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José Daniel
Update on José DanielJose lives in a home of his own with his wife and two children. He is a merchant and has a business repairing watches and eyeglasses, located near his home. He has many customers because of his friendliness and good prices. Jose is asking for a loan so he can increase his working capital and buy more watches, glasses, batteries, watchbands, etc. in quantity. He is an enterprising man and wants to improve and offer a better quality of life for his family.
Previous Loan DetailsJosé Daniel is 58 years old and lives in the outskirts of the El Salvadoran capital in his own home along with his wife and two children, ages 23 and 19. He makes a living buying and selling a variety of glasses, which he sells in the capital's central market. He has 16 years of experience in thi... More from José Daniel's previous loan »
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About Apoyo IntegralApoyo Integral (Apoyo) is a nonprofit organization offering financial products that enable clients to increase their working capital, purchase fixed assets, buy and remodel homes, expand agricultural business and more. The organization's target group is businessmen and women who have already established their businesses but need financial support to strengthen or expand them.
Like Kiva, Apoyo is committed to empowering women involved in business activities in rural areas. Kiva lenders' funds will be used to expand these services to an even greater number of poor clients in rural areas.
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Our Field Partners often work with borrowers over a series of loans as the borrowers build credit, take out bigger loans, and expand their businesses. In order to make it easier for our Field Partners to post loans for borrowers who have been listed on Kiva before, we allow them to post successive and concurrent loans for their Kiva borrowers. This means that our Field Partners are able to post a borrower's second, third, etc., loan on Kiva without having to re-enter all of the borrower's information.
This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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A Silver Alert was issued for a man from Wilson Thursday morning.
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Smith was last seen at 406 W. Lee St., in Wilson, and officials did not know which direction he may be headed.
The Silver Alert says Smith is a six-foot-tall black man who weighs 200 pounds. He has short black hair and green eyes.
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The Meridian High School 9th grade wing won't be ready when students start school August 27.
Superintendent Charlie Kent says workers need about two months to finish the building and that means Kate Griffin Junior High will reopen to house these ninth grade students, after closing its doors this past school year.
"That would give us time to clean up and accept the building, do all the check off and all of the things we end to do so we can have the building ready to go," said superintendent Charlie Kent.
KG was the fall back plan in case things didn't pan out, so Kent says the building is pretty much still intact and ready for the first day of class.
"We left the furniture in the building; that was our plan B," he said.
Kent says there were several construction issues and rainy days that halted work and crews are still trying to catch up. But Kent says there is much progress.
"They're working on the inside right now," said the superintendent. "It's bricked on the outside, if you ride by there. And the parking lot is also coming along."
This summer several schools are undergoing renovations, but Kent says all other schools will be ready August 27m including Parkview Elementary School which suffered major damage from an arson.
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House Votes to Repeal Military Ban on Gays
The House voted Wednesday to overturn the military's ban on gays serving openly in uniform, setting the stage for a Senate confrontation over repealing the policy.
Lawmakers are engaged in a last-minute bid to roll back the policy, known as "don't ask, don't tell," before the end of the current legislative session. But the measure will require a minimum of 60 votes to move forward in the Senate, and previous efforts to push repeal through the upper chamber have failed in the face of Republican opposition.
The House vote was 250-175. Fifteen Republicans joined 235 Democrats in favor, while 160 Republicans and 15 Democrats voted no.
Proponents of repeal are now focusing efforts on persuading at least two and possibly three Republicans in the Senate to cross party lines and support the bill.
The Senate last week fell three votes short of 60 needed to overcome a Republican filibuster of a larger defense-policy bill that contained a repeal measure. Sen. Susan Collins (R., Maine) and Sen. Joe Lieberman (I., Conn.) then introduced a stand-alone bill offering a more straightforward up-or-down vote on repeal.
"Getting to 60 is the name of the game here, and that's why there is the recruitment effort with the Republican senators," said Fred Sainz, vice president of communications and marketing for the gay-rights group Human Rights Campaign.
At present, more than 40 senators have signed on as co-sponsors of the stand-alone bill.
A Senate aide said the legislation now goes to the Senate as a "privileged message" from House, eliminating the need for one procedural vote and accelerating a possible Senate vote by several days. The aide said that the bill would likely not come up for a vote in the Senate until the end of this week at the earliest.
The Obama administration strongly backs repeal. House Republicans, however, criticized Democratic leaders for placing a priority on repeal while several key measures—including a defense authorization bill, traditionally seen as "must-pass" legislation—await completion.
