text: Dewey Beach Dewey Beach Imposes Regulations on Ridesharing Services By Don Rush • Feb 18, 2016 Uber logo Dewey Beach has decided to regulate ridesharing services such as Uber and Lyft as it does regular taxi services. This month the Town Council gave a unanimous approval to a measure that would require Uber and Lyft drivers to get a business license to operate in the resort. Mayor Diane Hanson told WBOC that this would create a level playing field and keep the ridesharing services from skimming "the cream of the crop". She said they come in on weekends and during the summer season taking money away from the regular taxi services. Beach Towns Concerned About Pedestrian Safety on Route 1 By Don Rush • Feb 15, 2016 creative commons REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. (AP) - Some coastal Sussex County towns are concerned about pedestrian safety on Route 1. The Daily Times of Salisbury reports while 2015 didn't see any pedestrian fatalities, some residents and officials in the towns along the Route 1 corridor are still worried that not enough is being done to prevent them. Both Dewey Beach and South Bethany town officials are discussing ongoing issues with traffic on Route 1, which becomes one of the most heavily trafficked roads in the county in the summer. Uber and Lyft Get Oppositon from Cabbies By Don Rush • Dec 7, 2015 creative commons Uber and Lyft could be coming to Dewey Beach. But the traditional transportation companies are balking at the idea. This year the state of Delaware laid out regulations for these new forms of transportation. The Salisbury Daily Times reports that during one town meeting taxicab companies complained that as a heavily regulated industry that requires a business license they are at a disadvantage with ride-share firms. The serves of taxicabs, limousines and pedi-cabs now pay a base fee of $109 for the license. Rehoboth Film Festival to Have a New Venue By Don Rush • Nov 6, 2015 Rehoboth Film Society The Rehoboth Film festival could eventually have a new permanent home after the Midway along Delaware Route 1 decided it could no longer host the event. The Film Society plans on opening the Cinema Art House at Dartmouth Plaza in Lewes in mid-January. The Wilmington News Journal reports that a $500-thousand theater will offer features ranging from digital projection and multi-purpose screening to tiered seating. Sue Early, the festival's executive director, told the paper that there will be mini-festivals and themed programs. Uber Runs Into Turbulance in Dewey Beach By Don Rush • Aug 28, 2015 Uber logo Uber and Dewey Beach may not mix. After Delaware legalized the right of the car-for-hire service rumors were heard that their drivers had been harassed by Dewey Beach police. The Wilmington News Journal reports that they were threatened with $535 fine for not possessing a local business license. The paper reports that authorities have issued 18 tickets but they have all been dismissed. All other cab and transportation services must come up with money for a $109 business license. Uber makes use of smartphones to bring customers and drivers together. Swimmer Found Off the Delaware Coast By Don Rush • Jul 1, 2015 creative commons A swimmer was rescued from an unguarded area near Rehoboth and Dewey Beach. The Delaware's Natural Resources Police with the help of a Delaware state police helicopter located the swimmer and took him to safety. The swimmer had drifted a half mile from the shore line to the southern Dewey Beach. The state police told WBOC that the outgoing tide along with a strong south wind pushed the swimmer from the shoreline. State officials said that the waters along the coast line are strong with tidal or rip currents that can pull a swimmer out to sea. Possible Drowning Victim Found in Dewey Beach By Don Rush • Jun 29, 2015 creative commons DEWEY BEACH, Del. (AP) - Police say a 50-year-old California man has died at Dewey Beach in a drowning or diving death. Dewey Beach Land Deal Has Some Residents Up In Arms By Don Rush • Mar 30, 2015 dewey beach logo DEWEY BEACH, Del. (AP) - Some Dewey Beach residents are accusing town officials of bending the rules in a land deal that could expand Town Hall. The News Journal reports three property owners filed a complaint with the Delaware Department of Justice over Dewey Beach's purchase of two lots along Coastal Highway for $875,000. FOIA Complaint Against Dewey Beach Over Land Deal By Don Rush • Feb 19, 2015 Dewey Beach logo A Freedom of Information Act complaint has been filed with the Delaware state Attorney General's Office against the town of Dewey Beach. Around a dozen property owners say they are not happy with how the resort cut a deal for a contingency contract to buy two properties along Coastal Highway. The complaint was filed on February 13th and includes former Commissioner Joy Howell. It wants to know how the decision was made to expand the town offices on properties next to town hall. Dewey Beach May Give Up Space in Lighthouse Cove By Don Rush • Jan 5, 2015 Dewey Beach logo Dewey Beach says it may give up its right to 3-thousand square feet of space in the Lighthouse Cove project. Under a proposed amendment to the agreement with the developers the city would give it up in exchange for $360-thousand. It was supposed to have been used for office space. The Salisbury Daily Times reports that Town Manager Marc Appelbaum says the town wants to keep its police and town hall in the same building. The money would have to be paid in full by the end of June in 2017 or by the expiration of the building permit whichever comes first. Beachgoers in Dewey Beach Get Warning About Inflatables By Don Rush • Oct 13, 2014 Don Rush The Dewey Beach Patrol is asking beachgoers next year to leave their inflatable novelty items at home. During an October 11 town meeting the town council considered a proposed amendment to the zoning code on what constitutes adult novelty items. The measure was not sent to the city's Planning and Zoning Commission because the resort's current code would bar the display of indecent items under its disorderly conduct provision. There were two incidents earlier this summer where some inappropriate items were brought to the beach, Parking Revenues Up for Delaware Beach Towns By Don Rush • Sep 