should "do what you love and you'll never work...
Sundance Rewind: 10 Films We Saw in Utah That You Can See at SXSW 2012
- By Kate Erbland
- @katerbland
- March 8, 2012
Spend enough time on the festival circuit and certain films just keep coming back around – but fortunately, they're usually good ones we're happy to see again. As the first big film festival of the year, Sundance often features some of the best independent films that people like us Rejects...
Slamdance 2012 Review: Identity Theft Is No Rapping Matter in 'I Want My Name Back'
- By Allison Loring
- @allisonloring
- February 9, 2012
You may have heard the song "Rapper's Delight" by The Sugarhill Gang ("I said a hip hop, a hippie, a hippie to the hip hop"), but what you might not know is this song helped hip hop break into the mainstream and helped a genre that, up until that point had been...
Sundance 2012: Experience the Interactive Storytelling of 'Bear 71' With New Video
- By Allison Loring
- @allisonloring
- February 6, 2012
As mentioned in my interview with Franz the Bear, this year's Sundance Film Festival not only featured films, documentaries, shorts, and memorable performances from established talent (John Hawkes) to breakout stars (Mary Elizabeth Winstead), it also brought an interactive element to Park City, UT. Bear 71 explored the line between technology...
Sundance 2012 Review: Fascinating 'Room 237' Will Forever Change 'The Shining' For Audiences
- By Kevin Kelly
- @kevinkelly
- January 30, 2012
If you're the sort of person who loves conspiracy theories, hidden meanings, codes, ciphers, clues, and other mysteries that bear unraveling, then Room 237 is right up your alley. Director Rodney Ascher has put together a fascinating movie that will most likely change the way you watch Stanley Kubrick's The...
Experience Sundance 2012: The Final Countdown
- By Kate Erbland
- @katerbland
- January 29, 2012
Here's all you really need to know – after last night's Closing Night Party, also known as Nerd Prom, your intrepid Lady Rejects caught three hours of sleep before we had to be up, about, and on a shuttle to the Salt Lake City airport. Ugly? You can't even imagine...
Sundance 2012 Review: Learn About Love and Loss with Mark Webber's Affecting 'The End of Love'
It is hard enough to be a single father, but when you are trying to juggle those responsibilities along with pursuing your dream of being an actor, things are made all the more complicated. The End of Love opens with Mark (Mark Webber) and his son, Isaac (played by Webber's...
Sundance 2012 Review: Fascinating 'Queen of Versailles' Gives Weight and Humor to Failing American Dream
Documentary director Lauren Greenfield (Thin) returned to Sundance with another fascinating slice of American life – the winner of this year's U.S. Directing Award for Documentary features, The Queen of Versailles is an unexpectedly amusing tale of delusion and disgusting wealth, toplined by a couple of American originals who prove to...
Sundance 2012 Review: Stunningly Beautiful 'Wuthering Heights' Can't Escape Unlikability of Its Central Romance
While a new adaptation of Emily Bronte's class English novel might seem to be wholly unnecessary (the book has been adapted in various ways at least thirty times), writer and director Andrea Arnold's gorgeous take on Wuthering Heights more than does justice to the look and feel of Bronte's work, lending...
Sundance 2012 Review: Fall Out of Love With 'Celeste and Jesse Forever' in Rashida Jones' Impressive First Feature
It's often said that believing you will spend forever with the person you fall in love with in high school is a naïve notion and, while the opening montage of Celeste and Jesse Forever seems to prove that the opposite is true, once the film begins we realize that our...
Experience Sundance 2012: Final Movies, Fond Farewells, and 'Nerd Prom'
As Kate said in her wrap up from yesterday, the closer you get to the end of a festival, the more likely you ending up hitting that wall where it seems like you just cannot do anything more. But you do, because it's Sundance, and yes you're exhausted, but you're...
Sundance 2012 Review: Sweet and Funny 'Hello I Must Be Going' Never Overstays Its Welcome
- By Kate Erbland
- @katerbland
- January 28, 2012
Last year's Sundance Film Festival saw an uptick in films regarding, weirdly enough, cults and cult-like sensibilities. This year's theme has turned to an appropriate cousin to the dangers of indoctrination – the crumbling of the American dream. Characters that bought into what they thought they could (and should) get...
Sundance 2012 Interview: Hydration and Anticipation with First-Time Sundancer, Movie Critic William Goss
It is the last day of the Sundance Film Festival, so let's send out our interview series not with a bear or a returning critic, but with a Sundance newbie. By now, critic William Goss has acclimated almost entirely to the festival, so let's have some serious fun looking back...
No matter how much fun a festival is, there inevitably comes a time when a festival-goer reaches a wall, a point where exhaustion and stress and bad food and frustrations all settle in and refuse to budge. I met my wall this morning, my alarm blaring away at 7:15AM as...
Sundance 2012 Review: 'Shadow Dancer' Keeps You in the Dark for Too Long
- By Allison Loring
- @allisonloring
- January 27, 2012
Collette McVeigh seems to be a fairly normal little girl, creating beaded necklaces and bribing her younger brother into running a quick errand for their father that she does not want to do herself. Unfortunately, this errand ends in tragedy, with her brother getting shot and killed. As her mother...
Sundance 2012 Review: 'Nobody Walks' Turns the Standard Homewrecker Story On Its Head
The notion that nobody walks places in Los Angeles is one of the biggest L.A. clichés, right up there with the belief that Southern California is populated by beautiful sunglasses-wearing people who spend most of their time doing cocaine when they're not driving around in their convertibles, loudly yammering about...
