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Week 12 – Reflection
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
I thought it was a good idea to reflect on my journey. (The whole story is on my sparkpage so there is no need to write it all again. Feel free to read it there.) For what I can remember, I've always struggled with my weight growing up. I have memories of eating lunch with other fat kids and the school nurse and her teaching us how to eat better. Can you say embarrassing? I went on numerous diets and is everyone else's story here on spark. The highest weight that I know of was 214lbs and that is what I was when I started my final journey on 1997. It took me 1 year but I lost 65lbs and hit 149lbs. It seemed that my goal is life was to weigh 150lbs. I was able to maintain that and if I gained a few pounds I was able to lose it fairly easy.
Then around 2000 I started to experience some tummy issues and no doctor could figure out what was going on. I slowly put on weight and no matter what I did I couldn't get less than 160lbs. Frustrating yes. I felt like I was banging my head against the wall. I was doing everything right and eating all the rights foods and working out like crazy and nothing. Well life went on and I got married in 2008 and weighed 162.5lbs and then had my first baby in 2009 and gained 42lbs (pre-baby 173lbs) and lost all the baby weight in 10 months and then had baby #2 in 2011 and gained 30lbs (pre-baby 170lbs) and lost that baby weight in 13 months.
In 2012, I saw a Registered Dietitian, as I was explaining to her my issues and concerns she had a reassuring look on her face. She told me that it sounds like I may have food allergies or sensitive's and was correct. Once I addressed those issues, it took about 3 months and the weight started coming off. Slowing but surely I was making my way toward my goal. It's funny because in my SMART Goal my goal was to get to 160lbs (starting weight in Aug 2011 was 190.5) and then see how realistic was for me to hit 150lbs which was my ultimate dream goal.
Well I hit 150lbs in Feb and have basically been maintaining for 1.5 months. I changed my ultimate goal to 145lbs because I want don't want to weigh over 150lbs so I needed a cushion on 5lbs but it will probably be more like a 3lb cushion.
Yes I have ups and downs but when I look at the total picture, I have come a long long way and I learned a ton about healthy eating and fitness. I know that this is a lifetime journey and I'm totally in it for the long haul. I have every confidence that I will hit 145lbs. It might take longer than I thought to get there but this is the time when I learn strategies that will help me keep the weight off forever.
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(12-04) 21:10 PST -- After a one-year absence, San Francisco is back in the mix in the Amgen Tour of California.
But don't blink, because you might miss it.
In the first two editions of the Tour of California, San Francisco hosted the prologue, the opening race of the week-long event, and cycling fans got a good, long look at the riders as they pedaled, one by one, from the Ferry Building to the top of Telegraph Hill.
In 2008, Palo Alto was the site of the prologue, and the Tour completely skipped over San Francisco. When the race begins for the fourth time in mid-February, Sacramento will have the honor of being the kick-off city.
But when the second road stage is run Feb. 16, San Francisco will be back on the race map, albeit for a tiny portion of the 115.9-mile run from Sausalito to Santa Cruz: The peloton will cross the Golden Gate Bridge, take a jaunt through the Presidio and the Outer Richmond and then whizz down Great Highway before hooking up with U.S. Highway 1 in Pacifica.
This and other details of the eight-day, 780-mile Tour of California were released Thursday by race organizers.
I was reading the story and was thinking of heading out to the Great Highway to watch and then I saw that they are coming through MY town on MY roads.
I get the Pros ride the roads I've now ridden hundreds of times...
I get to ride down to Pedro Point and watch them climb up to the top of Devil's Slide!
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I have been researching my paternal grandfather for many years without luck. He was born Edward James Wilson, to parents James Joseph Wilson and Eliza Jane Young (Irish) on 29 August 1887, New York City. He also used alias names – Frederick and Ernest. On his enlistment to the Cdn army he stated his father lived in Wolzey, New York but I wrote the US Post Office and they confirmed no place ever existed. He told my father he was raised in Ontario and we can confirm he homesteaded in the Neidpath area, southeast of Swift Current, SK. I cannot locate a birth certificate, marriage certificate or even a record that puts all three together. He also supposedly lived in Fosston, Minnesota and said he was an early photographer for nature magazines in the early 1900's. I have looked everywhere in Canada, NY and Minnesota without any luck. How do I go about conducting a search when there are so many geographical areas?