22, 2014 Don Rush REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. (AP) - Free parking has returned to Delaware's beach towns as summer comes to a close, but city officials say parking revenue was generally up this year. Parking revenue was up in Rehoboth Beach, Lewes and Bethany Beach but was down in Dewey Beach. In Rehoboth, more people were using the Parkmobile smartphone app to pay for parking. City manager Sharon Lynn says the number of transactions increased 26 percent this year. The city also saw a 2 percent increase in revenue from parking meters. Man Says He Was Turned Away at Dewey Beach Bar Because He Was Black By Don Rush • Aug 7, 2014 Northbeach facebook 32-year old Michael Brown says that he and several others were turned away from Northbeach bar in Dewey Beach bar because of his race. He claims that he was told the owner was trying to "not let any black males in tonight." Brown adds that when he looked around there were other African American men who also being denied entry. He said that a few weeks before he had gotten into the Northbeach bar and had a good time. Dewey Beach Shop Owner Loses Free Speech Case By Don Rush • Jul 29, 2014 Jeremiah's logo DEWEY BEACH, Del. (AP) - A Delaware shop owner has lost his free speech fight over the decor of a beach store. The Wilmington News Journal reports that U.S. District Judge Leonard Stark has ruled the store's owner wasn't persuasive in claiming Dewey Beach overstepped in repeatedly issuing fines over decorations. Jason Fruchtman, the owner of Jeremiah's, had contended that regulating his store's appearance just because town officials thought it was ugly infringed on commercial free speech. Seasonal Dewey Beach Police Applications Down By Don Rush • Jul 2, 2014 dewey.town.us Dewey Beach is worried about the drop in seasonal police applicants. Sergeant Cliff Dempsey with the Dewey Beach Police Department told WMDT that the number of applicants has declined over the years. He suggested that the pay and economy could be having an impact. They have the 20 officers that they need this summer. But Sergeant Dempsey says the department is concerned about the coming years if the numbers decline. Dewey Beach is Best in the Nation By Don Rush • Jun 26, 2014 creative commons DEWEY BEACH, Del. (AP) - Delaware's beaches have ranked first in water quality out of 30 states, and Dewey Beach is among the best. The new report from the Natural Resources Defense Council found just 3 percent of water samples exceeded the national "Beach Action Value" for 24 beach areas in 2013. Dewey Beach is listed as a "superstar" beach for its water quality over several years. Maryland's beaches ranked fourth in beach water quality out of 30 states. The state's "superstars" were listed as Point Lookout State Park and Assateague State Park. Vote Set for Measure Restricting Taxing Power of Delaware Cities By Don Rush • Jun 10, 2014 Don Rush DOVER, Del. (AP) - The state House is set to vote on bill clarifying the ability of Delaware municipalities to raise taxes. The bill to be voted on Tuesday makes clear that a municipality cannot impose a tax unless that tax is expressly authorized by the General Assembly in approving the local government's charter. The bill was prompted by issues in Dewey Beach, which was the target of a lawsuit last year claiming that its business license fees exceed the cost of administering the business licenses, and thus amounted to unauthorized taxes. New Security Cameras for Dewey Beach By Don Rush • Dec 2, 2013 all-free-download.com DEWEY BEACH, Del. (AP) - The Delaware shore town of Dewey Beach plans to install eight new security cameras as early as Christmas. Len Read, co-chair of the town's public safety task force, says the cameras are a "preventative measure more than anything." The Daily Times of Salisbury reports the town council voted to spend nearly $100,000 for a camera system. Police Chief Sam Mackert says a state law enforcement grant, a donation from Springbank Foundation and surplus revenue from the Winter Gala are also helping cover the cost. New Dewey Beach Town Commissioner Abruptly Quits By Don Rush • Nov 25, 2013 Dewey Beach website DEWEY BEACH, Del. (AP) - A new town commissioner in Dewey Beach is resigning after less than two months in office. The Salisbury Daily Times reports that Commissioner Ellen Danaher cited health concerns in a letter to commissioners released this month. Mayor Diane Hanson says there is no deadline to fill the seat. The interim council member would fill an almost two-year term. Hanson says the council will likely not have a decision until the new year. Move To Avoid Exceptions for Building Height Restrictions in Sussex County By Don Rush • Oct 24, 2013 Sussex County website Governor Jack Markell will be in Dewey Beach for the grand-opening of a Hyatt Place. But it will be against the backdrop of litigation and negotiations over the height of the building which exceeds the city's normal 35-foot height limit by 11 feet. The Wilmington News Journal reports that opponents say they're concerned about keeping the coastal skyline from becoming like that of Ocean City. No Vote on Tax for Dewey Beach Residents By Don Rush • Jul 22, 2013 Don Rush There will be no referendum on a gross receipts tax in September for the residents of Dewey Beach. The town council made the decision on Friday after a heated public hearing. The City Council's Budget and Finance committee member Mike Dunmyer said that he regretted the proposal calling it a mistake that would have left residents in the town worse off. WDEL reports that the proposal was an effort to deal with the financial challenges the resort is facing. Surveillance Cameras for Dewey Beach By Don Rush • Jul 3, 2013 all-free-download.com A camera surveillance system is coming to Dewey Beach to monitor activity on Route 1 during the summer months. Town officials tell WBOC that police will use the cameras to increase their awareness and record video when necessary to reduce crime. The 8 cameras will be able to pan and zoom from a control room at the Dewey Beach Police Department. The cost is not expected to be more than $95-thousand. Half the money will come from grants and donations while the town comes up with the rest. Delaware's High Court Okay's Dewey Beach Mayor's