In a floor statement, Rep. Howard "Buck" McKeon (R., Calif.) said the Democratic leadership "has decided once more to subvert regular order in the waning moments of this Congress" by bringing a vote on repeal to the floor without consideration by the House Armed Services Committee.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D., Nev.) acknowledged Tuesday the clock was running down on the legislative calendar. "Christmas is a week from Saturday," he said. "I understand that. But I hope the Republicans understand it also, because we are going to complete our work, no matter how long it takes, in this Congress."


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Fresh flowers from my favourite florist in Paris: Stéphane Chapelle.
Fondation Louis Vuitton
After the Louis Vuitton show was over we got the chance to experience the Fondation Louis Vuitton, which I've been meaning to properly visit for quite some time now… The building, designed by Frank Gehry, is magnificent by itself but if you have the time to actually go inside I would absolutely recommend doing so. Incredible (and sometimes a bit bizarre) artwork as well as a stunning view from the top can be discovered if you venture inside. Find more information about tickets here.
Sometime in August
Last summer, after spending a rainy and grey month of August in Paris for the first time, I told myself: never again. In August many places tend to close up and almost all locals flee the city, so if the weather is sh*t, there's simply not that much to occupy yourself with… Therefore I planned a vacation to Italy during this summer. My plans? To do nothing but enjoying the beach and swimming around in the Mediterranean sea but due do dental surgery I had to cancel it all and my fear of having to face another rainy, boring month of August in Paris became reality. Luckily, Mother Nature was kinder this year and gave us the sunniest summer I've ever experienced in this city. August, that I last year hated more than dry macarons ended up being one of the loveliest times I've ever had in Paris. Empty, calm and always warm weather allowing for summery dresses and bare legs.
We spent the days having picnics, strolling through the city, sipping on iced lattes and enjoying the gardens in the city. After this time I've learnt to not fear August as much as I used to – that is if the weather is on your side of course.
Dior's Favourites
A recent project I've been working together with Dior on has been photographing Christian Dior's favourite places in Paris for a little Parisian guide in the name of this fashion legend. If you want to have a closer look and see all of Monsieur Dior's favourites, you can find them here (scroll down).
Galeries Lafayette
I recently got the opportunity to sneak you (and my camera) inside Paris' most famous department store and now I can finally share the photographs with you all. For anyone who's been living under a rock and doesn't recognise this place from the images, this is Galeries Lafayette – over 120 years old and the home to everything you might need (and even the things you don't need but that you just really, really want) when living in Paris. I came here for the first time when I was 14 years old and a weekend to Paris together with my sister and mom brought me to this amazing place… It's a little bit extra special to me since this is where I bought my prom dress for my one and only prom (so far). It was this gorgeous little grey dress that I found from Paule Ka (unfortunately the photos from that night are to horrendous to share with anyone outside of my family and close friends). It's funny how life comes in full circle sometimes and when I wander around this place I can't help but to think that the 14 year old me would probably never have guessed that I one day would be calling this city home.
Anyhow, today I usually stroll this place looking for more casual things (or even an ice cream from my new favourite gelateria called Pedone) rather than looking for a ball gown or another prom dress. Two of my favourite sections in Galeries Lafayette are Le Laboratoire Créateurs and Le Laboratoire Luxe where less known brands are sold. That's where I've found a few of my favourite designers like Mary Katrantzou and Delpozo but where I've also discovered completely new-to-me brands like the clothing brand Dice Kayek, started by two sisters from Turkey. If I'm not around that area you'll most likely find me on the rooftop overlooking Paris, where you'll see all the way from the Eiffel Tower to the Sacré-Cœur or nibbling away on the pastries from Liberté, L'Eclair de Génie or Sadaharu Aoki in Lafayette Gourmet… Thanks to Galeries Lafayette for letting me pry around this beautiful space together with my camera for a whole day!
Parisian Favourites
Two of the most common questions I get asked are: "How do I dress for my Parisian getaway?" and "What are your favourite places in Paris?". That's why I thought killing two birds with one stone with the help of this little post would be a fantastic idea. Together with Sézane, a brand started by the sweetest Parisian imaginable (and who recently teamed up with Madewell) I thought I'd take you around the city I love so deeply and show you four of my favourite spots in Paris. If I give you the answers to the question "What are your favourite places in Paris?", Sézane can most definitely be the answer to the first one since I honestly can't think of a brand that feels more true to the young Parisian woman's everyday wardrobe.