Sundance 2012 Review: Trade In Your Ironic T-Shirts For a Dose of Emotion in 'I Am Not A Hipster'
Brook (Dominic Bogart) is not a hipster – he may wear deep V-neck t-shirts, plaid and have an overwhelmingly self-deprecating attitude, but a hipster he is not (or so the title of this film claims.) Brook is an aspiring musician and while he is having a good amount of success...
Experience Sundance 2012: Lackluster Movies, Overeating, and Even More Hip-Hop
After throwing our annual bloggerati condo party (mainly so we can all watch MacGruber together) last night, my day got switched around a bit so I could get some much needed sleep (Festival Lesson #45: There is no point in getting up early for a screening you will end up...
Sundance 2012 Review: 'Black Rock' Slams With Girl Power Gumption and Guts
- By Kate Erbland
- @katerbland
- January 26, 2012
Multi-hyphenate Katie Aselton returns to Sundance with her second film, a much different outing than her gorgeous and melancholy 2010 entry, The Freebie. This time around, Aselton has ceded writing duties to her husband, Mark Duplass, and the pair have made what will likely be referred to as "Deliverance for...
Sundance 2012 Review: 'Grabbers' Is a Midnight Monster Movie Delight
Midnight movies at Sundance can be fun, often offering up bizarre and strange experiences. In the past that has included movies like Tucker and Dale vs. Evil (loved it) and Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie (wasn't so fond of it). The real thing to take away is from this section is that you...

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Resila's GroupKenyaAgricultureFunding via One Acre Fund
Update on MargaritaMargarita is a member of the 'Arco Iris' (Rainbow) community bank. Her business is selling meat in open-air markets.
Thanks to the training that she has received, Margarita has learned to manage her business well. She has learned to save, and to be punctual and responsible. She is grateful for all the loans that she has been given because, thanks to them, she has had more capital available and been able to provide her children with a better education. She recalls that when her husband became seriously ill, Finca were the only ones to help her. She will never forget this. The training that she has received has helped her to value herself as a woman and she has learned to be happy with what she has. She will use the loan that she is requesting to buy meat.
Gracias a las capacitaciones que ha recibido, Margarita aprendió a manejar bien su negocio, aprendió a ahorrar, a ser puntual y responsable, agradece todo los préstamos que le dieron, ya que gracias a ellos pudo tener mas capital y así dar una mejor educación a sus hijos, recuerda que cuando su esposo se enfermo de gravedad, solo Finca le ayudó, eso nunca se olvida, las capacitaciones le ayudaron a poder valorarse como mujer y aprender a ser feliz con las cosas que tiene, ahora con el préstamo que solicita lo invertirá en al compra de carne.
Previous Loan DetailsMargarita is a member of the Arco Iris (Rainbow) Communal Bank. She is a 38-year-old married mother of 2, and has been a member of FINCA Peru for 15 years. Margarita is a meat vendor. Ever since she was young, she has been working in the open-air markets with her parents. Before, she had very ... More from Margarita's previous loan »
Additional Information
About FINCA PeruThis loan is administered by FINCA Peru, one of Kiva's Field Partners in Peru. FINCA Peru is dedicated to empowering socially and economically disadvantaged women in Peru, contributing to the development of their families, and building sustainable communities.
In 1990, FINCA Peru began by lending to a small group of women widowed by the Shining Path terrorist movement in Ayacucho. Beyond loans and financial services, FINCA offers business development training, personal and family development training, gender empowerment sessions, life insurance products, and financial and social literacy sessions for the children of borrowers. Visit FINCA Peru's Kiva Field Partner page to learn more.
Concurrent and Successive Loans
Our Field Partners often work with borrowers over a series of loans as the borrowers build credit, take out bigger loans, and expand their businesses. In order to make it easier for our Field Partners to post loans for borrowers who have been listed on Kiva before, we allow them to post successive and concurrent loans for their Kiva borrowers. This means that our Field Partners are able to post a borrower's second, third, etc., loan on Kiva without having to re-enter all of the borrower's information.
This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
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- 5 months (Additional Information)
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- Feb 1, 2012
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- Feb 7, 2012
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What is a sellers disclosure form and why do I need to fill one out?
When you first list your St George home or Hurricane real estate you will want to sit down with a listing agent and go over all the marketing strategies, pricing options and information on the actual listing. You will also need to fill out a sellers dislosure form as well. This form will tell the perspective buyers all they need to know about the home from your knowledge.
Each state requires a little different disclosures so check with the Southern Utah real estate listing contract for what exactly is needed. The main issues that are safety issues are pretty standard such as lead base paint, major leaks or issues concerning serious problems.
The biggest issue tends to be lead base paint disclosure. There maybe extra forms just for this issue. If the home was built prior to 1978 there may be lead base paint in the home. Many paints manufactured before this time naturally had lead in them. If the home was built after this, there is usually no concern for it. Many homeowners have not owned the home longer than this anyway and even if it was built before 1978 they would have no knowledge if the home actual had lead based paint.
Most homeowners will check the box that says they have no knowledge if they themselves did not actually paint the home prior to 1978. As a buyer it's important to be aware that a home built before 1978 probably does have some form of lead based paint under the layers of paint that has been painted over several times. Unless the buyer wants to sand the wall down to the bare sheet rock there usually is no way of knowing for sure. It is simply something to be aware of.
