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the car intermittently has a hard time shifting into gear and it feels as if the transmission is slipping. I can drive to work for 40 minutes and it will be fine, then on the way home it may start having a hard time shifting into gear and sometimes the speedometer wont work. What could this be??
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UAL Sickout Suit Heard
UAL Corp. UAL 1.53 % , parent of United Airlines, and its pilots union appeared in U.S. District Court in Chicago Wednesday, as the airline seeks a preliminary injunction against its pilots, alleging an illegal "sickout" in July.
The Chicago airline asked Judge Joan Lefkow to stop pilots from taking unnecessary sick days, as well as other actions that could further disrupt passenger service and cause financial harm to the airline.
The hearing, which on Wednesday included testimony from Pete McDonald, United's chief administrative officer, could last for several days, as a number of witnesses are called to testify for each side.
United and the union, which represents 6,500 pilots, are at loggerheads, even as the U.S. airline industry is braced to lose billions of dollars this year due to sky-high fuel prices and a weak economy.
Last month, United -- the nation's second-largest airline by passenger traffic -- sued the Air Line Pilots Association, alleging that four union pilots organized a protest of United's plan to save money by cutting unprofitable flights and laying off 950 pilots. United also accused the union of discouraging pilots from volunteering for overtime.
A planned work slowdown is illegal under the federal labor laws that govern airlines. The UAL suit alleges that an illegal action resulted in an unusually high number of United pilots calling in sick in July, which forced the airline to cancel 329 flights between July 19 and July 27. That cost the airline $8.3 million in revenue and $3.9 million in operating profit, United said.
Lawyers for the pilots union argued Wednesday that, since the alleged pilot sickout hasn't continued this month, an emergency injunction from the court isn't necessary.
Some pilots and other United employees are angry about the company's three-year reorganization in bankruptcy that led to pay cuts for employees and a loss of retirement pensions and other benefits. ALPA has been pushing to open its contract for new negotiations. The company has said it is ready to begin negotiating in April of next year.
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One Seahawks player that really stood out to David Boling of the News Tribune this spring was wide receiver Doug Baldwin.
All have looked good in the OTAs and minicamp, but a real standout at the position, in my opinion, was Doug Baldwin. And at times, rookie receiver Chris Harper was impressive, and, at 234 pounds, offers another unique option. So, a bigger question is how the relatively few passes will be apportioned to keep these guys happy. It's a good situation for coach Pete Carroll, whose goal to foment competition at every position is certainly in effect at wide receiver.


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I just found out that even though I obfuscate my application it can still be cracked using code injection. This pretty much makes C# completely useless for me. Is there really no way to protect or make the process very difficult to do? Do 'crackers' have to know any class names etc. to do this? Thanks!
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By Ulf Laessing and Tife Owolabi ABUJA/YENAGOA, Nigeria (Reuters) - Nigeria's president on Sunday said he would hold talks with leaders in the oil-producing Delta region to address their grievances in a bid to stop a surge in pipeline attacks, but that an army crackdown would continue. People in the southern Delta region, where oil giants such as Royal Dutch Shell and Chevron operate, have for years complained about the oil industry's pollution and of economic marginalisation by the state. Some have taken up arms and a recent surge in attacks on oil installations has cut Nigeria's oil output to a 20-year low.
Five United Nations peacekeepers from Togo were killed and one other was seriously injured in an ambush in central Mali on Sunday, the United Nations said. The soldiers of the U.N. Multidimensional Integrated Stabilisation Mission in Mali (MINUSMA) were in a convoy which was attacked 30 kilometres (19 miles) west of Sevaré, the U.N. said. "I condemn in the strongest terms this despicable crime," said MINUSMA head Mahamat Saleh Annadif.


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O/H Máirín Duffy έγραψε:So I'm not really sure how much leeway we have with the logo guidelines at all. Since it's still intellectually the property of Red Hat and by using it we are bound to the guidelines we agreed to when we received the files, we really can't change the guidelines.I think the logo is just fine. Guidelines should be for keeping things under control, not stifling innovation.
Right, but guidelines are also for making sure that the logo, including the logotype and logomark, are defensible as trademarked. See, the logo was trademarked as described in the guidelines, so if we start using it outside those guidelines we risk losing the trademark which right now Red Hat would like to protect. This is why we require that every person who would like to use the logo artwork requests it from logo fedoraproject org, stating what they'd like to use it for, and agreeing to those guidelines.