Blouse: Sézane – Wallet: Sézane – Scarf: Sézane – Bracelets: Monica Vinader
Marché Maubert – This market has been my go-to market for a year and a half now and I love it because of what it has to offer but also because it's not too small and at the same time, not too big. I hate those markets where it feels like you'd get lost by just taking one step into it. Marché Maubert is located on the right bank in the 5th arrondissement and can be found by the metro station Maubert Mutualité. The market is open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings but be sure to come by early if you want to score the good stuff! I usually swing by after breakfast and don't bring much else with me besides a fabric shopping tote (I've started to collect the super cute ones from Sézane) to carry home the goods in and my wallet. It's a great way to practice your French and repeat that vegetable vocabulary (un poivron rouge, deux courgettes, trios oignon et deux carottes s'il vous plaît), although my French is not quite ready for haggling someone about the prices or argue about fruit quality but that day will come too!
Blouse: Sézane – Scarf: Sézane – Bracelets: Monica Vinader – Bag: Louis Vuitton
Rose Bakery – When it comes to tea and cake – or in my case cake and tea – Rose Bakery is not to be missed. There's several locations around the city but if you're just coming for the dessert (as I do most of the time) I think their tea room inside Le Bon Marché is the way to go. You're sitting in Paris' oldest department store, alongside ladies who look chicer than most, nibbling away on delicious treats and drinking your tea (or if you're not a tea fan you should definitely try one of their smoothies). Since I cringe at the thought of pushing myself to get ahead among other crazy shoppers at this time of the year (even January is crazy because of the sales periods), I prefer to do my shopping online, and have already started as I previously told you about.
Scarf: Sézane – Jeans: Sézane – Shoes: Sézane
Place Saint-Sulpice – While I'm in the neighbourhood and have had my cake, one of my favourite places to stop by is Place Saint-Sulpice in the heart of the 6th arrondissement. Not only do I consider this to be the middle of the dessert mecca in Paris (it's true, from here you have easy access to Pierre Hermé, Sadaharu Aoki, Des Gâteaux et du Pain, Ladurée and La Pâtisserie des Rêves for example), it's also close to the Jardin du Luxembourg and is one of the chicer places in Paris if I can say so myself. You might think I'm a bit boring, dressed in mostly black but another true fact is that Parisians love their blacks (luckily for a Swede who's used to a minimal use of colour like myself) and are certainly not afraid of overusing it. I love this area for quiet Sunday strolls alongside old couples and people walking their dogs since most shops are closed during this day.
Top: Sézane – Scarf: Sézane – Bracelets: Monica Vinader
Fondation Cafe – My favourite coffee shop is Fondation Cafe, which can be found in the northern part of the Marais neighbourhood. It's simple and small but has everything necessary. Fantastic coffee and delicious cake that is. Young and trendy Parisians flock around this little shop and it's almost guaranteed that you'll run into someone you know while sipping your espresso. During these colder days I'm keeping warm thanks to a take away crème in my hands and this amazing Sèzane scarf that I haven't been able to stop wearing ever since I got it. It's like a big cosy blanket I seem to take with me wherever I go, as you probably can tell from the photos in this post (yes, it's even here in Bali with me for some reason).
Photos of me: Katie Mitchell.
Undeniably cute, both inside and out. A place I more than happily return to over and over again.
Autumn Strolls
I love spending as much time as possible in the Parisian parks during autumn. It's so beautiful seeing the colours go from greens and yellows to dark reds and orange. Jardin des Plantes is one of my favourite ones and they always plant the prettiest Dahlias during this time of the year.
Weekend Reading
Besides staying home sick for most of the week, dealing with some major email issues and going to my first ever wedding ever yesterday I also managed to attend the presentation for J.Crew a couple of days ago. Yes, they're finally coming to Paris and will open up their first store ever in The City of Light in March next year! I'll have to find some sort of lock to put on my wallet until then I guess…
• My two latest articles for Condé Nast Traveler are finally live, one about the best day trips to take outside of Paris and the other about where to find the best view of the Eiffel Tower in the city. I hope you'll enjoy!
• During busier times it's hard to keep up with the blog sometimes but if you want to see more you can always check out Instagram.