Other issues that may come up on a sellers disclosure form are roof leaks, or major damage to the home. If the seller has not personally experienced these issues they typically check no or don't know. The seller must disclose certain information such as type of roof, type of septic or sewer system, type of siding, etc. Some disclosure forms even mention items such as paranormal activity or death in the home. These are unusual of course and may not be on your form.
If a seller knowingly conceals something and after the inspection or purchase, the problem is found, the seller can be liable. Otherwise, there is the phrase "buyer beware" that is most commonly accepted with buyers and sellers. The most critical thing a buyer can do is have a professional, neutral inspection from someone not working for either party. If they have no interest in the home, there is more reason to be honest about anything occuring.
For more tips or to see a sample of a sellers disclosure form for the Southern Utah region, please contact us anytime. We would be happy to explain and go over every detail of a purchase and sale contract.
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ESTONIAN RED(our big bulb!)-Hardneck variety – Sold Out
Pre-harvest sales have possibly sold out this bulb! Please contact us in August to see if we have some for you.
A Marbled Purple Stripe that averages 6 cloves per bulb. Honkin' big! Easy to peel, strong taste, stores well. You really should buy this bulb!
Don't think that this is Elephant Garlic (which is not a garlic at all but an imposter). No, this is a real garlic and it has grown huge…it stands head and shoulders taller than our other garlic. The pic shows an average bulb on the left and an Estonian Red on the right. Click on the pic and wait for it to download bigger so you can see for yourself.
Eaten raw it tingles the tongue but mellows quickly…great for shrimp scampi.
According to our garlic friends, it was discovered by a Danish seed saver in Tallinn, Estonia in Denmark. It is said to be the largest variety of garlic bulbs grown in Denmark. So, you can travel to Denmark to get some bulbs or buy them from us…your choice.
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DFAC doesn't sweat the heat in the kitchen
Apr 22, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- The employees at the 2nd Battalion, 13th Infantry Regiment dining facility have May 12 circled on their calendars. On that day, a team of evaluators will arrive at the facility to judge its performance in the areas of taste, nutrition, food preparation, sanitation and service as part of the Philip A. Connelly Awards Program, which rewards excellence in Army food service.
SSI hosts future leaders
Apr 22, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- Eleven future battalion and brigade commanders visited Fort Jackson Monday to brush up on their knowledge about human resources, financial management and chaplain support. The officers are enrolled in the Sustainment Pre-Command Course at the Army Logistics University at Fort Lee, Va. and are expected to take command of a sustainment unit within the next four months.
Boys and Girls Club names Youth of the Year
Apr 22, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- For the last several years, 15-year-old Mary Shiver has been striving for academic success while volunteering her time with the Fort Jackson community. Now all of her hard work and dedication might get her the chance to be recognized by the president of the United States.
Apr 16, 2010
Street evacuated after UXOs found
Apr 15, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- Nearly 50 residents and employees were evacuated from the housing area Tuesday morning after construction workers uncovered eight 1940s-era 75 mm rounds from a construction site.
Under siege: police stop mock attack
Apr 15, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- On the morning of April 7, Fort Jackson's Directorate of Emergency Services personnel responded to a distress call regarding a pseudo-shooter who had taken over a building on post.
New BCT POI: Training core skills well
Apr 15, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- More than eight years of war have taken a toll on the Army - not only on the Soldiers fighting in combat, but also on the way new Soldiers learn their trade in Basic Combat Training.
Familiar ring: Local West Point graduate reunited with keepsake after nearly five years
Apr 15, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- Keeping with family tradition, Capt. Alan Maszarose, assistant operations officer with the 3rd Battalion, 34th Infantry Regiment, attended the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. A member of the Class of 2003, one of his proudest moments during his time in the academy was "ring weekend" at the beginning of his senior year, when "firsties" are presented their class rings.
NCO earns TRADOC top honor
Apr 15, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- For the first time in Fort Jackson's history, a noncommissioned officer from the U.S. Army Soldier Support Institute has been named TRADOC NCO Instructor of the Year.
Gen. Casey lauds CSF progress
Apr 12, 2010
Army Chief of Staff Gen. George W. Casey Jr. got a first-hand look at the Army's latest addition to the Comprehensive Soldier Fitness program and said he liked what he saw.
Feeling 'lost'' Post offers spouses help
Apr 8, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- The hit television show, "Lost," is about a group of plane crash survivors who find themselves stranded on a mysterious tropical island. Each episode, the characters become more and more confused as they encounter polar bears, a monster made entirely of black smoke and unknown assailants.
Class act: MRT Course opens on Fort Jackson
Apr 8, 2010
The Army's Master Resilience Training Course facility opened April 5 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The school is one of the components of the Comprehensive Soldier Fitness program, which aims to strengthen Soldiers' emotional, social, family, spiritual and physical strength.
Born to ride: Motorcycle safety course turns doubter into devotee
Apr 8, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- Slowly release the front brake with your right hand while simultaneously releasing the clutch with your left. Make sure your wrists are properly aligned, and then gently twist the throttle. Look out into the horizon and not down at the ground. Make a mistake and you might find yourself on the pavement with a 300-pound motorcycle on top of you.
Events set to render salute to retirees
Apr 8, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- In order to give back to those who have given so much, the Fort Jackson community will honor its retirees and their commitment to serving in the U.S. military during a celebration April 23 and 24.