Sharon Robb #1, there is a Woolsey post office site in Queens, New York City–maybe he had never seen it written and that is the way it sounded to him "Wolzey"–I would start with Queens and see what happens–also there is a website for Saskatchewan records http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/census/index-e.html
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Hmm ... would Kingdom Hearts count? I tried getting into the series several times over the years and it wasn't very successful until this Summer. I'm not sure if it's just because I wasn't interested in the plot at the time but it was just really hard for me to get into it.
But now I have and I really enjoy the series.
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Hmm ... it wasn't a hate/dislike for the game series before I got into it but it took me several tries to actually get into Kingdom Hearts. First few times I tried it and it just didn't connect with me. But this past summer I relayed Kingdom Hearts II, paid attention to the story, and the rest was history.
Anyway, I suppose Tekken 6 is one of them. I first got the game to try and get into 3D fighters, but it didn't work out so well. Then by the end of the year, I eventually tried it again after being persuaded to by a friend and got hooked. I learned the basics and all that, and hell even learned how to do an Electric Wind God Fist with the Mishimas, so I realized how much of an enjoyable series it is. I've got Tekken Tag Tournament 2 now and I love it, but don't see myself playing it much haha.
Also another one I hated: Wario Land 4. Maybe not hate, but I certainly didn't like it back when I was a kid and it disturbed me. Now I started appreciating the humor and artstyle and it's one of my favorite games of all time.
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Cute, cuddly, and challenging in a very post-kiddie way.
"Tower defense." I can't think of a genre name that sounds more boring, frankly. I somewhat shamefully must confess that's part of why I've avoided the genre until now. But then, a little game called
popped up on my radar. Populated by cute and humorous little ninjas and assorted et ceteras from the
universe, it immediately clicked with the part of my brain that can't resist that sort of thing. I had to find out more, even if it meant defending towers.
Let's get the burning question out of your minds first: is this a kiddie game? You may have been conditioned by years of IGN to think so based on the bright colors, but let me assure you that
is firmly in post-kiddie territory. The Shawnimals ninjas may indeed be cute and cuddly, but the forms they take—such as the Anti-Ninja who is slow, hulking and day-glo orange rather than fast, precise and adept at blending in... and the Business Ninja whose caffeine addiction gives him powers of crazy speed—are pretty clearly set up to make the, uh, "mature" types laugh. The script and light story are pretty good, too; the characters steal the show.
's many denizens, both friend and foe alike, are a rarity in character-based games; their designs are a tremendously good fit for their in-game abilities. There are no tacked-on abilities created specifically for the game. It lends a sense of believability that if you were to assemble for yourself a ninja army in the Ninjatown universe, you'd expect their behavior and capabilities to be exactly as they are in the game.
So what about the game itself? Well, again, as a dude who never got into the tower defense genre, not having a slate of games to compare it to—I really enjoy it. The oncoming waves of enemies follow the streets through town (which, in later levels, branch off in unpredictable ways—in other words, don't worry that this makes things too easy.) You must build Ninja Huts along those paths, holding various kinds of ninjas that will attack when they have the enemy in their sights. There's plenty of strategy to be had once you get further in as certain units won't work as well (or, even, not at all) against certain classes of enemies.
Should you find your ground troops aren't doing as well as they could, you've got access to special powers that let you—as Ol' Master Ninja, floating high above the fray in his balloon—lend support. Some are based on mic blowing, which I have to
mutter under my breath
(get it?) about, but given that you're not using them terribly often, it's largely forgivable. The concept is a neat touch that makes you feel more into the battle than simply as a general leading his troops.
I noted earlier that the Nintendo Channel demo
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, but true to the answers in
our interview
, the difficulty does ramp up pleasingly. As I write this, several battles which I barely squeaked by on are bearing large C and D ranks on the map select screens, taunting me to come back and try to to better. It's a very satisfying level of challenge.
is a solid game, and I'm happy that it opened my eyes to the joys of a genre I'd really not touched before. It's yet another addition to the long list of DS titles I'm pleased to have played over the system's lifetime.
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Is there a good Hex editing for Pokemon Fire Red tutorial out there? Want to get it all figured out.