Ruddertowne Vote By Don Rush • Jun 20, 2013 official photo The Delaware Supreme Court says Dewey Beach Mayor Diane Hanson did not act unethically in casting a vote on the Ruddertowne redevelopment project. The state's Public Integrity Commission had found that Hanson acted improperly because she owned rental property in the city. In a one-page order, the Supreme Court said it agreed with a lower court's ruling that had cleared Hanson. A Superior Court judge reversed the ruling last year, and the commission appealed the judge's ruling to the Supreme Court. Dewey Beach Begins Smoking Ban on Beach By Don Rush • Jun 4, 2013 Don Rush DEWEY BEACH, Del. (AP) - Dewey Beach is starting to enforce a new beach smoking ban, but town lifeguards are taking a soft approach. The Dewey Beach Patrol says everyone being warned that smoking is prohibited is putting out their cigarettes without an issue. The lifeguards are letting violators off the hook with a warning, instructing them to smoke on the street rather than on the beach. Dewey Town Manager Marc Appelbaum tells WBOC-TV that smoking ban signs have been ordered and should arrive within the next week. Plan for Dewey Beach Surveillance Cameras By Don Rush • Jun 3, 2013 all-free-download.com The Dewey Beach Town Council has decided to delay the decision on whether or not to buy surveillance cameras for the resort until their June 14th session. There is a proposal to put up 8 surveillance cameras in the downtown area…to deter crime. The plan would cost around $100-thousand. Marc Appelbaum, the town manager told the Salisbury Daily Times, that there were some technical and cost questions the council wanted to pursue. The cameras were suggested by the Dewey Beach Public Safety Task Force earlier this year. Dewey Beach Moves Toward Beach Smoking Ban By Don Rush • Apr 8, 2013 all-free-download.com DEWEY BEACH, Del. (AP) - Dewey Beach officials are moving toward banning smoking on the town's beaches and in municipal parks. The Daily Times of Salisbury reports that the Town Council decided Saturday to draft an amendment to the municipal code that would ban smoking in those locations. The town manager will draft the language, which should be ready for a vote before the May council meeting. Smoking Ban on Beaches Considered in Dewey Beach By Don Rush • Apr 3, 2013 all-free-download.com DEWEY BEACH, Del. (AP) - Officials in Dewey Beach are considering banning smoking on the beach. Mayor Diane Hanson tells The News Journal many people have requested a smoking ban. If it passes, Dewey would become Delaware's fifth coastal town to restrict smoking. Fenwick Island enacted a smoking ban earlier this year. Bethany Beach and the state parks also bar smoking on the beach. In Rehoboth Beach and Lewes, smoking is banned in parks and playgrounds. Dewey Beach Has New Acting Town Manager By Don Rush • Sep 3, 2012 Dewey Beach, deweybeachrental.net DEWEY BEACH, Del. (AP) - A former commissioner in Dewey Beach is now serving as the resort's acting town manager. The Daily Times of Salisbury reports that Marc Appelbaum and the town council agreed to a 90-day contract, beginning Aug. 27, with an option for an additional 90 days by mutual consent. Appelbaum says he wants to use his skills to provide stability in the town. He says it's unlikely that he'd be interested in the full-time position. Judge Reverses Ethics Ruling Against Dewey Beach Mayor By Don Rush • Aug 31, 2012 Mayor Diane Hanson, deweybeach.com GEORGETOWN, Del. (AP) - A Superior Court judge has overturned an ethics ruling by Delaware's Public Integrity Commission against the mayor of Dewey Beach. The judge ruled Thursday that the commission erred in finding that Mayor Diane Hanson had a conflict of interest in voting in 2010 to clarify 35-foot height restrictions for buildings in Dewey's resort business district. The vote came after developers wanting to expand the Ruddertowne complex sought to build a 68-foot structure. Second Town Resignation in Dewey Beach By Don Rush • Aug 13, 2012 City of Dewey Beach DEWEY BEACH, Del. (AP) - The finance director of Dewey Beach has announced he is resigning, making him the second town leader to step down in less than a month. The Daily Times of Salisbury (http://tinyurl.com/8sypjxo ) reports Bill Brown will leave his post on Aug. 30. He has spent two years in the position. Pages1 2 next › last »


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So many news stories lead us back to the MCP drawing board, such as this week's look at the region's poor options for bike commuting. If and when the parkway is completed, it will fulfill many bikers' dreams. Until then, watch out, cyclists! Read this week's cover story, on local bike safety, by clicking here. And don't forget to leave comments!
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Posted on 29. Jul, 2015 by alishac in Jobs
Position: Special Projects Coordinator (Children's Capacity and Animal Protection Projects)
Purpose: To oversee special projects
Second Year Children's Capacity Building Project Coordination: Overview
The purpose of the Project is to build the capacity of domestic violence providers to serve children and parents effectively. The project entails the implementation of evidence-based models of children's services that include a strong focus on trauma -informed approaches and strengthening of the parent-child relationship.
The Capacity Building Project Coordinator will develop, evaluate and oversee the project, which will be initially focused on a select group of New Mexico domestic violence programs. The Coordinator will work closely with the Children Services Director of the National Center on Domestic Violence, Trauma and Mental Health (NCDVTMH) to plan, organize, implement and evaluate project components. The Coordinator will act as the liaison between the NCDVTMH Children's Services Director and participating organization staff.
Animal Protection CARE Project Coordination: Overview
The Animal Protection New Mexico (APNM) Companion Animal Rescue Effort (CARE) program and network is designed to provide temporary safe havens for victims' companion animals while they are in shelters The New Mexico Coalition against Domestic Violence (NMCADV) and Animal Protection New Mexico are collaborators in the development of this project.