Youth mentor shares life lessons: Civilian comes full circle with post CYSS
Apr 8, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- Like many boys growing up during the 1990s, who had a passion for basketball, Darius Lane dreamed of becoming the next Michael Jordan. When he and his family moved to Fort Jackson in 1995, 9-year-old Lane had already mapped out plans in his mind for turning his hoop dreams into reality.
Survivor scheduled to speak at Holocaust commemoration
Apr 8, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- Abraham Getman has been married to his wife, Muriel, for almost 50 years. The 83-year-old is the father of four grown children and the grandfather of one. His family owns a small business in New York. He is also a Holocaust survivor.
School becomes grime scene
Apr 1, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- Lorenza Cardwell and fellow schoolmate Francisco Pagan were practically skipping from corner to corner of the C.C. Pinckney Elementary gymnasium March 26 as they participated in the school's first health fair.
Post preps for conversion to GS
Apr 1, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- Starting next month, about 220,000 Department of Defense employees currently under the National Security Personnel System will begin returning to General Schedule status. And Fort Jackson staffers are doing what they can to make sure the transition is a smooth one.
Mobile callers get new 911 call option
Apr 1, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- Members of the Fort Jackson community now have a new way of calling for help in case of an emergency. Cell phone users can now dial 751-9111 to connect directly to the Fort Jackson 911 center.
Gator safe: DES says reptiles not a nuisance on post
Apr 1, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- In his 25 years on Fort Jackson, Randy Bundrick, game warden with the Directorate of Emergency Services, has seen an abundance of wildlife on post, but never came across an alligator.
Father's sins inspire Soldier: Captain pens book while wife is in Iraq
Apr 1, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- In 1991, having endured a tumultuous childhood, 18-year-old Edwin Aycock joined the Army in search of a better life. During the next 18 years, he prevailed in the face of many challenges, conducting some of the most difficult missions, serving in foreign lands as well surviving the trials of combat.
'Play It Safe' this summer
Mar 31, 2010
The summer season is fast approaching and the Army is continuing its commitment to safeguarding Soldiers, Army Civilians and their Families with the launch of the 2010 Safe Summer campaign.
Fort Jackson to honor Vietnam veterans during basic training graduation
Mar 29, 2010
Vietnam Veterans from all Armed Forces branches will be honored for their sacrifices and contributions to our nation at 9 a.m., April 23, during the Basic Combat Training graduation ceremony at Hilton Field.
Postal service puts stamp on WWII Army cartoon
Mar 25, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- As the story goes, famed cartoonist Bill Mauldin, then a sergeant in the Army, raised the ire of Gen. George Patton with is depiction of Army life in World War II. But the higher ranking Gen. Dwight Eisenhower was a fan of Mauldin's cartoons, which often parodied Mauldin's superiors, making him a hero among Soldiers.
Play tells 'passionate' story
Mar 25, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- This Easter, the Christian community on Fort Jackson will have the opportunity to witness the Passion of Jesus through the eyes of Simon Peter.
Red Cross to establish pet visitation program
Mar 25, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- The American Red Cross is working to make pet visitation therapy a reality at Fort Jackson.
Balancing act: Treating hand, foot and mouth disease
Mar 25, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- Balancing Act is an occasional feature that focuses on easing the stress military family members encounter.
Living in the 'new normal': Program focuses on meeting the needs of military children
Mar 25, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- One Friday, a grade-school teacher noticed that something was a little off about one of her best students. At first glance, the little girl - who was often called upon to be a line-leader for her class because of her stellar performance - seemed to be sporting the same, neat hair style she had worn all week.
CSF helps family members, too
Mar 25, 2010
As an Army spouse of 11 years, Leslie Glad has been in situations that required her to adapt to circumstances quickly, without letting them affect her family adversely.
187th turns Fort Campbell upside down: Fort Jackson team teaches MRAP recovery in course
Mar 25, 2010
FORT CAMPBELL, Ky. - Turning a flipped vehicle as large as the Mine Resistant Ambush Protected transport is a difficult job for inexperienced mechanics. So a six-man Mobile Training Team from Fort Jackson's 187th Ordnance Battalion met Soldiers of the 129th Combat Support Sustainment Battalion, 101st Sustainment Brigade, 101st Airborne Division, to teach them how to recover a flipped MRAP.
Afghanistan troop level to eclipse Iraq by midyear
Mar 25, 2010
This summer will mark the first time since 2003 that the number of U.S. troops in Afghanistan will overshadow the American presence in Iraq, the top U.S. military officer told Congress Wednesday.
Feature to help keep families balanced
Mar 24, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- Last Wednesday, on our production day (i.e., the day we send the newspaper to the publisher for printing) I was stressed out. We were running a bit behind and were scrambling to make our mid-afternoon deadline. As stressed as I already was, I doubted it could get any more hectic.
EIB puts infantrymen to the test: Fort Jackson Soldiers try for coveted badge
Mar 24, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- The Expert Infantryman Badge is worn by few but desired by many. This week nearly 150 Fort Jackson Soldiers sought to earn the coveted blue and silver badge. But before they made it to the starting line, nearly 40 Soldiers had already been knocked out of the race to glory.
DoD relooks at plans for Guard response capabilities
Mar 24, 2010
The National Guard's Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and High Yield Explosives response capabilities will undergo a reorganization to allow better continuity of response to an incident and an easier transition between state and federal command and control elements, a senior DoD official said recently.