I remember reading a post here which explained perfectly how to use pointers in Hex Editor (changing 900000 to 00 00 90 08 or something like that for example).
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Ablawa Yvette did not attend school. She is married to a security guard named Isidore. They have three children, of whom only one is in their care. None of the children have had schooling. Ablawa Yvette lives together with her dependent child and her husband. She ensures, along with her husband, that the diverse household expenses are covered.
To ensure these expenses are covered, she has been selling yams, hibiscus drinks, and ice water for five years in her district in Benin. She gets her supplies from a market in Benin.
Seeking to satisfy her customers and increase her sales and her revenues, Ablawa Yvette is requesting, along with the other members of the group MAHUKPEGO 14, a third loan from ALIDé. The two loan received previously have indeed been repaid.
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About AlidéAlidé is a Beninese NGO that works to reduce poverty by offering sustainable access to productive loans like this one in addition to savings, training sessions, and social work to low-income families.
Supporters of this loan should be aware that there is some risk of being repaid late. Because the Beninois Ministry of Finance has imposed restrictions on the amount of money Alidé can send to Kiva, the organization can only send monthly repayments in installments smaller than $13,000. This means that some Kiva lenders may receive their repayments late. However, Alidé remains a healthy institution in good standing with its creditors, and Kiva would like to continue working to support its clients. For more information, please refer to Alidé's partner profile page.
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Why The Fed Can't See A Bubble In Equity Valuations
In 'An Open Letter To The FOMC' John Hussman lays out in detail the true state of the world that asset-gatherers and Fed members alike seem blinded to. The intent of his letter is not to criticize, but hopefully to increase the mindfulness of the FOMC as to historical evidence, the strength of various financial and economic relationships, and the potentially grave consequences of further extreme and experimental monetary policy. Crucially, as we have heard numerous times in the last few weeks, the Fed sees no bubble, and so, a courtesy to both the investing public and the gamblers at the Fed, Hussman explains the reason that the Fed does not see an "obvious" stock market bubble (to use a word regularly used by Governor Bullard, as if to imply that misvaluations cannot exist unless they smack their observers with a two-by-four).
Excerpted from John Hussman's "Open Letter To The FOMC",
The reason that the Fed does not see an "obvious" stock market bubble (to use a word regularly used by Governor Bullard, as if to imply that misvaluations cannot exist unless they smack their observers with a two-by-four) is because while price/earnings multiples appear only moderately elevated, those multiples themselves reflect earnings that embed record profit margins that stand about 70% above their historical norms.
We can demonstrate in a century of evidence that a) profit margins are mean-reverting and inversely related to subsequent earnings growth, b) margin fluctuations are largely driven by cyclical variations in the combined savings of households and government, and importantly, c) valuation measures that normalize or otherwise dampen cyclical variation in profit margins are dramatically better correlated with actual subsequent outcomes in the equity markets.
A few additional charts will drive this point home. The chart below shows the S&P 500 price/revenue ratio (left scale) versus the actual subsequent 10-year nominal total return of the S&P 500 over the following decade (right scale, inverted). Market valuations on this measure are well above any point prior to the late-1990's market bubble. Indeed, if one examines the stocks in the S&P 500 individually, the median price/revenue multiple is actually higher today than it was in 2000 (smaller stocks were more reasonably valued in 2000, compared with the present). This is a dangerous situation. In this context, the dismissive view of FOMC officials regarding equity overvaluation appears misplaced, and seems likely to be followed by disruptive financial adjustments.
One obtains a similar view, with equal historical reliability, from the ratio of nonfinancial equity capitalization to nominal GDP, using Federal Reserve Z.1 Flow of Funds data. On this measure, equities are already beyond their 2007 peak valuations, and are approaching the 2000 extreme. The associated 10-year expected nominal total return for the S&P 500 is negative.
The unfortunate situation is that while the required financial adjustment may or may not be as brutal for investors as in 2007-2009, or 2000-2002, or 1972-1974, when the stock market lost half of its value from similar or lesser extremes, the consequences of extremely rich valuation cannot be undone by wise monetary policy. The Fed has done enough, and perhaps dangerously more than enough. The prospect of dismal investment returns in equities is an outcome that is largely baked-in-the-cake. The only question is how much worse the outcomes will be as a result of Fed policy that has few economic mechanisms other than to encourage speculative behavior.
