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Group offers free tax assistancePublished 12:18pm Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Tax season is just around the corner and Volunteer Connections of Central Alabama is again offering free tax and electronic filing assistance.
"I'm excited we're getting started," said Carly Cummins, project director.
VCCA is offering free tax assistance under the IRS Tax Counseling for the Elderly program, which provides free tax help to people ages 60 and older, and the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program, which offers free tax help to low-to-moderate income people (generally an annual income of less than $52,000).
Cummins said in addition to IRS certified volunteers preparing taxes for those 60 and over and those with low-to-moderate-incomes, VCCA will also participate in the Facilitated Self-Assistance (FSA) Program for the first time this year.
Those who have an annual income of less than $57,000 may complete their taxes free of charge online at vcca.blog.com and will have phone and e-mail access to IRS trained volunteers for questions or concerns.
Tax preparation began at the VCCA's Highway 280 location Monday and will continue until tax time.
"We are first come, first serve," said Jim Ayre, VCCA volunteer and board of directors chairman. "Right now there is no problem because we aren't as busy, but some days we'll have taxpayers lined up on benches outside."
Ayre said the IRS is still in the process of revising software, but most taxpayers may have their taxes prepared.
"The IRS isn't accepting any returns until Jan. 30," Ayre said. "Most people can come in and we can enter them in system, but their tax returns will process when the IRS begins accepting them."
Ayre cautioned that while the IRS estimated tax returns would be direct deposited in 7-10 days last year, this year the estimate is 21 days.
"The money may or may not be in taxpayers' accounts within 21 days," Ayre said. "Just in case, the IRS is advising people not to plan on making purchases with the money right away."
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Gender Differences in Cognition among Older Adults in China
In this paper, the authors model gender differences in cognitive ability in China using a new sample of middle-aged and older Chinese respondents. Modeled after the American Health and Retirement Survey (HRS), the CHARLS Pilot survey respondents are 45 years and older in two quite distinct provinces—Zhejiang a high growth industrialized province on the East Coast, and Gansu, a largely agricultural and poor Province in the West. Their measures of cognition in CHARLS relies on two measures that proxy for different dimensions of adult cognition—episodic memory and intact mental status. They relate both these childhood health measures to adult health and SES outcomes during the adult years. They find large cognitive differences to the detriment of women that were mitigated by large gender differences in education among these generations of Chinese people. These gender differences in cognition are especially concentrated within poorer communities in China with gender difference being more sensitive to community level attributes than to family level attributes, with economic resources. In traditional poor Chinese communities, there are strong economic incentives to favor boys at the expense of girls not only in their education outcomes, but in their nutrition and eventually their adult height. These gender cognitive differences have been steadily decreasing across birth cohorts as the economy of China grew rapidly. Among younger cohorts of young adults in China, there is no longer any gender disparity in cognitive ability.
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Bill Plympton will be appearing at Carolines on Broadway in New York City on May 24, 2000. The presentation will include a sneak preview of his upcoming feature, MUTANT ALIENS, as well as a book party for MUTANT ALIENS, the book. MUTANT ALIENS, to be released in 2001, is based on a graphic novel where an American astronaut is forced to live in space forever. The English version of the 192-page comic book MUTANT ALIENS -- which serves as the storyboard for the feature. Also, the long-awaited video of Bill's feature I MARRIED A STRANGE PERSON will be released on April 25, 2000.
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A month and a half ago, several cannabis advocacy groups sued the federal government in an attempt to end the 9-year delay in the federal government's decision on a petition to reschedule marijuana. Today they succeeded in forcing the government's hand as the D.E.A. had to deny the rescheduling petition, opening the door for advocates to appeal the decision in federal court.
No one really expected any other decision from the federal government, but now the government's delays have come to an end.
"We have foiled the government's strategy of delay, and we can now go head-to-head on the merits, that marijuana really does have therapeutic value," said Joe Elford, the chief counsel for Americans for Safe Access and the lead counsel on the recently filed lawsuit.
There is ample evidence of the medicinal properties of cannabis, and hopefully the federal courts will be open-minded about this ludicrous stance taken by the DEA.
It seems some of the momentum lost in last fall's elections is returning to the cannabis law reform movement. But as we saw last year, momentum is only useful if you build upon it. Activists nationwide must keep the pressure on federal government officials, who have declared themselves Public Enemy #1 in the eyes of marijuana users and advocates.