When you make modifications such as the white outline, you are changing the logo (1) against the guidelines, (2) significantly enough that someone could decide to use that version of the logo and threaten the trademark on the logo such that it is indefensible. That's why the logo guidelines exist. I understand this sounds stupid (and I think most if not all of the intersections of law and art are stupid) but that is the way things are so we have to deal with it in order to protect our logo.
So, I strongly recommend removing the white outline on the Fedora logomark.
Besides, things aren't just black and white, it's not like either you follow or break the rules. The only thing that diverges from the guidelines is the white outline of the circle.
Right, so would you be willing to consider removing it? The white outline is the only thing I am concerned about.
I would be really disappointed of someone jumped out and argued that those rulesare 100% rigid, even for inside-Fedora projects.
That it is an inside-Fedora project exacerbates the problem, since it seems the logo variation has been officially sanctioned (which it has not) and others may use it.
Instead of this, I would prefer something like "So, fedora-artwork concluded that the current guidelines don't contrast well with dark backgrounds. Since this logo is a fedora-artwork approved solution, we'll incorporate this into the guidelines".
I would not say that the white outline is a fedora-artwork approved solution at this point. I think this is still under discussion.
I can try to contact people within Red Hat to see if the white outline variation is OK or not, but I think it would be far easier to just remove it.


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The City of Kinston's search for a new city manager has come to an end.
Kinston has hired Tony Sears, 34, of Randleman as their new city manager. Sears has served as the city manager of Randleman for the past seven years.
Sears will replace Bill Ellis, who has been serving as interim city manager since Scott Stevens left to take the city manager position in Goldsboro.
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Nordic Tracks: How Did Reykjavik Become a Global Pop Laboratory?
By GERALD MARZORATI
Published: April 22, 2001
Fifteen, twenty minutes north of Reykjavik, along the coastal Ring Road that circumscribes the whole of Iceland, the last of several small, suburban developments gives way to an elemental vastness just this side of the ineffable. Late one afternoon in mid-February, a grayish sea joined a low, leaden sky at no point I could confidently discern. To the inland side, snow-peaked mountain ridges, hewn and crevassed by glaciation, alternated in the mist with mournful expanses of rimy moorland. There were no trees, no birds, no color, few signs of habitation, really. Wind blew. Flurries squalled. Volcanic boulders rested disconsolately in the pallid light. It all felt far, far away.
It wasn't, of course, and not just for Reykjavikites, who understand the proximity of "remoteness" as something that makes them who they are. On a loosely paved stretch ribboning off the Ring Road toward an old farming village, in a nondescript cement structure that once housed a heated pool (these pools are everywhere in Iceland, thanks to countless geothermal springs), a state-of-the-art recording studio was being completed, and work was about to begin on an album by a band that, according to a recent report in The Los Angeles Times, was "among the most-coveted acts by U.S. record labels at this time." The band is called Sigur Ros. Its four young members are romantically invested in the promise of rock music and in their own capacity to say something soul-nourishing and new. This makes them rather typical of the hipsters they live among in Reykjavik.
Downtown Reykjavik may resemble an overgrown Maine fishing town, but the soundscape recalls nothing so much as the vanguard ferment of lower Manhattan circa 1980. Everybody under 30, it seems, is in an art-rock or a space-rock or an experimental-rock band. One evening, while I was shooting eight ball in a harborside pool joint with Georg Holm, Sigur Ros's bass player, he said, in the sturdy English most Icelanders are able to speak, "I think people can make too much of this being a music city." When we went to pay up, the bartender slipped me a piece of paper with an address scribbled on it. It was for a club -- Reykjavik has no shortage of them -- where his band would be playing later that night.
Even in Reykjavik, though, Sigur Ros is something else. The band is the biggest homegrown musical sensation since the Sugarcubes, Iceland's first native-born rage when they burst forth 15 years ago. The country's Top 40, like its bland commercial radio, is programmatically 'N Synched and Britney-fied. Nevertheless, Sigur Ros's album "Agaetis Byrjun" reached No. 1 not long after it was released in Iceland in the summer of 1999 -- and remained on the charts for nearly a year. In a country of only 280,000 people, most of whom live in and around Reykjavik, the album has to date sold 16,000 copies, the equivalent of selling 16 million in the United States.