• According to Vogue's list of places in France every woman must visit I really need to up my travel game in this country…
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That 4 Week Bill auctions continue to price at 0.000% (today for the third consecutive week) is no longer news: the Fed has made it abundantly clear that the moneyness of "high quality collateral" maturing soon and not so soon is sacrosanct, and will only fail if the Fed's credibility goes. However, what is news is the sudden demand for 1 month paper. Recall what happened a week ago during the last such Bill auction: "the Bid to Cover in today's auction just soared to 6.36x, higher than last week's 5.66x, and the highest since December of 2011, when the scramble into short-term paper was a function of year end window dressing (made since unnecessary courtesy of the Fed's Reverse Repo facility). So while algos are levitating stocks higher based on simple carry currency/VIX correlations, why the sudden real money scramble for the safety of near-term paper?"
Today, the ante was just upped once more, as the Bid to Cover rose yet again, from 6.4x to 6.6x. Logically, this print is now the latest and greatest highest Bid to Cover since December 2011, and the question remains: why the scramble for safety?
Explanations range from smaller total auction, to lack of confidence in the stock market which has suddenly lost its impetus to go diagonally higher, to the anticipation of the first FRN issuance on January 29, to substantial Bill paydowns due to the debt limit. It gets better when one looks at the secondary market and sees the negative yields these, and other comparably maturing bills are trading at.
Whatever the reason, curious kinks along the curve are once again developing, especially when one considers the beating the 5Y has experienced in recent days (PIMCO concerns), and the rapid move in the 5s30s as shown below by @not_jim_cramer.
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"the question remains: why the scramble for safety?"
wait for it, it's coming. it's being telegraphed to all that are listening. the equity support will be withdrawn.
"Take my money, please!" -- Penny Oldman
Why the scramble for safety? Because the Fed is in tightening mode and about to crash equity markets, which are being further hampered by horrible company earnings results (even after fraudulent accounting) and abysmal downgraded outlooks for 2014. Equities are clearly in distribution mode.
One has to wonder however, how much longer can pension funds and other bond-based interest-dependent retirement accounts stay above water in this ZIRP environment? One might argue that the Fed would prefer to see bonds sell off slowly over the next year or so as to prevent the numerous impending bankrupties leading to retirement losses. They'll probably screw it all up anyway, and the ultimate safety will likely end up being gold, but the funds will slosh around quite a bit before they figure it all out.
Maybe they want the baby boomers to be dependent on their SS checks.
All of this manipulation and abuse of the markets tends to obscure the fact that the Fed really doesn't have a clue, and may well get the opposite of what they want.
Did you consider that the scramble for safety has nothing to do with the US? Methinks there is trouble brewing in red China.
A "recession" this way cometh.
Getting pretty crowded around the exit doors.
Unfortunately someone chained them shut on the outside.
Stop loss orders are fine...,
unless Crazy Coyote looks down.
Just how pray , will you get your fiat out of the bank ?
Early, or never.
Nothing ben can't fix with a click of the mouse.
Ben's clicked out.
It's all up to that old Yellen Dawg. Gawdhelpus.
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Last week we were the first to raise the very real and imminent threat of a default for a Chinese wealth management product (WMP) default - specifically China Credit Trust's Credit Equals Gold #1 (CEQ1) - and its potential contagion concerns. It seems BofAML is now beginning to get concerned, noting that over 60% of market participants expects repo rates to rise if a trust product defaults and based on the analysis below, they thinkthere is a high probability for CEQ1 to default on 31 January,
I posted this before but I'll post it again. People generally look for an inverted yield curve to form before the stock market crashes, but the logic of buying long term bonds only makes sense if interest rates are expected to drop after the crash. We're already at the lowest possible interest rates, so it's hard for an inverted yield curve to form. People bracing for a crash would rush into short term treasuries if they expect interest rates to rise.
The 10 and 30 years can come back down quite a bit. Enough to make you lose your shirt ... and pants ... and shoes ...
but the logic of buying long term bonds only makes sense if interest rates are expected to drop after the crash. We're already at the lowest possible interest rates
30y treasury yielded ~2.5% in 2012 vs. 3.75% today. 10y treasury yielded 1.4% in 2012 vs. 2.85% today. 5y treasury yielded under 0.6% in 2012 vs. 1.7% today.
Overnite bank window robber rate is the only rate that matters today, and that's 0%.
What could possibly go wrong now that weve got KrugBerElllin? We give TBTF 0% free money, you keep buying from us NOW!!
I believe this is what they commonly call "kettling".
So would you consider ZH and this comment thread "Sukeying"?