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The moral of the story is clear-that you must not judge a person solely by appearances. This timeless theme is still so relevant and important today, perhaps even more than ever. In an age where we are increasingly becoming forced to jump to conclusions so that we can communicate in 140-character messages, it's important for all of us to remember that it's okay to take your time to get to know someone.
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Pobee, John S. "Teaching the New Testament in an African Context." Journal of Religious Thought 42: 2 (1985–86): 2–39.
Riches, John. "Interpreting the Bible in African Contexts: Glasgow Consultation." Semeia (1996): 73, 181–188.
Schreiter, R. Constructing Local Theologies. Maryknoll: Orbis, 1985.
Wambutda, D.N. "Hermeneutics and the Search for Theologia Africana." Africa Theological Journal 9:1 (1980): 29–39.
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Hot on the heels of last week's banning of Four Loko (and all other alcoholic energy drinks) in the entire state of Michigan, New York state is now trying to get in on the action. This, from our sister paper, the Village Voice:
"Apparently there is a cheap alcoholic energy drink called "Four Loko," the New York Daily News tells us today. Also NPR, ABC, CBS, Harvard Crimson, Chicago Sun-Times, and so on and so on and so on lately. That's just the first page of Google! Now New York is working to ban it."
Unfortunately, there appears to be a problem...See, the way the laws are written in New York state, the Liquor Authority doesn't have the power to ban specific brands that have already gained approval by federal agencies.
But hey, a little thing like the rule of law certainly isn't going to stop New York from jumping on the panic bandwagon. At least not according to the New York Daily News:
"'Obviously, we're concerned. We're considering changing the rules,' said William Crowley, spokesman for the Liquor Authority. 'The problem is, as it's written, the statute doesn't give us the power to ban these products.'
In other Four Loko-related news, New York City
chef cook Eddie Huang has already begun stockpiling Four Loko for the coming apocalypse, according to Eater NY. He's even running a $15 all-you-can-drink special at his restaurant Xiao Ye from 6pm to 11pm. But he's not necessarily doing it because he likes the stuff. As a matter of fact, he came up with what I believe to be the single most succinct description of Four Loko yet to be thrown out there amid all the media brouhaha:
"Four Loko is not a drink, it is chlorine in the gene pool. It weeds out all the people unfit for the next generation, like Darwin in a can."


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ATLANTA - The NCAA upheld its four-game suspension of Georgia tailback Todd Gurley on Thursday night, ending the school's final hope of having its biggest star in uniform for Saturday's game against Florida.
ATHENS - The NCAA said Wednesday that Georgia star running back Todd Gurley must sit out until Nov. 15 for accepting more than $3,000 for autographed memorabilia and other items over a two-year period.
ATHENS - With or without Todd Gurley, the Georgia Bulldogs are big favorites to hand Florida another defeat.
ATHENS - Thanks to Nick Chubb, concerns about Georgia's running game have subsided even as Todd Gurley's status remains uncertain.
ATHENS - Mark Richt said he was optimistic on Wednesday as Georgia was expected to file a request with the NCAA for tailback Todd Gurley's eligibility to be reinstated.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - Nick Chubb's provided an encore performance more than worthy of his well-known predecessor.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. - Even without Todd Gurley, Georgia established itself as the team to beat in the Southeastern Conference's East Division with a shutout victory over Missouri.
ATHENS - Todd Gurley darted around the orange cones, cutting from side to side while an assistant coach barked instructions, taking on the agility drill like it was just another day at practice.
COLUMBIA, Mo. - No Todd Gurley? No problem for Georgia.
ATHENS - Georgia star tailback Todd Gurley was suspended indefinitely on Thursday while the school investigates an alleged violation of NCAA rules.
ATHENS - An important Southeastern Conference Eastern Division showdown is being overshadowed this week by another deluge of compelling SEC West games.
ATHENS - There is no quarterback controversy at Georgia.
ATHENS - Jeb Blazevich succinctly summarized Todd Gurley's latest entry in his Heisman Trophy campaign.
ATHENS - Help is on the way for Hutson Mason and Georgia's struggling passing game.
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It's already been established that there's potentially a lot of scratch to be made from a Hollywood treatment of the Colton Harris-Moore saga. Which is the likely reason behind Fox's purchase of the rights to "Taking Flight: The Hunt for a Young Outlaw," Orcas Island scribe Bob Friel's planned book on Harris-Moore.