And of course this speculative behavior ends with only one feature - bubble risk...
A discussion of bubble risk would be incomplete without defining the term itself. From an economist's point of view, a bubble is defined in terms of differential equations and a violation of "transversality." In simpler language, a bubble is a speculative advance where prices rise on the expectation of future advances and become largely detached from properly discounted fundamentals. Put another way, a bubble reflects a widening gap between the increasingly extrapolative expectations of market participants and the prospective returns that can be estimated through present-value relationships linking prices and likely cash flows.
As economist Didier Sornette observed in Why Markets Crash, numerous bubbles in securities and other asset markets can be shown to follow a "log periodic" pattern where the general advance becomes increasingly steep, while corrections become both increasingly frequent and gradually shallower. I've described this dynamic in terms of investor behavior that reflects increasingly immediate impulses to buy the dip.
Along with this pattern, which has emerged with striking fidelity since 2010, we observe a variety of other features typically associated with dangerous extremes:
- unusually rich valuations on a wide variety of metrics that actually have a reliable correlation with subsequent market returns; margin debt at the highest level in history and representing 2.2% of GDP (eclipsed only briefly at the 2000 and 2007 market extremes);
- a blistering pace of initial public offerings - back to volumes last seen at the 2000 peak - featuring "shooters" that double on the first day of issue;
- confidence in the narrative that "this time is different" (in this case, the presumption of a fail-safe speculative backstop or "put option" from the Federal Reserve); lopsided bullish sentiment as the number of bearish advisors has plunged to just 15% and bulls rush to one side of the boat;
- record issuance of covenant-lite debt in the leveraged loan market (which is now spreading to Europe);
- and a well-defined syndrome of "overvalued, overbought, overbullish, rising-yield" conditions that has appeared exclusively at speculative market peaks – including (exhaustively) 1929, 1972, 1987, 2000, 2007, 2011 (before a market loss of nearly 20% that was truncated by investor faith in a new round of monetary easing), and at three points in 2013: February, May, and today (see A Textbook Pre-Crash Bubble).
Many of us in the financial world know these to be classic features of speculative peaks, but there is career risk in responding to them, so even those who view the situation with revulsion can't seem to tear themselves away.
While I have no belief that markets follow any mathematical trajectory, the log-periodic pattern is interesting because it coincides with a kind of "signature" of increasing speculative urgency, seen in other market bubbles across history. The chart above spans the period from 2010 to the present. What's equally unsettling is that this speculative behavior is beginning to appear "fractal" – that is, self-similar at diminishing time-scales. The chart below spans from April 2013 to the present. On this shorter time-scale, Sornette's "finite time singularity" pulls a bit closer – to December 2013 rather than January 2014, but the fidelity to this pattern is almost creepy. The point of this exercise is emphatically not to lay out an explicit time path for prices, but rather to demonstrate the pattern of increasingly urgent speculation – the willingness to aggressively buy every dip in prices – that the Federal Reserve has provoked.
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Hussman may be the last bear that needs to capitulate before this market turns
Stocks keep going up, I will just sell some more. But, I will be running out soon...
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The goatfuckers at the Fed neither care nor understand it.
Just one quick look at Mr. Yellen - she looks like a single-digit IQ moron.
The reason the Fed does not see an "obvious" stock market bubble is because they snapped off the rear-view mirror and threw it out the window
From the Hussman funds website:
Hussman Funds Performance Summary:
- 1 Year -6.33%
- 3 Year -7.40%
- 5 Year -4.81%
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Because low employment participation rates are super uber bullish?
Has it ever been the Fed's job to watch for bubbles? Their mission is price stability and employment.
That's what makes it so easy to do this.
Marc Faber: The World is a Gigantic Asset Bubble
Hussman called market top back in March, 2012! (http://www.businessinsider.com/hussman-the-market-is-now-exactly-like-th...)
This explains why his fund logged -12% last year alone.
Timing the market is impossible.
Full market cycle performance
This cycle isn't complete yet.
The question isn't whether there is a bubble or not, the question is when does it pop.
Can't see what you ain't looking for......or are paid to ignore.
Exactly. Want to see a bubble, just look at the Fed Balance Sheet. Sometimes the enemy is within.