The purpose of the Project Liaison is to ensure that domestic violence programs across New Mexico are able to effectively utilize the services of the CARE Program. The Liaison acts as an educator and is the primary liaison between domestic violence (DV) service providers and CARE case management staff.
Reports to: Executive Director
Position Type: Full-time; Exempt
Compensation: DOE; generous benefits package
Location: ABQ or Santa Fe offices; Extensive in-state travel – including overnight travel – is required
Start Date: Negotiable
- Masters degree in counseling, social work or similar with state licensure.
- At least 5 years experience in a domestic violence setting, preferably a domestic violence shelter that includes significant experience with both children exposed to violence and adult survivors.
- Knowledge and background in the provision of trauma informed services.
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Send letter of interest and resume to Executive Director at 1000 Cordova Place, #52, Santa Fe, NM 87505 or email to email@example.com. No phone calls please.
Priority consideration will be given to all applications received by August 11, 2015.
NMCADV is an Equal Opportunity employer committed to a diverse organization. Applicants from diverse backgrounds are strongly encouraged to apply.


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Well, the way it always was would be that any receiver that is less only 80% complete is not considered to be a firearm and can basically be sold the same as a hunk of metal.
And being legally deemed as just a hunk of metal it could be shipped directly to you without having to go through an FFL
You would then need to complete all of the remaining machine work/drilling operations etc. entirely by yourself.
In orther words you cannot send it or take it anywhere to have the machine work completed. You cannot even have your Uncle Jake help you out...etc.
And then you may keep that firearm for your own personal use. You cannot sell it. You cannot trade it. You cannot loan it out.
You basically are limited to shooting it yourself. Period.
And if I personally were to ever complete a 1911 from an 80% frame - and it had no serial # - I sure wouldn't carry it for self defense.
If in the future you ever wanted to sell it or trade it or will it to a relative etc etc...you would have to contact the ATF and it would need to be given a serial number.
You should also be aware of the fact that if you are a person that cannot legally own a firearm by the normal gun shop means of acquiring a firearm (Example: You were a convicted felon not allowed to possess a firearm) then you would still be in serious deep Federal Doo Doo if you completed an 80% one and were then found to be in possession of it.
Which would get you automatic time in the Fed Pokey as soon as you completed your home project and your "hunk of metal receiver" became a complete firearm receiver.
Because you would then be "in possession" of a firearm that you could not legally possess.
Also please be aware of the fact that I am not a lawyer and all of the information (above) may not be correct or applicable to the way the law reads today.
You need to contact the company selling them or the ATF and get updated as to what the exact laws presently are.
If any of the above information is incorrect then I absolve myself from any responsibility for providing it because you need to research it all for yourself before you make a purchase.


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I had 3 orders/payments yesterday totaling about $350 for that they never kicked an email out for (yes the email address works/fine).
Now they have a problem with their refresh on the withdraw form. If you select a different bank account than the first in the drop-down list, it will always refresh back to the first. Tried in both IE and Netscape 7.1.
Contacted them about the issues and of course have not heard back. Just sounding off is all...
Also, I have a merchant account etc. just the purchasers of these particular item(s) chose PayPal over my other payment options 90% of the time...
From the description for this thread...
PayPal was offline most of Monday.
Payments have been having problems since last Thursday and most users still cannot login to Paypal. Customers who click on the "Buy Now" or "Subscribe" buttons are still sent to pages that lag for 20+ seconds and I can't imagine how long an actual payment would take.
If I read the word 'Intermittent' to describe this one more time I think I'm going to puke. We can only HOPE this problem can be fixed by going back to an old version of the site and that Paypal will have the ability to go back to it quickly.
If it was either of those, then PayPal would say it was because of a code upgrade. Better that, than admit to a breach in security.
Agreed. Any webmaster here would be up 24/7 working on this and would get it fixed quickly if it was their site. This is a company with a team of technicians who had planned this change for quite a while. It's getting really hard to buy the idea that this is a coding upgrade.
From the info received from PayPal I also do not think this was an update error. They gave the impression they were preparing the update very well. It sounds more like a hack or an attack.
The only thing that bothers me, is that since this is so huge, I wonder why PayPal does not issue an official statement or press release.
Or did they?
I contacted paypal.com and they refused to answer any questions regarding this sort of question, just kept getting the normal response... automated response from them.
They should have planned ahead for this, being a backend quality assurance type myself they could have avoided this for sure with proper planning.
- PayPal launches new site / feature updates last Thu
- users experience slow response times / logins
- customer service + PR say "we know there's a problem, and we're working on it"
Occam conclusion:
- site upgrade caused the problem, & they're working on it
- not pretty, but not likely any black-hat conspiracies either.
PayPal has been doing upgrades every 6-8 weeks or so for about the past 2-3 years. most times there aren't too many blips; occasionally there are a few issues, and every once in a while they have a rough one that takes a few days to smooth out. seems like this is unfortunately one of the rougher ones, but i wouldn't presume any nefarious activity as the cause.
that said, i'm sure folks are busting their asses to get it fixed asap. no surprise there.
If a company that handles so much of our money and we trust with so much confidential information (sales figures, customer credit cards, OUR credit cards, our back accounts, our social security number) is hacked or compromised, what do you think the "PR" response would be?
I hope some state A-G forces Paypal to follow common banking regulations and soon.
And the sad thing is, even with people losing all sorts of money as a result, there's probably not much that can be done about it. I'm sure paypal has some sort of legal clause to protect themselves in the user agreements.
But I think needless to say, a lot of people are going to be looking at alternate services..