CID warns of Internet romance scams
Mar 23, 2010
Special agents from the U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command are warning the American public to be vigilant of internet scams and impersonation fraud -- especially those promising true love, but only end up breaking hearts and bank accounts.
Post NEC to get new 'Remedy'
Mar 18, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- Fort Jackson's Network Enterprise Center recently received training to institute a new web-based program aimed at providing better customer service.
College scholarship deadline approaches
Mar 18, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- Although most high schools in the area are three months shy of graduation day, it is not too late for students to apply for college scholarships. With this in mind, students should begin their scholarship search immediately to avoid missing deadlines that are quickly approaching.
Barracks no longer the only option for single sergeants
Mar 18, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- Some of Fort Jackson's single sergeants soon may be moving out of the barracks.
AAFES gas sales provide convenience, discounts
Mar 18, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- Like many active duty and retired Soldiers who work on Fort Jackson, Sgt. 1st Class Dawn Cantele, a drill sergeant with Company B, 3rd Battalion, 34th Infantry Regiment, fuels up her car on post.
Resilience school to open in April: Fort Jackson at forefront of Army's new mental fitness prog
Mar 18, 2010
When Staff Sgt. Keith Allen, an instructor at Victory University, was selected to participate in the Master Resilience Training pilot program at the University of Pennsylvania in August, he was skeptical, at best.
Army to reach 1:2 dwell in 2011, vice says
Mar 17, 2010
The Army's vice chief of staff said by 2011, Soldiers should find themselves spending twice as much time at home station as they do deployed.
Army Reserve swears in new top NCO
Mar 17, 2010
The 11th command sergeant major of the Army Reserve was sworn in Tuesday at the Pentagon after filling the position for nearly two months.
TRADOC Starts New Mentoring Component for Senior Leader Development Program
Mar 15, 2010
The U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command Senior Leader Development Program (SLD) is developing a structured and formal mentoring program for its civilian leaders, according to Ellen Helmerson, Deputy Chief of Staff, G-1/4. In addition to one-on-one mentoring, the program includes content-driven discussion guides and interactive webinars and seminars targeted at developing this next generation of Army civilian leadership.
Army vet to carry flag for U.S. Paralympic Team
Mar 12, 2010
Former Army Staff Sgt. Heath Calhoun, a veteran of the Iraq war and an alpine skier, has been selected as flag bearer for the U.S. team at Opening Ceremonies of the 2010 Paralympic Winter Games this evening.
Wanted: hard-working students
Mar 11, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- Matthew Welch was ready to start his job hunt. He wore brown corduroy pants and a freshly pressed shirt topped with a sweater vest. Tucked under his arm was a folder containing a copy of his resume and a list of references. Though he was dressed and prepared like any job seeker, what made him different than some others was his age -- he is 14 years old.
Taking shape: New PT program relates to Soldier tasks
Mar 11, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- From zero to 300 in three phases. That's the goal for Soldiers participating in the Army's new physical fitness training program being implemented at Initial Military Training schools here at Fort Jackson.
Soldiers bridge cultural gap: Female interaction critical to deploying units' success
Mar 11, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- When an operation requires Soldiers to go outside the wire, there are some things they need to ensure mission success -weapons, a translator, and in many cases, a female engagement team member.
For trainers, clients' fitness is personal
Mar 11, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- Charlina Lewis decided 1 1/2 years ago that she wanted to improve her health. And during that time, she remained consistent, taking classes twice a week at Fort Jackson's Andy's Fitness Center.
Crystal clear: Family days bring more than traffic
Mar 11, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- My first week at Fort Jackson, I received some advice: Limit on-post driving on Thursdays and Fridays - Family Day and graduation.
Policy to mandate head injury evaluations
Mar 11, 2010
Defense Department officials expect to launch a new policy in the coming months that will make head-injury evaluations mandatory for all troops who suffer possible concussions.
Ranks of homeless veterans drop 18 percent
Mar 10, 2010
The number of veterans homeless on a typical night dropped 18 percent as the Department of Veterans Affairs entered the second year of a five-year campaign to eliminate homelessness among veterans.
Mar 9, 2010
CIIP tailors to new Soldiers
Mar 4, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- During Essie Smith's 30 years working for the Fort Jackson Clothing Initial Issue Point, almost 1 million Soldiers have been outfitted by the facility.
EFMP resource fair to raise awareness
Mar 4, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- The Army Community Services Exceptional Family Member Program is sponsoring the first EFMP Community Resources Awareness Fair, March 17 at the Solomon Center from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Installation chaplain plans to foster community
Mar 4, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- In 1977, Bart Physioc, then a newly commissioned Coast Guard officer, was on his way to his first duty station in Guam. He was looking forward to the challenges that lay ahead of him, but something did not seem quite right.
Relief effort: Fort Jackson launches AER campaign
Mar 4, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- Fort Jackson will launch its 2010 Army Emergency Relief Annual Campaign during a ceremony at 10 a.m. today at the Joe E. Mann Center. This year's theme for the campaign, which lasts until May 15, is "Helping Maintain Army Strong."
Tax Center opens at new location
Mar 4, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- After several delays, the Fort Jackson Tax Center is now officially open. The Tax Center is open 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday with unit-specific appointments available Saturday.
Training sharpens drill sergeants' skills
Mar 4, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- When Sgt. 1st Class Melba Staton went through initial training 18 years ago, she learned to fire her rifle the old-fashioned way, on the ground in the prone supported position with her support-side knee forward, and from inside a fox hole.