The FED ain't that smart, they talk to people that lie to them. They believe every lie and build their models. The models eventually fail, panic, FED prints. Not being smart, they go back to the boyz and talk to them. The cycle repeats. The FED isn't blind, just stupid.
dude, wrong wrong wrong. dont let them off the hook by coming in on the generous side of the 'evil or incompetant' dilemma.
the Fed's major shareholders are the primary dealer banks. they know precisely how the wealth they deny the 'economy' is wealth that bolsters its owners
exactly. "the Mission Accomplished sign has just been moved to the Marriner S. Eccles Building." Their bubble..."our problem." We're getting a new Chairman in a couple of months as well. Hmmm. Change in policy? Yeah, right. You wanna know who's in charge of your economy right now America? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0wHzKzZ5rM "Star Voyager"...that's who.
The central bankers and the politicians around the world are nothing more than auction items which can be sold to the highest bidder. They will do whatever they can for the lobbyist paying them the maximum amount of money or votes, be it the unions, the banksters, the richest corporations or individuals. They are in the power seat to extract maximum advantage for themselves in the small time frame they occupy the seat of power.
The rest of the population is least of their concerns. The only activity they do is pacify the majority of the population using false statistics and promises of a better future so that they do not lynch them and their masters while they are robbing the taxpayers.
"whatdaya mean you don't want to publish the best you've got?"
Dr Hussman is a smart guy, but naive.
"You've emphasized the tremendous burden placed on the Fed in recent years, and your dedication to collectively doing right by the country. It's important to start with that recognition, because as concerned as I've been about the impact and economic assumptions behind the Fed's actions, I don't question your motives or integrity..."
You may be wrong, as Hussman's phrasing is more likely to reflect a sensitivity to how his warnings might be received, rather than naiveté.
Whom do you imagine that those in power are more likely to listen to, those who correctly but crudely call them out, or those who adopt Hussman's tone?
Even if one argues that making suggestions to sociopaths is futile, there is little point to the exercise if the tone of the message guarantees that it will be ignored.
However, I've noticed that in general he seems to take things at face value, as in:
"it wasn't the sort of outlier that would justify the suggestions of political conspiracy that were bandied about over the weekend..." (October 8, 2012)
"As it happens, much to the chagrin of conspiracy theorists, we would expect the present cycle to peak out roughly the week of the election..." (November 5, 2012)
"Conspiracy theorists take note – the recent round of "surprises" follows the fairly regular pattern that we've observed in recent years..." (October 22, 2012)
"mind martian. yeah. i like the sound of that."
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Taylor, just go buy some Washington Mutual and take that yield...
EDIT: Or just buy some bitcoin and have it quadruple in value in less than 30 days...
did anyone show this toHugh Hendry?
really, really thinking we all are fucked. in this mess and nowhere to hide assets.
I mean, anyone? gold-questionable, farmland or land, home paid for(shelter defendable), some food and water and carry on like all fine til time to pull off the sheepskin and bare the teeth in self defense. carry on, some ignorance will carry you thru. ah da say what...
Hussman is so rational. But when has the market ever been rational?
Hussman presupposes that the Schiller PE log chart suggests that a crash is imminent in Jan 2014. At this rate of lunacy, what is stopping it from just going geometric and shooting to the moon (on Jupiter?) double QE in Dec 13' SandP 2200 by Feb 2014.
Exactly - there is no market. The pricing mechanism was destroyed long time ago. What we have instead are idiots behind the steering wheel, pushing the accelerator to the floor, while drinking booze.
Log periodic oscillation seems to be decent predictor of bubbles. In an case, I trust math more than I do pundits. Here is a link to some "crazy Ivans" that predicted the gold bubble to pop in may-june 2011 with the same patterns. Off by just a few months:
Who needs all this math, equations and algorithms???
The "markets" are comprehensively valued in outer space.
Just look outside your window at all the "for lease" signs and failing small businesses amid the fat and sassy well-paid government and state-protected sector employees and then think of how many of your neighbours' kids can find good jobs...
Shhh! You're raining on the parade! Bartiromo is going to FOX!
Hard nipples and S&P 2,500!!!
QE to infinity means that the bubble can continue to grow until every last final drop of capital has been destroyed.
