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The April S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index rose 12.1% from a year ago. Price increases were widespread. The recent rise in mortgage rates could slow the pace of purchases but likely won't affect the continued increase in home prices.
New orders for manufactured durable goods in May increased 3.6%, driven mainly by aircraft orders, which increased 51.0%. Capital goods orders, excluding defense and aircrafts, increased 1.1%. This nonaircraft/nondefense capital goods measure is typically viewed as core orders that point to the underlying health of the economy.
Home prices are rising and capital goods orders are continuing to increase. These point to slow but continued growth for the overall economy. This data is somewhat old and tells us nothing about whether the data flies in the face of the Fed's forecasts. The data for June and July are likely to be not as positive as the Federal Reserve's (Fed's) forecasts, meaning the Fed is likely to wait to taper longer than many people may expect.
The key for Fed policy is probably to watch commodity prices and measures of inflation. The Fed is banking on deflationary forces to be transitory. While the Fed was right to say that the inflationary pressures from rising commodity prices were transitory, the ride down is likely to be deeper and more protracted than the ride up. That could make deflationary or disinflationary pressures more than just transitory.
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L-category vehicles not only can save time, space and money for commuters. They also have the added benefit of reducing congestion for all road users.
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18/04/16. Motorcycle registrations increased by 8.1% in Q1 2016 in the largest EU markets
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According to John McClain of the Houston Chronicle, the Texans and Hopkins agreed to a four-year contract worth $7.62 million with a $3.92 million signing bonus.
Hopkins is a potential immediate-impact player for the Texans, what with their incredibly thin depth chart at wideout; Kevin Walter was sent packing this offseason, leaving little to no reason for opposing defenses to focus on anyone but Johnson. Hopkins, a smooth route runner with good hands, should improve the Texans' red zone attack and keep defenses from keying on Johnson as much.
There's a reason he was my fourth-rated offensive impact rookie a few months ago.
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Based on a drawing I found in my little sister's sketch book (she is, by the way, 10). lol. Through the PPG series there were several times the chemical X being misused by the girls and other character, and they all led to disaster. Wonder what will happen this time?
My sister's original drawing: [link]
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Let me think: Ariel will whip the PPG's with her hair.
This is adorable!!!Well done!
Haha cute! I wonder what will happen. . .
haha im his little sister now as my drawing is better i've done my remake of this picture idea (mine) ! I'll Submit it soon
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I'd like to know how you addressed discussing drugs with your children?
Also did you use any added materials such as books or videos?
just talk to her about how they are bad and the negative effects it can have on you.
in my old middle school STDs and pregnancy are a big concern. when i graduated in 2008 there was a 6th grader pregnant and a lot of reported cases of STDs in the middle school (which holds 6-8th) i couldnt believe kids that young were having sex.
Open and honest communication is best. Give her examples of how to avoid drug use and role play how she can turn them down if she is offered any. Talk about people you know who tried things once and were hooked and how difficult it is to stop even after just trying it once. Talk about how drug use starts with the simpler drugs i.e. marijuana then moves towards more dangerous drugs i.e. cocaine and meth. Let her know that she can always come to you and that as long as she is honest no matter what, she won't be in trouble. Open door policy is best. Also, let her know she can go to someone (friend or family member) if she ever feels she can't come to you then let that person know they are on-call from now on. It's important for you both to know what signs to look out for so that you can tell as soon as possible the warning signs. Good luck. My oldest son is almost 15 and it's scary out there.
go to you local library there are books you can read. and you find out if her school has the DARE program. an officer comes to the school and teaches her clas about drugs and what they will do. i you realy wana scare her take to where ppl use and she can see for here self.


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Amanda McCombs Thomas, Ph.D., a psychologist and administrator from Loyola University Maryland, a fellow Jesuit institution in Baltimore, has been named dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at Saint Joseph's University. She will assume her new position on July 1, 2014.
Grants and Contracts Affirm SJU's Commitment to Early Childhood Education
PHILADELPHIA (December 18, 2013) — Saint Joseph's University's Early Childhood Development and Education Laboratory (ECDEL) was recently awarded substantial contracts to continue research and training in early childhood education and to embark on a new endeavor with the Philadelphia Please Touch Museum.