Crystal Clear: Mom, son have hair-raising experience
Feb 25, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- Since I stopped straightening my hair three years ago, I have been known by my hair. Those who don't know me through my husband or son know me as "the lady with the big hair" or "the lady with the afro." And, until a few weeks ago, my son was following in my footsteps.
Sister act: Event marks Women's History Month
Feb 25, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- Next week, Fort Jackson will join the rest of the country in "Writing women back into history," with its annual Women's History Month luncheon.
Noteworthy women in the military
Feb 25, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- In honor of Women's History Month, here are just a few female Soldiers who have made great strides during their time in the Army.
Teenager 'makes the cut': DPWAca,!E+civilian's daughter donates hair to charity
Feb 25, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- For the past three years, 13-year-old Amanda Schwarz had become a real life version of the fairy tale character, Rapunzel.
Post celebrates black history
Feb 25, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- Just as their ancestors fought against the shackles of slavery, today's black leaders must continue the fight to empower black men and women so future generations may live completely free.
Fort Jackson garrison employees of the month recognized
Feb 25, 2010
FORT JACKSON, SC -- Eight Fort Jackson garrison employees were honored at the garrison Employees of the Month for January in a ceremony Tuesday at the Solomon Center.
Former Guardsman led the way for black athletes in the Winter Olympics
Feb 25, 2010
A National Guardsman was one of the first two African-Americans to ever qualify for a U.S. Winter Olympic team.
Updated Web site helps wounded warriors, families
Feb 25, 2010
Defense Department officials have updated and improved access to the National Resource Directory, a Web site for wounded, ill and injured servicemembers, veterans, their families and those who support them.
Director receives prestigious award
Feb 24, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- Dave Harmon, director of Fort Jackson's Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation, recently received the Order of the White Plume Award -- the highest decoration in support of FMWR programs.
Investigation continues
Feb 19, 2010
The investigation of five Soldiers for potential verbal threats against fellow Soldiers continues.
'Triple Nickles' recall days of segregated Army
Feb 18, 2010
In 1946, 18-year-old Charles Stevens enlisted in the Army to provide a better life for his wife and new baby. He trained to be a medical administrator and was sent to Alaska for his first assignment in an all-black battalion.
Concert delivers 'I. A.M. Strong' message
Feb 18, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- More than 2,200 Soldiers in Basic Combat Training and Advanced Individual Training gathered at the Solomon Center Monday to be entertained and educated by performers of the I. A.M. Strong Tour. The Army's I. A.M. Strong program encourages Soldiers to intervene, act and motivate others to prevent sexual harassment and assault among the ranks.
Marking time: Sign marks state's first integrated elementary school
Feb 18, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- Fort Jackson will be recognized for one of its leading roles in desegregation when a historical marker is unveiled in front of the first integrated elementary school in South Carolina.
Workshops offer special needs help
Feb 18, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- Before moving here, Maritza McCormick heard that Fort Jackson was the optimal duty station for families with special needs.
White out: Rare snowfall hits area
Feb 18, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- When Ralph Jones, a retiree, made plans to visit his grandchildren last weekend, it is doubtful he anticipated another road hazard -- snow.
Post EEO/EO awards presented
Feb 17, 2010
Fort Jackson, S.C. -- Several Fort Jackson civilians and Soldiers received awards Feb. 10 at the Equal Employment Opportunity committee meeting in the Post Conference Room. Jacquelyne Mayhue, Moncrief Army Community Hospital, was named the 2009 Equal Employment Opportunity Counselor of the Year Award and Frank Spang, U.S. Army Chaplain Center and School, was named the 2009 EEO Supervisor of the Year.
Comprehensive Soldier Fitness
Feb 16, 2010
An Army of balanced, healthy, self-confident Soldiers, families and Army civilians whose resilience and total fitness enables them to thrive in an era of high operational tempo and persistent conflict.
Online tool assesses four dimensions of strength
Feb 12, 2010
The Global Assessment Tool is a confidential online questionnaire that provides Soldiers with a baseline in those four dimensions of strength and allows them to track their growth in these areas over time.
Commentary: Fort Jackson ready for CSF role
Feb 12, 2010
In case you haven't been following this story line, it's worth repeating. Fort Jackson is playing a major role in the Comprehensive Soldier Fitness program with the opening of the Master Resilience Training school this spring.
Students collect for Haiti disaster
Feb 11, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- When a massive earthquake devastated Haiti Jan. 12, emotional shock waves were felt across the world.
Peers remember passionate Soldier
Feb 11, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- Family, friends and co-workers bid an emotional farewell to the late Capt. Tony Brannon during a memorial service Feb. 4 at the Post Theater.
Military Saves Week programs promote financial readiness
Feb 11, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- Personal bankruptcies have doubled in the past decade, about 43 percent of American families spend more than they earn each year and the average American household carries $8,000 in credit card debt.
Marching on: Walk initiates post black history events
Feb 11, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- Visitors to Fort Jackson last weekend may have noticed a group participating in what, from a distance, looked like a civil rights march. But the group of Fort Jackson Soldiers, civilian employees and family members gathered at the Solomon Center Feb. 6 were actually honoring Black History Month with the first of two scheduled events.
Housing draws praise at town hall
Feb 11, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- Members of the Fort Jackson community met at the Solomon Center Tuesday for the installation's quarterly town hall meeting. As during recent meetings, on-post housing was the center of interest for many in attendance.