Only about 20,000 copies of "Agaetis Byrjun" (the title translates as "A Fine Beginning" or "An O.K. Start") have been sold in the United States since it became available last summer. But that number is misleading: the CD's are imports that had to be sought out in big-city specialty shops or on the Web. Still, the bleakly beautiful album made numerous end-of-year "best of" lists, including The Village Voice's annual nationwide poll of more than 500 pop-music critics, this despite the fact that none of them, presumably, could understand Sigur Ros's lyrics -- which, unlike those of Bjork, the former Sugarcube and Iceland's leading cultural export, are sung only in Icelandic.
That is, when what's being sung are lyrics and not simply, or not so simply, the wordlike oscillating intensities of Jon Por Birgisson's schoolboy falsetto. Jonsi, as he is known to everyone (Iceland's use of patronymic last names seems to have the whole country on a casual, first-name basis) also plays electric guitar, which he likes to bow to eerie effect. And while he is not officially the band's leader, he did give it its name -- Sigurros, or "Victory Rose," is the name of his little sister, who was born just before the band formed seven years ago -- and is chiefly responsible for its sound, which might best be described as wintry post-rock. The preferred tempo on "Agaetis Byrjun" is largo, the lyrics are hymnlike and the compositions are built less on verse-and-refrain than on the careful accretion of tone colors. Songs tend to unspool for eight minutes or longer and almost always toward an end of plangent inwardness, which is very Icelandic. It's a music forged in the studio: "Agaetis Byrjun" took nearly a year to complete, and Sigur Ros's new recording hideaway will have two or three beds upstairs, in anticipation of many long nights. But it is also a music to experience live: two performances I saw in Europe last year were transportingly atmospheric, and Americans will have a chance to immerse themselves when the band begins its first U.S. tour next Saturday.
Rock critics have tended to describe Sigur Ros's music as a sonic transmutation of the sublimely melancholic Icelandic landscape, and while the members of the band were walking me around the nearly completed studio that night, I asked about this. They shot one another the kind of glances I imagine the Samoans must have traded whenever Margaret Mead showed up to take notes. Kjartan Sveinsson, who plays organ, piano and some guitar and also arranges the strings Sigur Ros likes to employ, took a deep breath and said, "If you are saying we would make different music if we lived in London, yes." Georg opened a door onto a stream that ran alongside the studio and said that sometimes he pictures the landscape while he plays, but I think he was feeling a little sorry for me. Finally Jonsi, who at 25 is the oldest member of the group but could pass for the youngest -- with his beanpole physique and odd sprout of hair where a widow's peak should be, he looks like a flesh-and-blood Tintin -- tried to set me straight. "We do not really like to talk about our music," he said. "Yes, your surroundings always affect you, but it is unconscious and can't be explained."


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Oklahoma senior wide receiver Jaz Reynolds: 'I shouldn't even be here anymore'
METAIRIE, La. — Oklahoma senior receiver Jaz Reynolds' career comes full circle Thursday night, when the Sooners meet Alabama in the Sugar Bowl.
Reynolds spoke to reporters Tuesday afternoon, and said the fact that he's even with the team this week is "a blessing."
"I honestly think that I shouldn't even be here anymore, just because of all the things I put Coach (Bob) Stoops through and put the program through," Reynolds said. "I'm blessed to be here and have one more season and to finish it out against Alabama in the Sugar Bowl, and go out with a win."
Reynolds was redshirted in 2010 after he tweeted insensitive comments regarding a gunman on the University of Texas campus during OU/Texas week.
In 2011, Reynolds was OU's third-leading receiver, catching 41 passes for 715 yards and five touchdowns, but just after spring football in 2012, he was suspended indefinitely for violating unspecified team rules.
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"Everyday I just woke up, went to practices, workouts," Reynolds said. "If I'm a little tired, I could look back and see that I really could be at home with my mom right now. It's a blessing to be out there with my friends and teammates."
This season, Reynolds has appeared in 11 games with four starts, and caught 12 passes for 202 yards and a touchdown.


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Realism and Its Implications for Rhetorical Theory
James W. Hikins
It is clear to everyone that there are many things of the kind we have just indicated [animals, plants, earth, air, fire, and water], and he who would try to demonstrate the more apparent by the less apparent shows that he cannot distinguish what is and what is not evident.