Won't you fly, free bird?
But even if Fox does actually green-light the flick, the Barefoot Bandit isn't likely to see any profit from it or Friel's book.
Friel won't say exactly how much he made off the sale to Fox, only that it was "certainly less than six figures." But neither he nor Fox are bound to provide Harris-Moore with a cut. Friel says that authors will occasionally enter into exclusivity agreements with their subjects. But Friel has no such agreement. And so long as the work is rooted in fact, or the subject's actions have arguably made them into a public figure, he says, journalists like himself can write about whomever they want.Same goes for movie rights, says local entertainment lawyer Gano Lemoine. When buying the right to adapt a book like Friel's into a movie, studios generally aren't required to pay the people whose lives the movie is based on. And so long as the film doesn't diverge too far from the truth, Fox isn't required to pay Harris-Moore a dime for the use of his likeness.
On the other hand, movie studios are required to respect individual privacy, Lemoine says. In Colton Harris-Moore, you've got a guy whose crimes have made him an international cult hero--meaning he'd have a hard time persuading a court that Fox violated his privacy. Even so, studios will sometimes pay a person pre-emptively to save themselves the trouble of dealing with a lawsuit later, says Lemoine.
For that reason, Friel doesn't rule out Fox cutting Colton or his mom Pam Kohler a check. Just one problem in Harris-Moore's case: As you might have heard, he's a criminal and fugitive from justice.
The famous Son of Sam law prevents criminals from profiting in any way from their crimes. A number of states adopted similar laws after its inception in the late 70s, including Washington. But the original New York law was overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court in 1987. And Washington state's own law was successfully challenged in 2000 by none other than convicted statutory rapist Mary Kay Letourneau.
Ten years ago, Letourneau's lawyers persuaded a panel of judges from the Washington State Court of Appeals to follow the Supreme Court's lead and allow her to take a French publisher up on its bid for her tell-all. The court did. In return, she gave the world Un Seul Crime, L'amour.
In light of Letourneau's success, it behooves Harris-Moore to take the next, most convenient opportunity to turn himself in. By doing so he'll be giving himself one hell of a bargaining position as no one is likely to make a movie without Colton Harris-Moore's input if they can make one with it.
Conceivably, he could charge a truly disgusting amount of dough for his participation. And as a reportedly money conscious dude, can Colton really afford not to consider it?


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MC Selling Castle Grayskull On Early Access
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And sure enough... it's still there. I guess people are realizing that although it's a great looking playset... it's not worth $300 and change.
I'm waiting till next year's Cyber Munday sale so I can try to not buy it.......
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They said from the beginning that those that pre-ordered it would be getting it cheaper than those that bought it on the day it was released. I don't see why this is a surprise to you guys.
Because I forgot
Posted 13 December 2013 - 11:14 AM
Maybe they will release Point Dread and the Talon Fighter to boost sales of the Castle. LOL!
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I guess we'll find out when they're going for $200 or less on Black Friday. Or you can walk into a Big Lots and find them for $49.00.
Imagine how much bitching there will be if this actually happened...
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Posted 13 December 2013 - 03:29 PM
What? Black friday 2014? Thats the next time it hits
I'm willing to wait that long.....$300 + tax & shipping is an commitment.....my niece gotta Barbie Dream Mansion? I dunno that thing has 3 stories, a working elevator, a working dumbwaiter, noise box w/multiple sounds of rich dolls at play & I'm not sure but I think it came w/a working staff but it cost her dad $150 + tax sooooo I'm waiting for a lower price for CG if not that's fine I still have my old one that He-man can pose his mighty muscles in front of......jeez for $300 you'd think Hasbro could re-issue a USS Flag for us regular Joes...cool castle though maybe my deadbeat Heman can come through and sleep on the couch of one of you who purchased this prized behemoth....
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Gotta love how the castle would get cancelled cause of lack of orders but now you can order 99 of them at once shot...
Posted 14 December 2013 - 10:23 PM
Seeing something like this just makes you love MC's selling points even more... MC is selling Castle Grayskull for 50 dollars over cost and the maximum is 99 per customer. But wasn't it maybe 2 months ago that MC had some big scare going on saying that they needed so many orders just to get the castle built or it would be cancelled and that order limited was made with like minutes to spare?
Gotta love how the castle would get cancelled cause of lack of orders but now you can order 99 of them at once shot...