Covenant covers extended child care for Soldiers
Feb 11, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- Capt. Cherby Allen, battalion logistics officer for Task Force Marshall, said she remembers the long hours she worked in 2008 as a company executive officer for the 3rd Battalion, 60th Infantry Regiment.
AFAP conference raises issues
Feb 11, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- Immediately following a yearlong deployment in Iraq, Staff Sgt. Dionne Timaul, received orders to move to Fort Jackson. Once she arrived, Timaul said she was given very little time to settle her family and help them adjust to having "Mommy" back.
Program educates civilian leaders
Feb 4, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- While U.S. armed forces continue to fight wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and help maintain peace around the globe, the nation's military civilian workforce is also growing rapidly.
First lieutenant goes to Washington
Feb 4, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- When 104 high school students from across the country descend on Washington this March to participate in the U.S. Senate Youth Program, one Fort Jackson Soldier will be there to welcome them.
Company commander dies in car crash
Feb 4, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- The Fort Jackson community will pay tribute to one of its Soldiers in a memorial service 9 a.m. today at the Post Theater. Capt. Tony Brannon, commander of Company E, 3rd Battalion, 34th Infantry Regiment, was killed Saturday night in a car accident.
Civilian leaves legacy of dedication, compassion
Feb 4, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- To his co-workers at the Network Enterprise Center (then the Directorate of Information Management), Donald Martin was known as a hardcore Tennessee Volunteers fan. His car was easily recognizable - it sported a Tennessee vanity plate on the front - and he routinely wore his school's color, orange.
BCT overhaul: Changes coming to Basic Combat Training
Feb 4, 2010
Basic Combat Training is getting ready for some major changes to reflect the modern battlefield, said Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling, deputy commanding general for Initial Military Training.
Online tool assesses four dimensions of strength
Jan 28, 2010
For years, the Army has used a standardized test to evaluate Soldiers'; physical fitness. The newly designed Comprehensive Soldier Fitness program goes beyond that by implementing a method to evaluate the force's fitness in the areas of emotional, social, spiritual and family strength.
National Prayer Breakfast features Boone as speaker
Jan 28, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- Chaplain (Col.) Samuel Boone, commandant of the United States Army Chaplain Center and School, will be the guest speaker for the Fort Jackson observance of the 2010 National Prayer Breakfast, scheduled for 7-8:30 a.m., Feb. 10, at the NCO Club.
MPs enforce cell phone ban on post
Jan 28, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- As more states are beginning to crack down on cell phone use and texting while driving, Fort Jackson officials want to remind everyone that using anything but a true hands-free device on post is against regulations.
Moving day: Ceremony marks completion of first homes
Jan 28, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- When Kristi Arnold moved to Fort Jackson in July 2005, she and her husband, Sgt. Nicholas Arnold, who is currently deployed to Iraq, decided to live on post - despite the fact that on-post family homes were not up to modern standards. Arnold said she never expected to experience the transformation of Fort Jackson's family housing area into a modern community.
Teen job fair set
Jan 28, 2010
ACS has set the date for its annual Teen Job Fair
Installation units exceed retention goal
Jan 28, 2010
Brig. Gen. Bradley May, commanding general, recites the Oath of Reenlistment to 14 Fort Jackson Soldiers at the Commanding General's Retention Award Luncheon, Jan. 21 at the Officer's Club.
Crystal Clear: Birthday party yields lasting memories
Jan 28, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- Around this time last year, I was still settling into my new life - and job - at Fort Jackson. And, four months into it, I was already taking maternity leave.
Haiti quake hits close to home
Jan 28, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- Pvt. Laron Ellis said news of the earthquake in Haiti hit him particularly hard because his wife and several member of his immediate family were there for a funeral.
Civilian jobs safe after study nixed
Jan 28, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- About 300 Fort Jackson federal employees can exhale. Their jobs will stay in government hands for now, as a result of the Department of Defense's recent cancellation of various procurement studies.
Army extends Comprehensive Soldier Fitness to families
Jan 27, 2010
Resilience assessment and training is now available online for family members of Soldiers.
SSI school plays major role in GFEBS
Jan 21, 2010
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- Fort Jackson is a critical part of the Army's new and revolutionary Web-based business system called the General Fund Enterprise Business System. Undersecretary of Defense (Comptroller) Robert Hale visited Fort Jackson's Soldier Support Institute last week to get an update on GFEBS and see first-hand how the system operates.


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Two systems are commonly used to determine myeloma stage: the Durie-Salmon system and the International Staging System (ISS). In both, myeloma is classified into one of three stages: stage I, stage II, or stage III.
Myeloma stage I is the least advanced stage of myeloma, meaning that the disease has progressed relatively little and you have only a small amount of tumor. And depending on your myeloma symptoms, treatment may not even be required.
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- Relatively low level of monoclonal immunoglobulin. Your blood or urine shows little monoclonal immunoglobin.
The ISS is based on two blood test results: beta 2-microglobulin and albumin. Under this system, which is thought to be more sensitive when it comes to classifying myeloma stages, you are considered to have myeloma stage I if your beta 2-microglobulin is less than 3.5 mg/dL and your albumin is 3.5 g/dL or less.