"Welcome to eBay Live Help! We're here to help you get started.
We are aware that members are receiving intermittent errors when trying to login to or make a payment through PayPal. We are working to correct the problem as quickly as possible.
Please accept our apology for any inconvenience this may be causing."
Terrific for business all around, I should say! :(
I will agree that dedicating the proper resources and planning in advance could've prevented an outage of this length. However - it's also not anywhere as obvious to foresee or easy to remedy, as some are implying, when that planning and resource dedication is not devoted in advance and this situation occurs.
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I am not implying that this is the paypal situation, just generically describing how a DDOS could adversely affect systems that are seemingly not directly linked to the web.
Friday was sort of my last day at PayPal... or at least it was my last day running the PayPal Developer Network program. PDN was the "baby" i birthed in 2001, and somehow managed to nurse along over the past three years into a pretty decent-size technical education site and community for some ~300,000 E-Commerce developers.
Totally coincidental is what the man says ;-)
He will be missed big time around there. Good luck Patrick.
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Breadth remains at –16 for two days in a row. The NYSE 50 DPI signal is missing for a perfect breadth score, that makes watching the NYSE which is holding up relatively well, the one to watch today.
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Yesterday we talked about moving to trade planning on the current ES contract which is the SP500 futures contract and right now the front month is the June contract (M).
Today we move to the Ninja Chart version which is the chart displayed live in the room so the lines will always be in place as we trade.
The bull line today remains at 1373.50 although 1365 would be pretty victorious also.
The bears need to break that 1337.75 low and a weak Europe has us right on the line this AM as I am writing.
Baby steps for the bulls today as they have not been able to put in a higher high on our 60 minute chart for the last three days, so a break above and hold of 1355.25 would do that and perhaps get some short covering to start a climb back up.
If 1337.75 breaks look to 1332.30, that is the 3% pullback area. There could be some additional buying there that might be strong enough for a bounce that could get something going to the upside.
We are on the cusp of failing the head and shoulders fulfillment of the predicted 1400 area from March. Our neckline below 1337.75 will begin to be penetrated. There is a ton of support all the way down to 1324. Should we travel down to there and fail, I would expect we are in a major correction.
The NYSE is in relative strength mode, so I will be watching the NYSE a/d line today. Anything below –2:1 will be very very bearish. If the NYSE can hold up through the day I will be leaning slightly toward the bull side watching our charts for a break above 1355.25 to signal a possible bottom reversal. If we fail I will short go short.
The direction is now down and the bulls need some help today. I am bearish on the day, my first day so I have the freedom of changing my mind intraday and I have spelled out my criteria.
Tricky market here, play it tight if you are going to the upside.
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Attractive prices prompted buyers at Brazil's two biannual fashion events to maintain purchasing levels even as the global financial crisis pressured them to buy more cautiously.
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The good pricing was caused largely by currency woes against the U.S. dollar and the euro. The downturn started hitting Brazil hard in September, and by January, the dollar had gained 36 percent against the local currency, the real, since mid-January 2008 and 42 percent since mid-June 2008 — the dates of last year's Brazilian fashion weeks.
Additionally, the euro posted 21 percent and 24 percent gains against the real during those respective periods. These valuations made dollar- and euro-based fashion exports cheaper and more competitive.
Financial crisis aside, the 38 fashion-forward houses at the upscale São Paulo Fashion Week did not skew more commercial because "their signature styles are the key to their success," said SPFW organizer Graça Cabral. Meanwhile, Fashion Rio's 45 mainstream labels continued to offer apparel with broad appeal at more accessible prices.
The January editions of SPFW and Fashion Rio showed winter 2009 fashion and were open to the public, drawing the same number of local and international visitors as in prior years. At SPFW, most foreign buyers came from Europe, the Middle East and Asia, with a near absence of North and South American buyers.
At both fairs, 5 to 7 percent of visitors were trade, organizers said. SPFW drew a crowd of 75,000, among them 41 foreign buyers. Fashion Rio attracted 80,000 attendees, with 93 foreign buyers from more than two dozen countries.
The off-site showrooms of SPFW designers, as well as those of stylists without runway shows, brought in 1.5 billion reais ($652 million at current exchange), 25 percent more than at the January 2008 event. An expanded on-site showroom space, suspended at SPFW's June 2007 edition, will reopen for next June or January 2010, organizers added.
Fashion Rio's on-site salon featured nearly 100 showrooms and rung up a 1.6 percent increase in orders from domestic buyers (376 million reais, or $162 million) and a 1.9 percent increase in orders from foreign buyers ($15.8 million).
"Trend-wise, both fashion events were more in sync than usual — with both featuring oversize fashion like carrot-shaped boyfriend pants — and a lot of knitwear, especially heavy jersey," said fashion consultant Gloria Kalil.
Among the looks at SPFW, Maria Bonita's gray wool blazers went nearly to the knee and Huis Clos' slightly shorter, sky-blue jackets were double-breasted. Meanwhile, Osklen offered oversize gray jersey dresses and Isabela Capeto featured below-the-knee white cardigans.
At Fashion Rio, Juliana Jabour offered bulky, geometric-patterned cashmere sweaters.
Foreign buyers found styles and prices to their liking in São Paulo. Raquel Marcos, owner of Bloom, an upscale Mexico City boutique, is buying Forum's silk velvet evening dresses with black Swarovski crystal detailing in the shape of a horse "because they are trendy, commercial and not too expensive."
"Mexicans are very status-conscious and will only pay high prices for famous foreign brands," said Marcos. "I came to SPFW because the dollar's valuation against the real makes it very affordable, and because its designers offer an alternative to the mostly American brands I carry."