I wonder if the factory required a minimum of castles to be made, just like the figures. Perhaps the larger the item, the more they need to make to satisfy the factory requirements. That would also explain why they still have so many Wind Raiders. I'm sure Mattel made their projected profits and then some, otherwise they never would have made this castle to begin with. In other words, I believe if they didn't get enough pre-orders, they wouldn't of made it. The scare tactics come into play to maximize profits, but they always get their numbers early IMO. Any extras they will get rid of in time, whether it be through the Big Lots or Mattel outlet stores. In the end, rule of thumb would be to NEVER believe anything Neitlich says.
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This time it would really need to be like the Sectaurs Hyve. One big mountain facade, on the other side it would be nothing but levels and the playability factor would be insane.
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Wild's Yeo will reflect on season, discuss contract in near future
Minnesota Wild coach Mike Yeo said he hasn't spent much time thinking about the season or looking to the future after Minnesota's playoff-elimination Game 6 loss to Chicago on Tuesday, but he will have time for that and his own contract discussions in the coming weeks.
ST. PAUL, Minn. -- For Minnesota Wild head coach Mike Yeo, Thursday started like any other day.
Yeo was dressed in his usual practice gear. Only, there would be no practice. Instead of preparing for what would have been a Game 7 against the Chicago Blackhawks, Yeo addressed the media Thursday afternoon to recap a season of growth and, eventually, disappointment for his team.
"To be perfectly honest, I'm still a little bit bitter," Yeo said. "There's still a little bit of disbelief. You wake up in the morning and you think 'OK, I'm on my way to work.' It's obviously a season, it's long, it's hard, but it was a lot of incredibly great emotions that go along with some of the tough parts. And then it just comes to a grinding halt. So still a little bit of disbelief, I guess."
Yeo and the Wild will have time to reflect on the season in which they took another step toward their eventual goal of winning the Stanley Cup.
For Yeo, he hasn't spent much time thinking about the season or looking to the future. The remnants of Tuesday's Game 6 loss to Chicago, in which the puck bounced awkwardly off the end boards right to Blackhawks star Patrick Kane for the overtime game-winning goal, are still fresh.
"There's a lot of what-ifs and a bit of an empty feeling that there was more hanging there for us," Yeo said. "But what I do want (the players) to take out of it is the belief that we can beat anybody. We have an end result in mind here and that's to win the Stanley Cup. We've been building toward that, and we should feel that it's an attainable goal for ourselves."
Yeo's presence on Thursday would indicate he is part of Minnesota's future.
Yeo's contract expires on June 31. After taking the Wild to the second round of the playoffs for just the second time in the team's history, Yeo's position would seem secure. But he said he's only just begun talks with general manager Chuck Fletcher regarding his personal status and the two would talk again next week.
Asked if his press conference Thursday is a good sign Yeo will return or if he's received some assurance from Fletcher, Yeo replied: "There hasn't been a conversation where he's said that. But there's been every indication. We've talked about plans going forward. We're all just trying to wrap our head around everything about the season. We kind of have different priorities right now as far as making sure that we take care of the players. And that stuff, there's plenty of time to sort that out."
The growth from the entire team in the playoffs reflects well on Yeo, who has also grown along the way in his first NHL head-coaching job.
"I think he did a great job," defenseman Ryan Suter said after Game 6. "There were times where the wheels could have come off, and he kept it together. He was always level-headed. I think he did a great job and I think we're going to have a bright future with him."
Yeo hasn't given himself much time for self-reflection. He said he will take a few days for fishing near his Canada home to decompress and begin to think about the job he's done, as well as the development of his team.
"In all fairness, the last couple days there's too much emotion around it to sit down and think about that," Yeo said. "I haven't had a lot of time to sit down and think about it during the season. I think that next week we'll start to get into evaluations of our team and areas that we need to improve and whatnot. But likewise, I always spend some time on myself and what's going on in my notes, reflecting on things that I've done, or didn't do or need to do better.
"It's hard to say, to be honest with you, but I do feel that I've improved. I do feel that I've grown as a coach. And I do know a big part of that is a desire and a hunger to get better as a coach. So I know that I have to get better."
The price paid: Players are going through exit physicals and season-ending meetings with coaches and management and injuries are starting to be revealed.
Yeo didn't want to get into specifics regarding injuries or which players have been playing through injury, because physicals were still being completed.