I would add that the NY Fed reverse repo of $93 billion today and over $80 billion yesterday has to do with it. Too muvh leverage in the tri party repo markets - it doesn't take much for someone to go under or for MMF to break the buck.
I suspect the Fed is in that market to keep cracks from appearing. It has nothing to do with "an exercise in preparedness BS".
Gigantic collateral shortage, real collateral - not the garbage these players assume is collateral.
Trying to follow your logic Mad.
Surely the reverse repos should have sucked liquidity out, so
how come the bid to cover went up on Bills ?
It should have gone down.
Something nasty is certainly brewing in the shadow banking system.
Whether its the flu ,or double pneumonia is the question.
Most of us know squat about bonds, except that the size and leverage are dangerous as hell for all things paper.
"Really? 30y treasury yielded ~2.5% in 2012 vs. 3.75% today. 10y treasury yielded 1.4% in 2012 vs. 2.85% today. 5y treasury yielded under 0.6% in 2012 vs. 1.7% today."
That was before the fed lost control of the bond market. The fed hasn't done anything to change their policy, but teasury rates doubled since summer. There are a lot of reasons to expect bond yields to rise, mainly the question of quether or not the government can repay those loans. Greece's interest rate soared because people lost faith in their ability to repay loans.
What's ironic is that I think the low interest rates are what will cause interest rates to rise. Imagine you're old and you have a quarter million dollars in bonds. If the interest rate was 10%, you wouldn't need to sell any of your bonds. With really shitty interest rates, you need to sell some bonds if you want to go to Fiji. People selling bonds will make the rates rise, and it's completely out of the fed's control at this point.
El Erian was working for the CIA?
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I'm wondering, why does hardly anybody write them? And for most that do, finish them? And why are they all in script format?
To object to the last question (unless you're talking about the finished ones), I don't believe bobandbill's parody of Pokémon Colosseum is in script format.
That said, my theory, in reverse order, is the following:
Script Format:
Because if you do it incorrectly, it becomes the easiest kind of prose you can write. You don't have to include seemingly superfluous words like "Wes said" constantly, and actions and description can be narrowed down to a minimum. Of course, usually, people do script fics incorrectly (as I've implied), so of course, it's the lazy way out.
Unfinished Fics:
Loss of interest, really. In order to cover an entire game, you've got to put a lot of effort into it. Hitting up all of the cities and important locations in most games would force the writer to go over at least ten chapters. Kids who start the endeavor don't realize how much 10+ chapters' worth of writing actually is until about chapter six. Then, you've got some people who decide to drop out for something more serious (like an OT story) and some people who just disappear altogether. A few are actually dedicated to their work enough to see it through. This is usually true for a lot of genres in this fandom.
Lack of Parodies:
Because although you can rely on fart jokes and a sailor's mouth and still be well-received, parodies aren't exactly easy. You have to work closely with the original, and unless you're consciously creating a running gag, you need to figure out how to create fresh jokes for
. After awhile, it most likely gets tedious to make fun of every last detail along the way while keeping it as funny as you can get it. If you can make it through, some people will laugh. If you make it through by repeating jokes, that might not be a particularly big audience. And then, of course, some don't make it through after all, if that makes sense.
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Recent history: Shares of the Calgary-based oil-weighted energy company have gained 18 per cent (including dividends) over the past year. Its shares began to gain momentum last fall as investors anticipated that the company would be joining the club of oil-patch dividend payers. Whitecap went public in 2010 after doing a reverse takeover of Spitfire Energy Ltd. Last November, it announced a 60-cent annual dividend, or 5 cents a month, as it pursues of a strategy of dividend growth by making acquisitions and growing existing assets. In March, Whitecap did a $60.2-million stock deal to acquire Invicta Energy Corp. to extend existing its oil-drilling operations in the Viking light oil play in Saskatchewan. On Monday, it announced a $110-million acquisition in the same area. Whitecap is financing the latest deal through a $90-million equity financing, and $20-million private placement of common shares. Investors will get an update on the company's plans when it reports first-quarter results on May 6.
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"It's one of our favourite intermediate oil and gas stocks," said Mr. Tahmazian, who bought Whitecap shares last fall. "It is not inconceivable that, if we get that bump, we could get another 3 to 5 cents in the annual [60 cent per share] distribution."
On the heels of its latest acquisition in Saskatchewan this week, Whitecap raised guidance for average oil production by 5 per cent to between 17,800 and 18,000 barrels a day, and cash flow by 5 per cent to $260-million to $263-million. Whitecap shares surged to a 52-week high on Tuesday.