In english, this sentence
b) margin fluctuations are largely driven by cyclical variations in the combined savings of households and government,
means that Federal Deficits drive corporate profits. Since record deficits will be with us for a very long time, perhaps this is why the market isn't worried about mean reversion of profits. But they should be. Profits can be reduced dramatically by political risk, and there is a huge and growing pressure to double the minimum wage.
That's it, Bernanke will destroy Hussman ASAP - NEXT!
Bernanke the Bear Nazi
http://www.scmp.com/news/china-insider/article/1365185/chinese-japan-tol...Chinese in Japan told to register for 'emergencies' amid territorial row
All good...
please keep telling me about an inflationary bubble in stocks.
meanwhile we are hitting new all time highs weekly if not daily on the markets and metals are tanking to multi year lows.
face it we can print money FORVER with no consiquences, the only consequence is if we stop, so we wont; ever.
when are you going to cover your shorts? as we pass through 1850 in DEC to hit 1900 by the end of JAN? As we pass 1900 in FEB on our way to close out the year up around 2500?
any dips are buys, the market wont be over bought for a while, somewhere around 5500 in the ES in two years and I will get short.
if you are short here you may as well just take your money and light it on fire, it will bring you more amusement and if you youtube it maybe you can make some of it back as opposed to losing it all fighting the fed.
You could be right, as the FED profligacy seems to have no end.
Problem being, it is the biggest CONfidence game in history.
If you take profits they will be taxed, if you don't you'll lose.
Poor folks in I.R.A.'s, 401K's, and Pension funds.
It's a bubble, just no knowing when it pops.
Lack of confidence will do it.
2000-2008 ended.
This will too.
It's simpler than that. As long as the banks are back-stopped, there will be no collapse.
i dont think the feds GIVE A SHIT. they just care about the RICH not US
This made me laugh;
Russell Napier | blogs.ft.com
30 Oct 2013 - There are a few still carrying the flame – Russell Napier, the stock market historian, still thinks the S&P 500 will fall to 500.
I've chaned my overall strategy, when zerohedge fav Napier finally capitulates; it will be time to go short.
Here's Napier from a year ago;
"Napier said of the graph: "It is the most important chart in the world. The growth in Chinese reserves has determined all the key developments in financial markets in the last two decades. It printed lots of currency and artificially depressed the US yield curve. It has been the cornerstone of global growth, and now it's over."
Just a pity nobody else noticed Russell.........? Maybe you should have just stuck to the analysis, rather than get sucked into the zerohedgian style big calls?
Did somebody say egg on face? Or in the case of Russell ...ulster fry on head, perhaps.
the real capitulation re: Hussman will come when his fund has to close from lack of investors' money. Those are the real bears over there. Hussman is just serving them and doing his own intellectual exercises in the process.
The dysfunctional Parent is usually the last person to face the fact that their kid is an abjectly dependent drug addict.
p.s. - Mandlebrot is laughing at the FED from beyond the grave.
Now that we have a new Fed ChairThing (Man, Woman, who knows) who is both mentally ill and committed to staying that way, theh ain't no way fo this rigged casino to go but straight to da moon alice! Sornette be damned!


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- Manager: Mrs Suzanne Morrison
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- Total Capacity: 4
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- Provider: Lifeworks/ The Bidwell Brook Foundation
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Conrad Henry Kaseberg, a well known retired wagon maker residing in Walla Walla, was bom in Germany, March 10, 1834, a son of Johannes and Mary Christina (Rumpf) Kaseberg, also natives of Germany, where they passed their entire lives.
Conrad Henry Kaseberg passed his boyhood and youth in his native country and there received his education. In 1857, when a young man, he crossed the Atlantic on a sailing vessel which docked at Baltimore, Maryland. From that city he removed to St. Louis, Missouri, whence, after a few weeks, he removed to Weston, Missouri, where his brother lived, and some three months later he went to St. Joseph, Missouri, wher.e he remained from October, 1857, to June, 1859. The following two years were spent in St. Louis, after which he went to California. In 1867 he left the Golden state and returned to St. Louis, where he was married and where he continued to live until 1871, his business being across the river in Venice, Illinois.