A source confirmed to FoxSportsNorth.com the Star Tribune report that second-year forward Charlie Coyle was playing through two separated shoulders at the end of the postseason. Yeo saw the effort put forth by injured players.
"As a staff we're very proud; it's hard to win," Yeo said. "There's a price that has to be paid, so when you see your guys paying that price it's really impressive to us and it's a good learning opportunity. It's a good learning experience to go through that. Like I said before, my biggest hope is that the players start to feel that pride. Of course it's hard and of course it hurts, but there's a pride inside winners that exists, that fuels them. That's what we want to keep building off of."
Haula to play for Finland: Rookie forward Erik Haula, who had a breakthrough postseason with four goals and was one of the team's most consistent forwards, was added to Finland's roster for the IIHF World Championships. He traveled to Minsk, Belarus to join his native country's team, which is 1-2 in the tournament preliminaries that go through May 20.
Haula, a Pori, Finland native who played collegiately at the University of Minnesota, added three assists in 13 playoff games while also playing a key defensive role for the Wild as a checking forward. In his first professional season after leaving the Gophers, Haula had six goals, nine assists and was a franchise-rookie-record plus-14 in 46 games with Minnesota this year.
"I'm really pleased that he's going," Yeo said. "For me, it's a continuation of his development. This year has been a great year for him in that regard, the steps that he's taken. Now to have the opportunity to go over and play for his country, to play against some of the greatest competition in the world, to do it at that stage, I think we all saw what that did for (Wild center Mikael Granlund) this year and hopefully it will have a similar effect on him."
This will be the fourth time Haula has played for Team Finland in international play. Granlund, who was one of the stars of this past year's Olympics for Finland, won't play during the World Championships this year.
"With Granny, it was a long, hard year for him," Yeo said. "You look at what he did for his country in the Olympics and the grind that he went through. I think it's important for him right now to make sure that he takes some time and rests, and gets back to 100 percent physically."
Message for the fans: The Wild's successful run during the playoffs on their home ice was aided by the support of the Xcel Energy Center fans. The building was very loud and became known around the league for proving a home-ice advantage for Minnesota during the playoffs.
Asked if he had a message for the fans, Yeo said: "Thank you is the message that I have to our fans. Thank you for the support that we had . . . we brought new meaning to home-ice advantage. And that's why it would be unbelievable for us to have a great season next year and try to earn home ice in playoff series, because it is such a huge advantage. The building was electric. From the time the puck dropped, just the emotion, the noise, our players just fed off it. It's incredibly motivating. It does so much for the momentum swings of your hockey team in a positive way. And outside of the building, just the city was abuzz. The support that we had, the way things grew and the way things kind of evolved with the fan base was phenomenal. Certainly it is, for myself personally and the group, it's incredibly motivating knowing that that's there and wanting to keep moving on with that. That's my message: 'Thank you, and let's keep going.'"
As for that partition: Yeo said he's tried to avoid looking at the final play and bad bounce which resulted in Kane's series-clinching goal, but it's "replayed in my mind."
Regarding the stanchion which led to the awkward bounce, Yeo joked, "I'm surprised that I haven't gone down there and broken the darn thing."
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ALPHARETTA, Ga., Jan. 10, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Rolta International, Inc. announced today that it has been awarded a $31 M+ contract, to be executed over the next two years, to provide consulting, systems integration and software services to the largest three-service municipal utility in the United States, Memphis Light Gas and Water (MLGW).
This award includes the customization, implementation and deployment of Oracle's E-Business Suite R12, Telvent's ArcFM software and PowerPlan's suite of asset-centric accounting solutions. The project includes the full range of Oracle E-Business Suite applications, including Financials, eAM, GIS, Human Resources, Hyperion and Business Intelligence. When the integrated Oracle R12-based solution is fully deployed in 2014, it will be one of the first R12 and Oracle eAM deployments in the United States for a three-service utility.
Rolta, recognized for its expertise in Oracle technologies through eight 'Titan Awards', will leverage its extensive Oracle E-Business and Financials experience, and its domain expertise in the Utilities sector, garnered through numerous projects world-wide. Rolta is leading a consortium including 'Signum Group', 'Teaming Solutions' and 'Stragistics', and will exploit the collective experience of the team to provide a superior solution to MLGW. MLGW will replace its 22 year-old legacy Management Support System with a comprehensive solution comprising a fully integrated Enterprise Resource Planning system that encompasses Financial Management, Work Management, Materials and Asset Management, and numerous re-engineered business processes to meet its current business needs.