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Graduate Food Marketing Names New Director
PHILADELPHIA (November 21, 2013) – Saint Joseph's University's Haub School of Business welcomes Bryant Wynes of Abingdon, Md., as the new director of the executive food marketing graduate program. He replaces Christine Hartmann, who assumed the role of director of the Haub School's professional MBA program.
Haub Degree Completion Student Awarded Gold Leaf Scholarship
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"Seven Minutes in Heaven" Revisits Life of '90s Teens
PHILADELPHIA (November 11, 2013) – Remember the days when killing time didn't involve email, social media, cell phones or mobile apps? The SJU Theatre Company revisits a time when unexpected moments of leisure forced the boundaries of teenage social class and stereotypes in playwright Steven Levenson's comedy, "Seven Minutes in Heaven." The show opens on Thursday, Nov. 14 at 8 p.m. and runs through Sunday, Nov. 24. It is the play's premiere in the state of Pennsylvania.
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I thought I would share my considerable research on the subject. My research was focused on the $1000 and less category.
While several manufacturers have bikes that have weight limits of 220-230bls( Dahon, etc). There are basically two choices for a clyde.(note I do not include full size foldups )
The Downtube FS (245lbs, rated) downtube.com $369 on sale$479 normally, one year warranty parts frame
Xootr Swift, xootr.com, (260lbs rated, $699, one year warranty parts, lifetime frame.
Some of the over $1000 manufacturers, will do customs builds for heavier riders...if anyone knows what their weight limits are(if over 260lbs) please post.
Both companies have excellent reputations. Xootr is about 4 lbs lighter. The ride of the Xootr is supposed to be EXCELLENT while the ride of the FS is good-very good. Business week rated the swift the best long distance commuter. You can find logs of people pimping the swift out for touring/racing. The frame of the Xootr is considerably stronger/stiffer than the FS per the forums.
The FS has a smaller fold yet the Swift breaks down in 15 minutes into a standard 30 in hard shell suitcase. My concern with the FS vs the Swift was how big was the cross sectional fold. While the FS gets smaller it sticks out more sideways. So with the add on fold up pedals, the swift is great to lean against a wall (e.g. in a theater, elevator)or narrow space. Since I am in NYC, I expect to fold my bike often in the day...and the fold on the Swift is 15 seconds vs 45 sec on FS Not much of a difference...but if you are doing it 10 times in a day...it can be(time/hassle). The height of the Swift folded is a nice height so you don't have to bend down...just lean a little and pick it up. The frame shape of the swift is ergonomic to your hand. I suspect the Swift is easier to carry over a distance due to fold and definitely 3-4 lbs lighter.
I had a hard time deciding which one to get.....considering the price difference as I was only going to use it for 3 mile max rides. But the test ride of the Xootr was amazing and everything that everyone in the forum spoke of. Yet, $330 difference.....would it be worth it since my rides would be short commutes. I made my decision after speaking with Steve at Xootr about their frames and being a bigger rider. He said out of the 1000s sold they have only had 4 fail...a problem since fixed and one by a rider who admitted to not inserting seat tube to the minimum depth. When a frame fails, they send you a brand new bike. You put the old one in the box, ship it back and you keep the new bike. LIFETIME WARRANTY on frame is what I kept thinking
Also, I thought that if the ride of the Xootr proved good enough(so far it is...have to put the clipless on and go do 30-40 miles) it may become my only bike until/if I get back into racing or mtn biking again(since moving to NYC from SF, it is such a pain to go riding). After riding the Swift for a week, this is QUITE likely. The ride is that good.
With service like that(ship replacement bike)....and I had tried their Scooter(Roma) which was solidly built(300lb rated)...downhills at 25 mph jumped a couple of curbs (due to a to0 fast of a downhill...the brakes are good but I am a 260lb clyde). Since I was upgrading Steve didn't even charge my shipping on the Scooter which is normal on returns.