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My husband and I just found out we are expecting our 2nd baby in october. The problem is, we're broke. And I don't just mean we don't have alot of money, I mean the day our pay comes in it's gone again and we have zero dollars for the next 2 weeks. It is easy for our family say to budget better but we have no money to budget. We got rid of our second car, are looking for a cheaper apartment and don't spend money on anything we don't absolutely need but it doesn't seem to make our financial situation any better. I feel angry all the time, at myself, at my husband, at our family, at anyone who presumes to try to tell me to "be thankful" or "excited" or "this baby is blessing". Don't get me wrong, I am excited and thankful and I know that our 2nd child will be a blessing, but how can I be truly happy when I know how bad our situation is and they don't get it? I'm afraid that I'm going to slip into depression before this baby is even born and I don't know what to do.
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This is a reoccurring problem for many families. My husband and I have been married just over a year. He just finished his police school, and I have yet to finish school because we could not afford the both of us to attend school at the same time. On top of paying health insurance out of pocket... which is outrageous, car insurance, two car payments, rent and other utility bills its so hard to make ends meet. We both are working full time, and help run a ranch. We also live paycheck to paycheck and live very frugally. Because we work full time we do not qualify for any Govt assistance, which is fine I would rather that money go to someone who needs it more than I do. Just know we all go through it, and though I hate being broke I know eventually along the way there will be a light at the end of the tunnel.posted 07/21/2015 by a BabyCenter Member
Why dont you try Medi-Cal (which is a California govt initiative, u can check up the similar program in your state of residence) insurance cover for yourself so your pregnancy is covered. Usually, if you're not working or if there's no income, these prgrams offer free insurance. Depending on your domicile status, your husband / yourself might be entitled to govt benefits. Since there's still sometime for Oct, why dont you pitch in with a job for now, for your pregnancy's sake (in case u havent - in case u have - try harder!).posted 01/25/2010 by RuthNavneet
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I had a very painful conversation with my sister last night. She is visiting from LA, and we were "accidentally outed" by a text message from my husband's girlfriend. She texted and my sister grabbed the phone and read the message and wanted an explanation. My husband and I have discussed coming out, but had decided not to do it on the holidays due to some wonderfully wise advice from people here.
Initially I had a lengthy conversation with sis, answered questions, etc. She admitted to having multiple affairs on her now husband, and point blank asked me, "isn't lying easier if you want to be with other people?" I said, "yes, in some ways but I wouldn't trade it. Nobody discussed this the next day (the people that heard were sister and brother in law, and brother who subsequently came out as bisexual).
This morning, while on my way to work, sis hit me with the following:
1. You're going to hurt your (11 year old) daughter (because inevitably this makes children "weird")
2. These things never work
3. I basically "coerced" my husband since I am the primary breadwinner and was the first person to bring the concept up.
She went on about "only saying this because I love you" and "beg you to stop this and reconsider" and "I always thought you were my wiser older sister" and on and on. I cried and cried and cried. We had a lunch date with my mom and had to pretend the conversation never happened. I think we need to talk more, but not sure how/when/what/etc.
My sister has always been my best friend, and even though I hadn't come out I had a fantasy that if anyone would accept me for who I really am, it would be her. Feeling very alone.
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Floating trees was a key aspect of Notch's original design as it is a key indication to the world dynamics/physics included in the game . It would also mean that tools wouldn't be worn out as quickly and lumber collection would not take as long. This removes part of the challenge (and for Frontier, the danger). Therefore, I would probably say that such a mode is not in the spirit of the game as we play it on Frontier. Even for survival mode of Sanctuary, it still doesn't sound right.
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Splines create a face-to-face glue surface that resists flexing. Use through splines for an easy-to-make connection with visible splines. Mark each joint on its top face and set the saw blade 3/4" high? -- half the length of the splines. Orient the top faces of each piece against your rip fence for consistent groove positions between pieces. To keep extra-long pieces steady, add an auxiliary fence. Using a backer block to stop tear-out, cut kerfs on the ends to form a groove as wide as one-third the thickness of your stock.
Next, plane and saw the spline blank stock to match the width and combined depth of the grooves. You can make splines from plywood or solid stock. If you choose solid stock, as shown right, orient the spline grain with the workpiece grain. Insert the spline; then glue and clamp the pieces.
For not much more work, create a concealed spline, like the one shown in middle photo, that disappears after you assemble the joint. We made this joint using a 1/4" straight bit on a table-mounted router. Set the bit height to just more than half the width of your splines. Then adjust your router table fence to center the bit on the thickness of the workpiece ends.
Next, build a simple jig to guide your workpieces. From scrap slightly thicker than your workpieces, cut two stopblocks. Space them a distance apart that's twice the width of your workpiece minus mortise insets from both edges. Then attach a crosspiece that's 1/2" wider than the bit height for added safety and control. Clamp the connected stopblocks of the finished jig to the router table fence so they're equal distances from the bit, as shown bottom right.
To keep minor fence adjustment errors from creating an uneven joint, mark the top faces of your workpieces and have them facing you while routing the slots. Using a pushpad, press the workpiece against the router fence and down the edge of the right stop block to the router table. Slide the workpiece to the left stop block, as shown bottom right, and raise it clear of the bit.
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I have used finger joints to extend the length of a board. The problem is that the screws go into end grain and don't hold very well. Even with glue it was not a tight joint.4/16/2015 01:34:53 PM Report Abuse
And you really can't just search Wood Magazine's excellent online site to find articles on Finger joints ? We are woodworkers after all. We don't have to have every little skill in a "link". Very easy to find out simple finger joint instructions online, in past magazines, from a friend.... Simply not fair to call the suggestion basically worthless because they don't put a link in the article.4/16/2015 10:02:17 AM Report Abuse
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