According to MLGW President and CEO Jerry Collins Jr., "This system will allow MLGW to better serve our customers and greatly upgrade our information technology."
John Senatore, executive vice president of Rolta's Oracle Consulting Practice added, "The initiative MLGW is undertaking is a significant step toward modernizing operations. The project requires a unique mix of multi-utility know-how and IT expertise, which we are eminently equipped to provide. We are pleased to have been selected to play a key role in providing MLGW and the Memphis community with a state-of-the-art solution, built by our team of consultants with an unrivaled level of quality, excellence, integrity and commitment."
About MLGW: MLGW is the nation's largest three-service municipal utility, serving nearly 430,000 customers. Since 1939, MLGW has met the utility needs of Memphis and Shelby County residents by delivering reliable and affordable electricity, natural gas and water service.
About Rolta: Rolta is a leading provider of innovative IT solutions for many vertical segments, including Federal and State Governments, Defense/HLS, Utilities, Process, Power, Financial Services, Manufacturing, Retail, and Healthcare. Rolta leverages its unique combination of industry-specific know-how, and deep expertise in cutting-edge technologies like Geo BI, Cloud computing, VDC and Big Data. With a rich repository of intellectual property consisting of software suites for photogrammetry, image processing, geospatial applications, business intelligence and analytics, enterprise integration, and field-proven solution frameworks, Rolta cost-effectively develops sophisticated enterprise-level solutions. Rolta provides a comprehensive set of services from IT Strategy advisory for evaluation of Cloud and VDC strategies, to implementation of optimal infrastructure configurations and business applications. Rolta is a multinational organization headquartered in India. Rolta has executed projects in over 40 countries. Rolta's quality systems for Software Application Development and Maintenance have been successfully assessed at the highest Level 5 of SEI's CMMI® version 1.3. The Company is listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange, and forms part of various indices on BSE/NSE in India. The Company's GDRs are listed on the Main Board of London Stock Exchange.
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How to Knit the Duplicate Stitch
Whether knit a sweater, socks, handbag, toy or any other item, you can personalize it or decorate it with duplicate stitch. This is done by a sort of embroidering with a darning needle. You don't have to be an experienced knitter to accomplish this, and it's a way to add designs to your knitting without using a method like Intarsia knitting.
1Understand that Duplicate Stitch simply means covering existing stitches with a different coloured yarn to create a picture, monograms, or words. Imagine drawing a picture and then going over parts of it with a different coloured pen to create a nicer picture. It looks like embroidery but is actually knit.
3Remember that duplicate stitches can be removed if you want to create a new picture. Be careful however as the colour may have faded and the colour under the stitches may look darker. If not, you can remove the stitches and put a new picture on. This is great for children's garments.
4Knit your garment. Now put away your knitting needles and bring out a darning needle. Use the same size yarn of a different colour. If you have knit your article with 4-ply worsted yarn, use the same type of yarn so that your stitches are covered evenly.
5Thread the needle with the yarn. Remember, too much yarn means tangles, too little yarn means you tie more knots.
6Working from right to left, pull the needle through the bottom of the first stitch you wish to cover (and top of the stitch underneath), insert it right to left through both loops of the stitch above and pull gently. You will now see the right side of the stitch covered. Bring the needle down and through the same place as your beginning stitch. You now have one stitch covered.
- Don't pull too tightly or you will have a crumple. Don't leave too loose or your stitches will hang. Keep your tension the same as the knitted article. This will take practice.
8Attach the loose ends by knitting into the back of a stitch and cut ends.
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- Remember, knitting stitches are taller than they are wide so the larger the motif the more noticeable this will be.
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Helping children and adolescents recover from the negative emotional consequences of a traumatic event is a critical role for parents, teachers, and trauma mental health specialists. Historically, children have been exposed to both natural disasters, such as floods and earthquakes, and those initiated by man. Examples of the latter include wars, terrorist attacks, and the recent spate of school-related incidents in the United States. While these events have captured national and international attention, they are but a small sample of traumatic events that children experience.
Each year children are subjected either directly or indirectly to a wide range of tragedies, such as auto accidents, interpersonal violence, and catastrophic events. For many children, witnessing the aforementioned acts is as painful as when an adult experiences them directly. In order to assist children who have experienced a traumatic event, this chapter will address reactions, mediating factors, and interventions to help in their recovery; it is intended for individuals, families, and professionals who support children in the healing process.