I am in the middle of doing a 30 day evaluation. Doubt seriously I will return it as I love it and get compliments all the time. The Xootr is the coolest foldup besides the very non standard bike parts GoBike(245lbs rated) which is very difficult to get and one wonders how long they will be in business considering how their marketing is lacking(research the history/biz development of the company).
Concerns: I am 6'4", 34 inseam and I got the XL size. The seat post is right at the height where I may go with the XXL. Unless I wanted my bike in a racing configuration(lower handle bars without drop handlebars) I would want to get the longer handlebar stem as I am bent over. The seat is a good 3-4 above the handlebars.
Swift Recommendations: Don't get the fenders that they offer, there are some after market clip ons that are recommended in the other forum. Have to dig up that link. Also, folding pedals are nice addition(don't hit yourself others when pushing/carrying it). Unless you are doing mtn riding or long distance, pass on the Thudbuster on initial purchase. Although highly rated, the ride of the Xootr is pretty amazing as is and you can always buy it later.
I will post a full review of the Xootr after I have really put it through it's paces. It was very easy to put together.


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sooooo what!
Any chance that we can talk him into taking Stroker and the Wookie with him?
Ummm....ummmmm... we'll..really... ummmmm...miss...ummmmm...him
Watch out for that door, don't let it hit you in the ...
Let's hope this asswipe gets about as much play as Jody Powell from the Carter Administration after the SHTF.....
Here comes da bus.
Awwwww. Come back when you can't stay so long.
Average IQ in the room just went up 17 points!
Too bad. Now what will I do for daily comedy entertainment?
Sorry to see you go, on the other hand, you're one of those rare individuals people adore, especially when you LEAVE the room.....
Guess he's tired of having to make things up just to protect the president.
Bye idiot.
Look for him to surface on MSNBC as Anal Grayson's cohost on some Evening Yack type show.
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- Gen. Robert W. Cone, commanding general, U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command, at the Reserve Component General Officer Conference in North Little Rock, Ark., March 26-28.
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Aqua America has raised its dividend 25 times in the past 24 years, and has paid a dividend for 71 consecutive years.
I love the steady dividend increases. I'd rather own it than bonds, given the current interest rate environment.
Even in times of market turmoil folks still need to drink water - stable stock with a safe 2.5% divvy.
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Booster seat regret
hmmm... my personal opinion is you jumped the gun (im saying this in a nice, drama free way. promise!). we have our 2 oldest still in a 5 pt harness (the graco nautilus) and will be in those seats for a long time.
#1 (6/05) , #2 (5/08) , #3 (6/11)
I too, think its quite early. Most our lo``s are not mature enough for a booster. They ahve to be able to sit properly ALL of the time, that means no slumping forward, moving the belt out of the way.
Cole is still harnessed in his Nautilus and a booster isn`t even on my radar yet. And when it is time, we will booster train during short drives in the city.
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Sounds like he isn't quite ready yet. The seat he had before was harnessed & had a bit of recline to it so switching to a very upright booster for a road trip probably didn't help. It's a good booster & known to fit younger/smaller booster riders well, so maybe only use it for some short practice trips until he's a little older. My 6yr old has figured out how to sleep upright in a booster.
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I had thought I'd consider a booster at 4, I have a taller and heavier than average kid, but I just can't. She still does fit in her carseat and I can't imagine having her in a booster. She has rode with friends a few times in a HBB (I wouldn't consider a backless personally) and it was fine for around town I guess. But for long trips, I would have to have her in a carseat...
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I prefer a 5 pt harness. We have our 4.5 and 6 year olds in Radians.
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I have mine in a booster but never had any problems. She can buckle and unbuckle herself and when whe falls asleep on trips she stays upright but leans to the side. I think it is up to the parents, they know their own kids and if they are able to handle one or not
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We switched Aaliyah to a booster with a full back when she turned 4 but it was because we needed to put our 1 year old in a convertable carseat at the time and we didn't have a lot of money to buy another convertable carseat or 5 pt. harness and the fullback booster was in our price range.