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Most people would really rather be realists, once they see their way clear.
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The current population of Rock Springs Metro is 46,551 with the median age of 40. Rock Springs Metro's median household income is $70,574, and the average household net worth is $478,521.
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Age distribution represents the distribution of the population in Rock Springs Metro by age group. In Rock Springs Metro, the male-to-female ratio is 24,233:22,320, which is 5% higher than the ratio of Wyoming, which is 302,532:290,996. Age demographic data is sourced from census, 2015.
Crime rate index represents the average crime rate for a local area in comparison to nearby areas and the national average. A crime index of 100 represents the national average. Rock Springs Metro, has 6% less property crime than Wyoming, and is 21% below the nation's average. Rock Springs Metro, has 63% more personal crime than Wyoming and when compared to that of United States, Rock Springs Metro is 15% below the national average.
Marital status represents the percent of residents in Rock Springs Metro that are single, married, widowed and divorced. In Rock Springs Metro, 77% of people are married and 23% of people are single. The percent of people married is 2% lower than the ratio of Wyoming, which is 79%. Marital data is sourced from census, 2015.
Household income distribution represents the distribution of Rock Springs Metro income brackets at the household level. Overall, the median household income for Rock Springs Metro is $70,574, which is 21% higher than that of Wyoming ($58,311). Income data for Rock Springs Metro is sourced from census, 2015.
Education data represents the highest level of education attained by residents in Rock Springs Metro. In Rock Springs Metro, 15% of residents 18 and over graduated from high school and 21% completed a Bachelor's degree or higher, which is 8% lower than that of Wyoming. Education statistics is sourced from census, 2015.


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2.) how often do they watch the kids?
3.) do they come to your house or do you drop kid(s) off/pick them up?
4.) are you satisfied with the arrangement or would you hire a nanny/do daycare if money wasn't a factor?
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1 - NOTHING (!!) but we do favors for them (errands, give them free stuff from couponing) We supply all the food or other needs (diapers when YDD needed them). We also buy them carseats for them to use.
2 - FIL watches YDD 2 or 3 mornings a week during the school year (8:30-12PM). FIL or MIL watch both girls if I have evening meetings and DH works - it's at least 3x a month. (I'm on a steering committe for my moms' group - MOPS, also YDD's co-op school board president and a Girl Scout leader.) They also watch YDD 2x a month for 3hrs when I lead Girl Scout meetings. Next year, MIL will be watching her more as YDD's preschool days are changing.
3 - Usually come to our house - YDD has all her things and FIL gets full use of our TV set. They live 10min from us.
4 - Probably would do childcare full-time if we had the money. We did pay for PT childcare this year (2 mornings a week) and are paying for preschool next year.
I hate asking them and they sometimes annoy me, but FIL doesn't work and MIL considers this his job. Also, MIL says this is a good arrangement, they are helping us, spending time with the grandkids. They got a lot of help from her parents when DH and his siblings were young. Also, they know it's really only for 2 more years as YDD is now 3. YDD will be in preschool the next 2 years (2 mornings a week this year, 3 next year). **Free childcare is free which means it's hard to complain about the "little" things. They are late sometimes. FIL doesn't play with her as much as I do. Overall, I know she's being loved and cared for, but wish he did more with her.
This is the last week they are watching the kids!! (I have to work the week after school lets out so they are helping with both girls) They will help a bit this summer with meetings or when I go to the doctor's.
1. We do not pay MIL any money when she watches the girls but we do pay her with a meal. She doesn't cook and only eats frozen dinners or cereal so this way she gets some real food once in awhile.
2. She would watch them every day if we let her but usually its only about 4 or 5 times a month and usually only for a few hours at a time.
3. We have had her watch them at her apartment and she comes to ours also-just depends on which is going to be easist for that day-like when we were potty training both girls, it was easier for her to come to our place so we didn't have to pack up both potty chairs and take a bunch of extra training panties over etc. Also if we plan to provide a meal for her that same day, we will just have her come over here to start with.
4. Right now I am a SAHM so this arrangement works well for us because it gives me a chance to have some kid free moments to shop or deep clean when needed and it lets her spend sometime with the girls. When I go back to work-depending on my schedule and whatever dh's new schedule is at whatever job he gets hopefully soon, we will probably use MIL for daycare instead of an actual daycare but we will pay her in money instead of food although I know she will argue with us about paying her.