Citing the value of the euro against the real, Andrea Molteni of Tessabit, a high-end, 12-boutique chain in Italy's Lake Como region, planned to buy Marcelo Quadros' silk taffeta, asymmetrical evening dresses "because this elegant look came at a competitive price compared to well-known European brands."
Yumiko Iwao, a buyer for Chandelier aquagirl, a chain of seven shops in Tokyo, touted Isabela Capeto's cardigans. "This is the first fashion event I have gone to outside New York, Paris and Milan because, with the economic downturn, I need lesser-known brands at better prices," she said.
But for other foreign buyers, price was not an issue, despite the slump in global consumption. "I came to SPFW not for less expensive fashion, but for glittery, embellished, hand-embroidered evening dresses that Indian women wear to stand out at parties and festivals," said Pradeep Hirani, a buyer for Kimaya, an Indian department store chain with 13 units. "I found them, and I plan to buy $130,000 worth of seven or eight SPFW brands."
Ruth Stocker, of her namesake specialty store near Stuttgart, Germany, was searching for a more conceptual look at SPFW, like Reinaldo Lourenço's black silk crepe de chine evening dresses, covered with metallicized organza.
"These are perfect for our fashion-forward clients looking for unusual party wear," said Stockler. "Although Reinaldo Lourenço isn't as expensive as the Italian brands we mostly carry, price is not an issue with us or our clients, provided the clothes are strikingly unique."
The strategies of these buyers reflect two distinct worldwide trends, apparent since the global economic downturn, said Robb Young, a buyer for Diptrics, a Tokyo-based fashion distributor.
"Most buyers are after better-priced, more commercial and interchangeable pieces. A smaller number are taking a counterintuitive approach and continuing to buy pricier, more specialized items to maintain their identity," offered Young. "Similarly, many fashion retailers are introducing gimmicky strategies, like parties or promotions, to boost soft sales. A smaller number of specialty stores are doing the opposite, though, [to avoid] cheapening their image and because promotions set a precedent they will need to maintain."
Lidia Alexandrova, luxury department manager for the Moscow-based Arts Group, with over 100 mass-market stores in Russia and Romania, planned to spend up to $30,000 on SPFW brands, among them Osklen, for short gray fleece skirts. She said her chain has devised strategies to cope with soft sales.
"Because we expect business to be down 20 to 30 percent in the next six months, we're buying more carefully and inviting regular customers to Champagne events, where they can get free makeup classes," said Alexandrova.
Hirani, of India's Kimaya chain, said, "We have been trying to bring in more business by staging small fashion shows of our new collections."
Tanla Özuzum, buyer for Vakko, a chain of more than 100 boutiques, multibrand and department stores in Turkey, who plans to buy Alexandre Herchcovitch's flower print chiffon dresses, is taking another tack.
"Since our luxury business has dropped 10 to 15 percent, we have 50 percent off sales once a month for our high-volume clients," said Özuzum.
But David Chayon, owner of Uffizi, an upscale shop in Short Hills, N.J., who will buy Huis Clos' puffy-sleeve leather coats, took another approach: "We and other high-end stores near us are not offering gimmicks to boost sales, because fashion is our image and we want to maintain that."
Peter Burstein of Feathers, two better multibrand stores in London, who was buying Patricia Viera's suede-embroidered tulle shawls and suede-on-tulle waistcoats, took a similar stance.
"Because we offer one-of-a-kind investment pieces, sales gimmicks don't suit our style, even in tough economic times," he said.
Meanwhile, at Fashion Rio, Tricia McDonald from Belo Sol, a shop in Calgary, Canada, said: "To boost business, we're beginning to stage wine-and-cheese events in clients' homes and inviting them to private fashion shows of our newest brands." McDonald was buying Siri's bandeau, strapless bikinis at $20 a piece.
Pamela Shiffer, of her namesake London boutique, bought Squadro's striped V-neck tricot dresses at $100 each. She said that in mid-December, "We had a two-day Champagne and chocolate event where we gave 10 percent discounts. And in April, to boost name recognition, we're going to raffle off a fashion/hair/cosmetics makeover."
Bill Adams of eXM Global, a U.S. distributor of swim, fitness and casualwear who bought Lucidez's cowl-neck black viscose tops at $44, is taking a more pragmatic approach to boosting sales.
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Today is my birthday so I decided a few rules to survive this year. So I won't wake up in a hospital, jail, some stranger bed, or a mental ward(I still can't remember what happen that year. I think it was great birthday.)So the rules of birthday survival .
1. I am 35. So I have a 35 year old liver. That means I can't try to out drink everyone in the bar. Even if everyone cheer me on. Cause the only thing that going to cheer me on in the morning is the toilet.
2.No talking to any guy who young enough to be consider my child. Really is I am still a MILF if I don't have any children. A less that person think I am there mother, then Sigmund Freud will have field day with us.(or maybe just with me)
3.No matter how many people wish me happy birthday, I should not get a big head about it. They are just being polite. I mean if they really want to wish me happy birthday there will be gifts involved.
4. No going to the clubs and party like its 1999. Been there, done that and still have the consequences from it.
5. Just cause it my birthday doesn't means the world stop. I still have to go the work, pay bills and etc. Last time I checked I have not done anything world changing, to make my birthday a national holiday.( I am still trying though. The cure for the common cold should do it.)