It was in that year that he came to Walla Walla county, Washington, and purchased the home where he still lives in the city of Walla Walla. He worked at the wagon maker's trade, which he had learned in Germany, having a shop at Second and Alder streets, until 1887, and lie then bought seven hundred acres of fine wheat land on Dry creek, 11 miles out of Walla Walla, which he operated for a time and which he still owns, deriving a gratifying income from its rental. He is a stockholder in the Farmers Savings Bank.
Mr. Kaseberg was married on Christmas day, 1867, to Miss Augusta D. Timmermeister, also a native of Germany, and they became the parents of one child, who, however, died in infancy. Mrs. Kaseberg passed away in February, 1912, and was laid to rest in the Mountain View cemetery. She was an active member of the Lutheran church and her life was that of a devout Christian. Mr. Kaseberg also belongs to that church and has never failed to give both his moral and financial support to its work.
Fraternally he is a member of the Odd Fellows lodge of Walla Walla. He is a republican in politics but his interest in public affairs is only that of a loyal citizen, though he served one year on the city council. He is a self-made man, having come to this country empty-handed, but through the opportunities here ofifered and his industry and good management he has gained financial independence. He has reached an advanced age but is still keen of mind and active of body and is accorded the honor due those who have behind them the record of a long and honorable life.
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ARLINGTON (AP) - Baseball fans who returned to The Ballpark in Arlington on Tuesday for the Texas Rangers' first game since terrorist attacks on the East Coast a week earlier were eager to show their colors.
And in this game, the red, white and blue they wore represented more than their home team Rangers. It symbolized support of their nation during trying times.
The consensus among the fans, who were greeted by patriotic displays and heightened security, was that it was time for the country to begin playing professional sports again.
"We're ready for the ballgame to start. It's time to get back to business," said season ticket holder Ann Hester.
Fans were handed American flags as they entered the gates and were quick to wave them or stick them in the back of ballcaps.
"They're very much receptive of the American flags today," said Pat Ware of the Rangers marketing department, "maybe more than any other promotion we've had out here with the exception of the bobble-head dolls. Everybody wants one of those."
Rangers players helped hand some flags out. Once inside the park, fans had to wait for the patriotic pre-game show the Rangers had planned. Thunderstorms moving through the area delayed the start of the game.
Things other than baseball were on the minds of many.
"It's been a very tough week for all Americans, and all over the world. Something as devastating as this will always be in the back of our minds," said Rangers shortstop Alex Rodriguez. "This is not a temporary thing. Our feelings, our hearts hurt. At the end of the day, we still will be scarred forever."
Traffic moved swiftly through the first base gate in the hours before the game, and customers had few complaints about increased security measures.
Coolers and large bags were not allowed in the park. Small bags were searched.
"I think it's great," said Ken Torgerson of Thackerville, Okla., after officials looked through his grocery sack filled with canteloupes and grapes.
"We should have had more security in the past, especially the airlines," he said.
Mary Wells of Arlington, who wore a Texas Rangers jersey and a red, white and blue ribbon, had no problem allowing a security officer to dig through her purse.
"It doesn't bother me at all," she said. "I don't have anything to hide. If I did, I wouldn't be out here, and I wouldn't hide it in my purse."
Jan Miller, Hester's sister, said there was no reason to be fearful about coming back to the ballpark.
"When it's my time to go, it's my time to go," she said.
"Whether it's in the air or on the ground," Hester added, finishing the sentence.
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Muava joined SPBD to gain access to financial services to help improve her living conditions and enable her to engage in business activities. Having successfully repaid a previous loan of 1250 tala, which was used to purchase handicrafts to sell, Muava is now requesting a loan of 2000 tala which will be used to purchase additional handicrafts to sell. This will be her third loan from SPBD. Muava plans to use the additional revenue to financially support immediate members of her family.
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About SPBDSouth Pacific Business Development (SPBD) improves conditions for families living in poverty by providing accessible credit, training, and guidance to help them start, grow and maintain micro-businesses, build assets, finance home improvements, and afford to educate their children. 99% of SPBD's loans go to women, who can borrow in groups to guarantee one another rather than put up collateral.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
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- 14 months (Additional Information)
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- Pre-Disbursed:
- Oct 15, 2009
- Listed
- Oct 24, 2009
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- Jan 13, 2011