1) We don't pay them but do the same as PPer said- small favors and help around the house. I love helping them with their landscaping. We give them small gifts, and always a nice thank you every once in a while.
2) Since we only have one child, they watch her once a week. I'm not sure that would change with more kids.
3) It's mostly an AM pick up at our house, but a drop off or pick up in the afternoon/evenings. My parents are retired, so it's super nice that they drive to our house and back on their day.
4) I love it. Except for LO getting fed mac and cheese, chocolate, cookies.... all the fun stuff we don't want to give her. And, she always comes back pretty dirty!
1.) My MIL watches DD and as of right now, we don't pay her anything, but DH and I were talking about paying her a little something.
2.) I work 3 days a week each 13 hours, so every week is different. One week she could watch her 2 days a week from 8am-6pm or 3 days a week same time. DH picks her up once he is off.
3.) DD goes to her house
4.) Once DD gets a little older, I would rather her go to preschool.
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My son goes to his grandparents every day and we pay them $500 a month. They offered to watch him before he was born and I was touring daycares. It has worked out so far although it is harder to correct them someones as MIL gets defensive with certain things, so I pick my battles. They adore him. I'll be re-evaluating in the next year as my son gets older and needs to be around other kids. It won't make sense to pay them and pay for part-time preschool, so he may go full time someplace else.
The hardest part is I don't have anyone to watch him on evenings or weekends because I feel like they have already helped out so much. I'm looking for a babysitter at the moment.
Samantha and Hubby - After 2 losses, our rainbow baby boy arrived 8/7/12.
1. Nothing. Like others we help my dad around the house. He does make us dinner though on the days he watches DD.
2. During the past school year it was 2.5 days/week and now with sumemr break it's 3 days/week. He would do it every day though.
3. We drop DD off at his house. We have some toys/bikes for them to play with and her cousins go over there a lot also so she gets to see everyone.
4. Overall, we are happy. He lets her eat too much junk food, etc, but overall she likes the break from daycare, it keeps him moving, and they enjoy each other's company. For us it's not about the money, but my dad truly enjoys her company. Even on the weekends he's calling and asking if he can pick her up.
I think a big difference is grandparents babysitting (equals occassionally) compared to providing childcare (equals having to always be available without being able to say NO not today type thing).
1. I don't pay persay we live far away from grandparents so when any come they generally let dh and I go away for a night or up to a few nights. We leave a good amount of money so they can have a good time with the kids.
2. Once a year
3. They generally fly to our house or we fly to them.
4. Sure I would love having grandparents around more but I am happy with the arrangement we have with how far everyone lives away.
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In March 10th 1983, Gur Engineering has been established by our father, Gürol Nohutçuoglu who was a mechanical engineer. For thirty-one years, we have exported and imported as the trademark of vortex pump under the leadership of Levent Nohutçuoglu and Bülent Nohutçuoglu with our expert staff on submersible pumps and hydrophore. We produce sensitively the most quality and ...
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Justin Bieber is reportedly making more enemies, this time in actor Orlando Bloom.
Justin Bieber has reportedly landed in a wheelchair after suffering a knee injury in a basketball game.
This video of Justin Bieber with a fan will be the cutest thing you see all day.
Justin Bieber, who witnessed longtime manager Scooter Braun getting married on Sunday, shared a hilarious gem with his fans from the wedding reception. In the video posted on his Instagram account, we see a smiling Tom Hanks, dressed as a rabbi, dancing to Montell Jordan's 1995 hit 'This is How We Do It'!
Well, that's one item Justin Bieber can cross out on his list of legal troubles.
An incident from last summer may be causing Justin Bieber trouble again.
Justin Bieber is being sued by a man who claims Bieber seriously injured him when Bieber struck him with a Ferrari in June 2013.
Justin Bieber was driving his sleek black Cadillac Escalade in Los Angeles this afternoon (June 24) when he was involved in a collision with a BMW.
After a week of legal decisions that included reportedly accepting a plea deal in his DUI case and not being charged with a felony in his alleged attempted robbery case, Justin Bieber will reportedly be charged with criminal vandalism in his egging incident today, TMZ reports.
Early Saturday morning, Justin Bieber posted a photo on his Instagram account showing him hanging out with Chris Brown and Akon in studio. Could a collaboration between the three music superstars be in the works?