Whitecap will soon be able to operate more profitably when it merges the recent acquisitions with existing light oil assets in the Viking area of southern Saskatchewan, he said. "When you take three assets in three different companies and bring them under one company, clearly you are going to have more efficiencies."
The company has also managed to issue enough equity to substantially cover off the costs of its second acquisition, he said. "We believe that the balance sheet remains very healthy...When you combine those two things, we would expect a dividend increase sometime in the second half of this year."
The biggest risk to Whitecap is the volatility in the broader market because the commodity price concerns have been significantly reduced since a big portion of its production is hedged, he said.
Mr. Tahmazian has a lot of confidence in management because of it strong track record. Its chief executive officer Grant Fagerheim built up Ketch Energy Ltd. and Cadence Energy Ltd. (formerly Kereco Energy) before selling the energy juniors.
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The Horse Dealers Daughter is a short story written by D.H. Lawrence. He was born on September 11, 1885 in Eastwood, England. Lawrence grew up in a small town and with a lower class family. He was known as a child who did not fit with the other boys and was frail and weak throughout his childhood because of illness. He strongly disliked the town he lived in and felt neglected by his father because he was not athletic in any sport. The setting in The Horse Dealers Daughter takes place in the 1920's in an English town, where the main character Mabel feels cheerless and gloomy because her father and brothers neglected her. This theme and setting reflects Lawrence childhood life because he to felt out of place with his father and the town he lived in. He creates a dispirited setting, which resembles the life he lived as a child in a mining town. As an author and novelist he was known to write short stories and novels about emotional health issues and create spontaneous moments, while using literary devices such as irony and symbolism. For example, in this story it implies how unhappy Mabel feels because of her mother's death and how her father changed into an unsuccessful man. This statement within the story implies the families declined, "the kitchen was full of servants, but of late things had declined. The old man had married a second time, to retrieve his fortunes. Now he was dead and everything was gone to the dogs, there was nothing but debt and threatening" (Lawrence 7). This makes Mabel feel depressed of the fact her family is in debt because of her father and now she can not save the one thing she loves, which is the house her and her mother shared so many memories in. This simple loss of the house and the failure she feels drives her emotionally insane. On page ten it says, "He stood motionless as the small black figure walked slowly and deliberately towards the center of the...


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Town fighting FEMA rejectionJuly 17,2013BENNINGTON Bennington has appealed the federal governments decision not to reimburse the town for work on a flood wall after Tropical Storm Irene.
The August 2011 storm damaged a levee between North Branch and Park streets that had been built by the Army Corps of Engineers. Concerned that the damage could cause flooding, the town completed repair work that cost $214,000, the Bennington Banner reported.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency rejected the towns request for reimbursement, saying the corps was responsible for the work. The town said the corps was unable to respond quickly enough.
That was probably one of the most dangerous things. So we have filed an appeal for that, said Bennington Planning Director Daniel Monks.
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Images of lost loved ones, usually in our hearts, were found on the shirts of many stateline families today. Swedish American Hospital hosted "A walk to remember." It's for those who've lost children through miscarriage, stillbirth, or other reasons. They started at the YMCA Log Lodge at the Sinnissippi bike path. Followed by a memorial service and then a baloon release.
"They are good support for each other because they truly understand how each other feels and until you have walked that walk you can be very empathic and u can be full of love but until you have been throuhg it .. it's hard." said melinda Hagerman, Fitzgerald Funeral Home
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Pros: None - the package still has not been delivered, and will not be for nearly another week. I ordered this on the 17th and the shipping is going to take until over the 3rd.
Cons: I still don't have this.
Other Thoughts: I ordered this as a gift, with plenty of time to spare. Apparently Newegg's free shipping (which is 4-7 day delivery time) sends their mail 4th class, and you'll be lucky to get it on time. I've used Newegg a LOT throughout the years, but this will likely be my last transaction with them. I waited to speak to someone from newegg who told me to contact USPS. I waited over half an hour on hold with USPS, to be told that "UPS dropped it off at the wrong facility, and then a human error caused this package to be shipped to a DIFFERENT STATE, now it's going to be another week before you get it."
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This review is from: Lightwedge Black, White Verso Trends Scholar 7-Inch Tablet Case Model VR080-100-23
Pros: Looks just like a composition notebook. Protects my tablet and holds it perfectly.
Cons: Wish it had some way to keep it closed.
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