So these are the rules I will foll--- I remember now it was on my 25th birthday. There were a donkey, a clown, some funny tasting mushrooms and a celebrity(now if I can remember which celebrity, I might get paid.)and hotel room 62--- oh crap I loss that memory again. Well anyways these are the rules to survive my 35th birthday. They seem boring maybe I should try them next year. By then maybe I be matured enough to follow through or my body will be old enough to make me follow through. Beside my birthday only come once a year. Isn't that what I said last year when I came out jail. I swear I thought that the police officer was a stripper.
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My Journey To Become An Alpha Bitch?
I am turning thirty five in couple days. So yes I get to play that awesome game, How Shitty is my life now? The one I play every year sometimes there is a Christmas bonus episode. The prize I seem to win is not to walk off my favorite bridge. I mean if you going to walk off a bridge it might as well be your favorite. I decide this the year, after googling some bridges, that I am going to change. That means I am taking no shit from no one. No more laying there like a rug while people walk right over me. I realize that is my problem, is I am too kind and I care too much. In this day and age it spells DOORMAT. That what I tell people, that the signal I give other people to come and walk softly on my back and take your biggest shit. I am O.K. by that. That what people been doing for the last thirty five years of my life. So I say no more. No more staying in a shitty relationship, where my boyfriend collect and create new sexual diseases with girls who glance his way. No more of my shitty family calling me or talking to me only when the want something, it usually money I don't have. No more of my shitty boss sexual innuendo. He can put special cream in his own coffee. I am becoming a bitch and not just your everyday bitch an Alpha Bitch. Where my brain is stuck on cruel, cold, and heartless. No you can not come over at three o'clock in the morning, after fucking some random girl you met at a club. That what I will say to my boyfriend. How do I know he will probably ask me (you are thinking the same thing). I say next time you cheat don't post it on Facebook then twitter about how big her boobs are. Give me another chance it will not happen again(yeah right). His next words? Look your chance fall into a volcano why don't you join it. That will be my last words to him as I change my Facebook status to single. I am sure he(and the girl that is next to him) wouldn't lose any sleep. No I can't loan you some money to buy some grocery. I say to my younger sister. Not when you got a new car,and I am stuck riding the bus. Not when you got a better apartment, and I am stuck begging my landlord to spray the apartment for roaches as big as rats. Not when you wear the latest designer clothes, and I am stuck at Goodwill trying to find clothes that doesn't have a mysterious stain on them. So no I am not going to loan you any money for grocery. If I don't lend you any money then maybe I can have some of that nice shit you have. Fuck H.R., I do not need a lawyer. I just need is my Iphone. Then I will own my boss with the shit he says to me. He be serving me coffee and I get a raise that is not a sexual innuendo. That what an Alpha Bitch would do. So no more shit. It is brand new day. I will become the biggest baddest Alpha Bitch in town. So, I hear that the Brooklyn bridge is nice this time of year and I always wanted to visit New York.
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With many tombstones nestled in weeds, this is one of about a half dozen abandoned cemeteries in the city.
Although it's now covered with trees and bushes, the cemetery on 10th Avenue is thought to extend about a block to a playground at the back of East End Head Start Center.
"I think it sends a message that we don't care," said Knox. "And when industries come in, we want to make sure that we put on our best face forward. Cemeteries are part of our community. So, we do need to make sure they're cleand up as well. It does have some effect on industries and businesses that might want to locate here in our community."
Although some volunteer groups already clean portions of the cemeteries, Knox said more help is needed. Because cemeteries are private property, city workers cannot do the work.
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"We need to be about maintaining some sense of history and that's what cemeteries offer is history in your hometown or local communities," said Knox.
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Where Can I Find EMT Training Programs in Minneapolis?
Find out which Minneapolis schools offer EMT classes. See requirements, prerequisites and school information, and learn about the job prospects and salary info for an EMT career in Minneapolis. Schools offering Fire & Emergency Services degrees can also be found in these popular choices.
What You Need to Know
There are a variety of EMT training programs from the certificate to the associate's degree level offered in the Minneapolis area. These programs include classes, labs and clinical rotations where you can practice what you've learned in preparation for employment and professional exams.
Certificate training is usually a short-term program and prepares students for initial EMT certification at the basic, intermediate or paramedic level. New students may be subject to placement tests. Associate's degree programs are competitive and typically take two years to complete, unless you choose an accelerated option; they prepare students for paramedic careers and certification. Some schools require that applicants already hold EMT certification and have a minimum of experience. Keep reading to see if one of these programs is a good fit for you.
EMT Certificate Programs near Minneapolis
Hennepin Technical College
- Program Name: Advanced Technical Certificate or Occupational Certificate in Emergency Medical Services
- Program Length: 12-26 credits
- Tuition: $151 per credit or $4,835 per year (cost as of 2011-12 academic year)
- School Type: 2-year, public; approximately 6,900 students (all undergraduate)
- Address: 9000 Brooklyn Boulevard, Brooklyn Park, Minnesota 55445
- Phone: (952) 995-1300
This program will train you to provide care during traumatic injuries or medical illnesses. You'll study treatment methods and the principles of emergency medical safety so that you can respond effectively. Classes cover topics such as phlebotomy, medical terminology, nursing assistance and the role of the emergency medical responder. This training can prepare you to become an emergency room technician or an emergency medical services specialist.
Century College
- Program Name: Emergency Medical Services Certificate
- Program Length: 16 credits
- Tuition: $178.56 per credit (cost as of Fall 2012)
- Prerequisites: Assessment score placement, be at least 18 years old and able to complete physical responsibilities
- School Type: 2-year, public; about 10,800 students (all undergraduate)
- Address: 3300 Century Avenue, North, White Bear Lake, Minnesota 55110
- Phone: (651) 228-1978
In addition to the emergency medical services (EMS) certificate, you could also complete a 6-credit emergency medical technician certificate, which prepares you for the bare minimum requirements to work as an EMT in an emergency room, a police department or a fire department. The 16-credit EMS certificate includes studies in communications, the responsibilities of the emergency medical technician and intervention techniques. You'll also learn to provide life support. Upon completion, you can continue your studies to become a paramedic.