Things seem to be looking up for Justin Bieber. After dealing with the fallout from his racist video scandal last week, Bieber is back in the studio, possibly back with Selena Gomez and is reportedly about to strike a plea deal in his Miami DUI case.
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The Hartford Convention: In the Civil War, the North Put an End to Southern Secession, but Earlier It Was Northerners Who Wanted Out
Kenny, Jack, The New American
In a war that appeared headed to no successful conclusion, the president of the United States, a visitor reported, "looks miserably shattered and woebegone. In short, he looked heart-broken." The visitor, Senator Jeremiah Mason of New Hampshire, saw "alarming indications of impending dissolution. ... If the war goes on the States will be left in a great degree to take care of themselves." He feared the conflict would end in "dissolution of the Union." Others in the region echoed the sentiment. The president's struggles with an enemy at arms were magnified by disdain for the war and talk of rebellion among the states in the North. There was open doubt of whether the nation would survive.
It was not the first time the survival of the young republic was a subject of doubt and confusion, and it would not be the last. For it was the War of 1812, and the nation was under attack, facing aimed invasion from Great Britain and threatened with dissolution by Northern states in a sectional conflict that foreshadowed in many ways the great Civil War of half a century later. Though the war President James Madison waged against the Red Coats was not nearly as long or costly as the later war against the Confederacy, Madison was, before it ended, nearly as despised in the North as Lincoln would be in Southern states. The claims of state sovereignty and the right to secede made by the Southern states that formed the Confederate States of America in 1861 are familiar to most readers. Lesser known are the similar claims made by the dissidents in the North during the conflict that had become known as "Mr. Madison's War." And it was insistence upon states' rights and the threat of secession in Northern states that led to the Hartford Convention of 1814-15.
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Madison had inherited from his predecessor, fellow Virginian Thomas Jefferson, all the hostility from merchants and shippers that grew out of Jefferson's response to attacks on U.S. ships and the kidnapping of American seamen by Great Britain. Seeking to maintain neutrality in England's war with France, Jefferson got Congress to pass the Embargo Act, prohibiting all trade with other nations, later to be replaced by the Non-Intercourse Act, which banned trade only with England and France. Since England, the "Mistress of the Ocean," had been America's biggest trading partner and Napoleon's empire in France held sway over many of the ports of continental Europe, the embargoes dealt a heavy blow to a Northeast region where shipping was paramount. Indeed, the country as a whole suffered, as U.S. exports, having doubled from $55 million to $108 million between 1803 and 1807, dwindled to whatever could be smuggled out in 1808. But Southern planters found new outlets in the more than 100 new cotton and wool mills that had sprung up in New England, where capital was being diverted from shipping to manufacturing.The burden fell most heavily on the region's merchants and its ship building and shipping companies. Thousands of sailors were thrown out of work and, according to historian James Ellis, "As many as half of the working men in the New England coastal communities were unemployed. Poor houses were overflowed, banks failed."
When the war with England began, new taxes were levied on a nation noted for its anti-tax sentiment.For the first time, taxes were imposed on the sale of gold, silverware, jewelry, and watches. New Englanders resented paying more in federal taxes while seeing little in the way of Washington's provisions for the common defense. People and property went largely unprotected in the coastal regions, regularly bombarded and invaded by British forces.
"In July of 1812," wrote historian Samuel Eliot Morison, "almost every regular unit garrisoning coastal forts marched off to invade Canada, leaving the New England coast defenseless except for the militia." Even after the War Department offered to keep the Massachusetts men within the state if they were placed under the command of Army officers, Governor Caleb Strong refused most presidential requisitions for militia. …


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How You Can Help Polar Bears in the Arctic Today
By Kitson Jazynka In honor of International Polar Bear Day, National Geographic spoke with Steven Amstrup, who has been studying polar bears in the wild for 35 years. "I couldn't imagine a more interesting or captivating species to study—giant white bears roaming around in an environment that looks like the surface of the moon," says…
Study Forecasts Poor Future for Polar Bears
By Xander Zellner for National Geographic Polar Bear Watch A recent study found that greenhouse gas emissions remain the number one threat posed to polar bears. The study, released on June 30 by the U.S. Geological Survey, predicts a decline for polar bear populations across all four ecoregions of the Arctic by the end of the…
Face-to-Face With a Polar Bear in the Arctic
By Kitson Jazynka for National Geographic Polar Bear Watch When you're on an expedition in the Arctic, National Geographic Explorer Paul Rose says, you should always be prepared for polar bears. It's a good idea to have cooking pots ready to bang together, or a flare gun to discourage a bear from coming near. But…
First Global Review of Arctic Marine Mammals Reveals Uncertain Future
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Well, I didn't do as well as I had hoped this week as far as meeting my goals went. I gained a pound...