I sometimes regret it because she is smaller - 42 inches, 35lbs. But, she does sit right and she doesn't mess with her belt.
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DAENNER KASERNE, Germany -- Soldiers from the 7th Civil Support Command conducted Soldier Readiness Processing Sept. 7-8 here to improve the unit's overall mission readiness.
Soldier readiness is a top priority for the Army Reserve to ensure that its formations are prepared to mobilize and deploy. Conducting SRP is one way the 7th CSC accomplishes this important task.
"This event improved our overall unit readiness. Given that we are an operational, deployable unit, [SRP] is very important," said Capt. Andrew R. Culver, the 7th CSC Medical Operations officer in charge and a Bradford, Pa., native.
"The SRP is a physical health assessment on steroids," he continued. "Not only are the normal wellness checks performed, but the SRP also covers dental exams and treatment, immunizations including the flu shot, optometry and an EKG [electrocardiogram], to name a few."
In total, more than 1,680 procedures were performed.
SRP is also important to the Army Reserve because it enables commanders to maximize limited training time available by providing a method to maintain unit readiness in an efficient manner.
Spc. Belzonia Brown III, a human resources specialist with the 406th Human Resources Battalion, 7th CSC, who currently resides in Schlangenbad, Germany, said, "It's good, because everyone can get things focused and get things corrected. We normally don't have the time during battle assembly, so it is better this way to go to all of the Soldier readiness stations needed for deployment."
Not only were medical needs met, but Soldiers were also provided with finance, retention, personnel and legal services by the 7th CSC staff. These areas are necessary for Soldiers to remain ready to deploy. For example, the staff judge advocate's office processed wills, powers-of-attorney and various other legal documents.
Preparation of a will would normally cost a Soldier about $350, and a power of attorney, $65. In all, it is estimated that the 7th CSC SJA office provided more than $12,000 in legal services free of charge to Soldiers.
One 7th CSC organization, the 196th Medical Support Unit, helped facilitate this year's SRP and also used it as a training, learning and evaluation.
The 196th MSU supported the SRP by conducting Soldier check-in and checkout, and reviewed each Soldier's file individually for medical readiness status in several key areas like dental, immunizations, vision and the periodic health assessment.
"Because we are the medical unit of the 7th CSC, we helped coordinate the SRP," said 2nd Lt. Jessica Denison, a personnel officer assigned to the 196th MSU, 7th CSC and a Buffalo, N.Y., native.
Denison said she and Lt. Col. Claudia Peterson, the chief of clinical operations, 196th MSU, and a Moreno Valley, Calif., native, were at the site to observe how the event was run, assess their own unit's capabilities and develop possible future courses of action.
The lead planner for the SRP and the medical noncommissioned officer in charge of the 7 CSC's Surgeon Office and a native of St. Louis, Sgt. 1st Class Osceola Williams said, "At the end of it, it's outstanding. You see all the work you did, and it pays off."


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Technical Difficultiesby Nick Sadek Illustration
Choose from a variety of frame styles, colors and sizes to compliment your favorite Society6 gallery, or fine art print - made ready to hang. Fine-crafted from solid woods, premium shatterproof acrylic protects the face of the art print, while an acid free dust cover on the back provides a custom finish. All framed art prints include wall hanging hardware.
A piece about painless migraines that distort one's vision. Originally done for What's Up Annapolis? magazine.


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This One Might Make it to ValhallaBy Kevin Koenig | September 12th, 2012
I tested out the Viking 55 yesterday down in New Gretna, New Jersey, and I have to say … Wow. Nice boat. The thing floats like a duck and runs like a gazelle.
The Transformation of Betty's DecksBy Capt. Bill Pike | September 10th, 2012
There are all sorts of ways a teak deck can be spiffed up. And all sorts of levels to which the spiffed-upness can be taken. I recently opted to exalt my Grand Banks trawler Betty Jane's woodsy pavement (both on her main deck and her flying bridge) to the highest level I could afford, both money-wise and time-wise. Check out the photo above. You can be the judge of how successful the month-long ordeal actually was.