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Remember the $1.69 million three bedroom, two bathroom condo I used as an example in "How To Correctly Value And Analyze Property"? I forecast it would go for $1.85 million. 2553 Greenwich has a fantastic view of the Bay, but it doesn't have a dedicated entrance, and it's on three floors after walking up a flight of stairs.
I figured the property could easily reach $1,000/sqft in several years, or $2 million due to the view and upward trajectory of the SF real estate market. It turns out my estimate of $1.85 million was just wishful thinking of what I'd like to pay. A friend's friend bid $2 million for the place cash and LOST! Just think about that for a minute. Someone was willing to pony up $300,000 above asking and still got a big fat rejection!
The only people who have $2 million cash liquid are those with net worths of at least $5 million if not much, much more. Of course someone with "only" a $2-3 million net worth fully invested in the stock market could just liquidate instead, but that's highly unlikely. The multi-millionaires I know coincidentally follow two main Financial Samurai rules: 1) They don't spend more than 1/10th of their gross income on cars, and 2) No one asset class makes up more than 50% of their net worth. They are highly diversified.
It turns out that 2533 Greenwich Street received 8 offers with the winner paying $2.2 million cash! That's $501,000 over asking, or roughly 28%! How does one even come up with a $2.2 million valuation anyway? It's like shooting into the dark as you don't know what other people are doing. This is a classic case where underpricing brings maximum value.
$2.2 million is mind blowing due to the hodgepodge nature of the property. It could be completely done up, but without a dedicated entrance and no connection from the garage into the condo for security purposes, it just feels a little off. And with all those stairs starting from the street level, it really should have an elevator. Regardless of my opinion, more than five people thought the property was worth more than $2 million bucks so that's all that matters.
* Cash buyers are everywhere. The amount of all cash offers in the market is increasing. Some peg the amount at 30%. Cash will always trump another buyer who has to take out a loan.
* International buyers are here. One of the reasons why you want to invest in a major city is because of the international demand curve that city faces. The buyers of the next decade are from Mainland China just like how the Japanese were the buyers of US assets in the 80's and 90's. They are buying properties in cash for themselves and for their children. Part of the reason is because they want to diversify their riches away from China. Another reason is the steady appreciation of the Ren Min Bi which is making foreign assets more attractive.
* Focus on prime property. Lower tier property may have risen more in percentage terms, but they also fell way more as well. Think of prime property at the top of a triangle that keeps on growing in height and width. The growth is in demand of limited prime property, resulting in continued price growth. What seems ridiculously expensive now will seems even more ridiculously expensive 20 years from now.
* It feels crazier now than during the peak. I distinctly remember getting outbid on several properties between 2004-2007. It now seems worse because there's 40% less inventory at any given day plus 5 years of pent up demand. Some properties have breached peak prices, but still many have not, especially in outer areas and vacation spots. There is still lots of opportunity if the entire tide is going to lift all properties to new highs. You've just got to spend the time to look if you can't afford prime areas or if you're looking for that second home.
With the 10 year yield spiking to 2.7%, there will inevitably be a slowdown in the property market. A 1% increase on a $500,000 mortgage is an extra $420 a month in interest. Rates are still extremely low by historical standards, but everything is relative and buyers will need time to adjust. If you're a cash buyer then you're loving the marginal decline in competition.
How much will the property market slow down is hard to say. The stock market had a 3% correction but then bounced right back to all time highs. I suspect something similar will happen in the property market as buyers take higher interest rates to be a signal for a strong economy.
It's a little absurd why there are so many buyers now compared to just a couple years ago or even just in 2012 when prices and rates were lower. I don't think we are in a property market bubble for the nation as we are coming off a low base. Pent up demand is real and only growing with such limited supply.
We'll see what the future holds. My bet is that nationwide prices moderate to around 5%-7% YoY median price increases for the next couple years (from 12%). As for San Francisco, I fear a Twitter and AirBnB IPO is going to make things even more unaffordable. Obviously there are properties on the market that sell for under asking or don't sell at all. But for those properties I would be willing to own, everybody will want to own them as well. Focus on the good stuff folks!
The easiest and best way to check the sales prices of comparable homes is to punch in your desired property on Zillow.com. You can see sales history and home value estimates to get a ball park figure of the properties' worth. From there you've got to do your own calculations on mortgage cost, rental yields, and so forth to get a best guesstimate on value.
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