I own it though...It was a combo of drinking too much soda again and not enough exercise. I kind of expected it. Still, it upsets me though. As far as decluttering, that one I did good with. I managed to clean out one closet and get one bag of clothes that I don't wear anymore--not because of size really but more because they're just old and worn out. So, that was a good start. And, YES, I saved $20!! I managed to hold on to $20 this week, which to anyone who may know about the ups and downs of being bipolar, will understand what an achievement this is..lol
. So, that was a positive thing. I also made a few SP recipes that went over well with the fam. My fave was the candied sweet potatoes...OMG we all loved them. Im def gonna make those again!
So, my goals for this week are as follows:
1.) lose 2lbs.
2.) get my nails done (because I've lost 10lbs. total so I deserve it) or buy one outfit
3.) clean the walls in my house and get ready for them to be painted
4.) continue to hold on to that beloved $20 and not give into that temptation to spend it. Hubby can pay for my nails or outfit.
5.) stop drinking soda!! Try to get in atleast 6 glasses of water..a previous goal which I did not meet so I'm going to try it again...
I think 5 goals is plenty. So, we'll see how they work out. I'm hoping for the best.
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Soda is my biggest down fall, I've cut back alot but there are days when I go overboard w/ them.. especially when I'm super busy at work.
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Good for you on saving the $20 for so long it is a constant battle that you have conquered! This week is a new start and you can do it! Lucinda
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Good girl!! Holding on to $20 is huge! As a fellow BP sufferer, I can understand how great that is and how difficult it was. Hubby paying for your nails? Only fair all things considered! I also have goals similar to yours for the week and think I will add saving $20 to them.....Again, congrats! Keep up the good work and keep your water glass full!!
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I'm so proud of you!
First of all, you owned your gain - it is what it is, and you know what to do about it! A gain is not a failure - keep putting one foot in front of the other!
Congratulations on saving $20 AND for decluttering!
As for the soda thing - I was majorly addicted to Coke. I would have a glass of Coke as soon as I woke up in the morning and went downstairs. I drank nothing but Coke - no lie. I started cutting back to where I would only have one glass per day, and by then, I'd started incorporating sparkling water into my day instead of soda! My favorite is S. Pellegrino with fresh raspberries - OMG so yummy! Just a thought for you to ponder - regardless, you ROCK!!!
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- BoliviaRetailFunding via Emprender
Cusisis Sar...BoliviaRetailFunding via Fundación Pro Mujer
Chicas De O...BoliviaRetailFunding via Fundación Pro Mujer
Nueva Luz Villa Fatima Group
Sandra currently purchases and sells food items and blankets, which she distributes to her customers. She lives with her in-law's at their house in the area of Chuquiaguillo, Villa Fatima. Her work involves traveling every day. She has three children who are studying at college, which poses no barrier to her ability to continue her work as a saleswoman. Sandra is married. Her husband is currently a sand merchant at the Chuquiaguillo river.
Sandra requests this loan so that she can purchase increased quantities of merchandise, helping her to generate many more orders and earn a higher income so that she can buy the dream house for her family and support her husband in managing the family's household expenses.
Additional Information
About EmprenderEmprender has been working in Bolivia since 1999. It is dedicated to becoming a key tool in the development of its clients and the improvement of their quality of life. Operating in three of Bolivia's major cities – La Paz, Cochabamba, and Santa Cruz – Emprender offers both urban and rural clients the opportunity to obtain financial products tailored to fit their needs and businesses. These products include housing loans, salary loans, "opportunity" (short-term) loans, and higher education loans. To better the quality of life for its clients and non-clients through non-financial services, Emprender offers free medical consultations and health classes given by trained doctors.
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
About Bolivia
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
- 7 months (Additional Information)
- Repayment Schedule
- Monthly
- Pre-Disbursed:
- Jul 21, 2011
- Listed
- Aug 18, 2011
- Currency Exchange Loss:
- Possible
- Ended:
- Jan 15, 2012