Somebody Tell Me about the Compass Rose!By Kevin Koenig | September 7th, 2012
This expedition yacht is currently docked at Liberty Landing Marina in Jersey City. She's a beautiful boat, and she's outfitted with all sorts of tenders. Check out the picture. It's like a Where's Waldo game for tenders. Me and my buddy Chuck counted five including a PWC. I'm told that's a Viking 42 at the stern, though you can only see the tower here. Not bad for a bumboat.
Bet You Drive a Little Slower after Watching this Insane Boat Crash VideoBy Kevin Koenig | September 5th, 2012
This video has been going viral lately. I wasn't going to post it because I was sure someone died in it (either the driver or the girl in pink), but then I read last night that everyone on the boat survived with what were reported as "minor to moderate" injuries. Everyone on the boat was also apparently made out of adamantium too, because that makes no sense. That was a SCARY crash. One minute you're ripping across the water in your Fountain go-fast with a bunch of girls in bikinis, next minute BAM!
Ahhhh, The Boating WeekendBy Capt. Bill Pike | September 4th, 2012
There are all sorts of boating weekends, of course. Sometimes you leave the dock, sometimes you don't. Sometimes you cook a meal or two onboard, sometimes you don't.
Russell Crowe gets Lost at Sea (not according to Russell Crowe)By Kevin Koenig | September 4th, 2012
Actor Russell Crowe sorta kinda maybe almost probably definitely got lost this weekend while paddling his kayak around Long Island Sound with a friend.
What's the Brokerage Market for a Sea Ray 480/500 Sundancer?By PMY Broker Insight | September 4th, 2012
By Jason Y. Wood
We spoke to three brokers who each are listing a Sea Ray 480/500 Sundancer from the early 1990s, and each explained what to look for in the listings. Here are some highlights:
The Sky Gets Even FriendlierBy Capt. Bill Pike | August 27th, 2012
Shark Feeding Frenzy 50 Yards off the New Jersey ShoreBy Kevin Koenig | August 24th, 2012
Tune InBy Christopher White | August 22nd, 2012
Cruisers of California's coast know the many pleasures of Monterey and environs: Fisherman's Wharf, famed Cannery Row, the Monterey Aquarium, and the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary.


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We've done several posts dealing with all the reasons "Why Your BLANK Hates You." There was Why The Hot Dog Cart Guy Hates You (because you're just not paying attention enough), Why Your Sommelier Hates You (you're a cheap braggart and everyone knows it), Why Your Farmers Market Hates You (you keep messing up their pretty displays, and also you're still cheap), Why Your Barista Hates You (because they really don't want to hear about the novel you're writing) and Why Your Barista REALLY Hates You (because, apparently, they're all very bitter about Starbucks, and the fact that nobody will buy their novels).
The one really obvious one we skipped was "Why Your Waiter Hates You." And why did we skip that one? Because there is not enough space on the entire internet to encompass all the rage, frustration, gall and petty indignation that lives in the heart of your average waitron at Flinger's. I spent the first half of my career working in close proximity to thousands of servers, so I know what I'm talking about here. I've seen them get pop-eyed furious at a pen. I've seen them get angry with plates and floor mats. And none of those things even have the power to ask for split checks.
Thankfully, there are plenty of other people out there to describe the myriad resentments of those working in the front of the house. And some of them, it seems, had time enough to make videos...
"I had salmon here yesterday."
"No you didn't. Why would I lie to you?"
Perfect for Seattle.
It's like the internal monologue of every server ever. Or maybe the dinner rush at T.G.I. Friday's in a world where no one can lie.
This is why you should always look at the center of the table before asking for anything--including the bill.
And then there's this...
I might have made less money working as a cook. I might've had to work longer hours under worse conditions. I might've had greater opportunity to injure myself or others. I might've lost blood, sleep and brain cells to the kitchen and certainly dedicated a good portion of my life to making dinner for strangers who never knew me or appreciated my labors. But at least I never had to deal with the lemonade guy.
No one should have to deal with the lemonade guy.
Thanks to eater.com for the heads up on this one.