Inver Hills Community College
- Program Name: Paramedic Certificate
- Program Length: 45 credit hours
- Tuition: $172 per credit, or about $5,152 per year (cost as of Fall 2012)
- School Type: 2-year, public; roughly 9,900 students (all undergraduate)
- Address: 2500 East 80th Street, Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota 55076
- Phone: (651) 450-3000
This program will prepare you to become a paramedic, but it doesn't lead to a degree. It includes courses in pharmacology, EMS operations, EMS services and patient care. You'll also complete labs and practicums. Invers Hills also offers a 9-credit hour emergency medical technician certificate that will provide you with the basic skills needed to become an EMT and treat people who are sick or injured. It will also train you to use emergency medical equipment correctly.
Anoka Technical College
- Program Name: Emergency Medical Services Certificate or Diploma
- Program Length: 26-50 credits
- Tuition: $186 per credit (cost as of Fall 2012)
- School Type: 2-year, public; around 2,400 students (all undergraduate)
- Address: 1355 West Highway 10, Anoka, Minnesota 55305
- Phone: (763) 576-4700
At Anoka Technical College, both the short certificate program and the longer diploma programs prepare you to provide care to patients in emergency situations. You'll study first aid, CPR and EMT-Basic courses, gain real-world experience through clinical experiences and complete labs to prepare for the EMT-Basic and the EMT-Intermediate licensure exams. You'll acquire a solid foundation in emergency medical services that you can build on to complete a degree in paramedics.
EMT Associate's Degree Programs near Minneapolis
Century College
- Program Name: Associate in Applied Science in Emergency Medical Services
- Specializations: Paramedic
- Program Length: 76 credits or about two years
- Tuition: $178.56 per credit (cost as of Fall 2012)
- Prerequisites: EMT certification, valid driver's license, documentation of at least 50 emergency ambulance runs
- School Type: 2-year, public; about 10,800 students (all undergraduate)
- Address: 3300 Century Avenue North, White Bear Lake, Minnesota 55110
- Phone: (651) 228-1978
Paramedic programs at this school are very competitive and require that you have the ability to provide life support to patients and effectively implement emergency care procedures. Even if you meet the prerequisites and the school's entrance requirements, you may not be accepted into the program. For those who are, you'll learn to provide care to patients who are having heart problems, suffering from trauma or in need of life support while en route to the hospital. You'll learn to oversee EMS operations and help paramedics complete their job quickly and effectively, as well as gain practical experience by completing clinical and life support practicums. The school also offers a paramedic technician diploma that is 59 credit hours.
Inver Hills Community College
- Program Name: Associate of Applied Science in Emergency Medical Services
- Specializations: Paramedic
- Program Length: 64-75 credits, or about two years full-time
- Tuition: $172 per credit, or about $5,152 per year (cost as of Fall 2012)
- School Type: 2-year, public; roughly 9,900 students (all undergraduate)
- Address: 2500 East 80th Street, Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota 55076
- Phone: (651) 450-3000
For this program, you can select either an accelerated track or a traditional track. You'll take courses in EMS operations and systems, learn how to respond to emergencies and study pharmacology. Other courses cover anatomy and physiology, biology and communication. You'll explore rescue operations, types of medical emergencies, shock, trauma and how to respond in emergencies. The program includes labs and practicums through which you'll acquire field skills and gain practical experience providing patient care.
EMT Licensure Requirements in Minneapolis, Minnesota
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), you must complete a formal education program to become eligible for the emergency medical technician (EMT) licensure exams (www.bls.gov). As an EMT, you can earn licensure at a basic level that will allow you to handle cardiac emergencies and traumas, an advanced level that will permit you to open airways and give intravenous fluids, or a paramedic level, which authorizes you to stitch wounds, administer IVs and provide other basic medical treatments. According to the National Registry for Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT), to apply for any of the EMT or paramedic certifications, you must be at least 18 years old and have proof that you completed the required training (www.nremt.org). In order to qualify for the paramedic exam, you must first earn your certification as an EMT.
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The BLS projected that the employment of emergency medical technicians and paramedics would increase nationally by 33% between 2010 and 2020. As of May 2011, the mean annual salary for emergency medical technicians and paramedics was $39,000 in the Minneapolis area.
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Update on Ruth Leyni MargarethRuth continues to sell basic necessity products such as rice, sugar, noodles, oil, and other items. She has been at this business for quite some time and is doing well thanks to the effort she puts forth each day into her work. Ruth wants to keep working so that she can continue to support her family.
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Senior setter Allanah Munson was named MVP of the Wyoming Cowgirl Invitational. It was the first MVP honors for Munson in her Bulldog career. Munson led the Bulldogs with 69 assists over three matches, including a season-high 24 vs. North Dakota. Munson also recorded season-high's throughout the tournament in kills, attempts, hitting percentage, digs, block assists, total blocks and points and career-highs in hitting percentage and total blocks. She ranks in the top 10 in the WAC in assists per set and in the top 10 career record books at Fresno State in the same category.
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STATESBORO -- Georgia Southern returns incredible experience on the offensive line with five of the Eagles top six entering their senior year with more than 145 games played and 86 starts combined.

 Their experience, and success, as members of an established offensive line helped Georgia Southern to the top NCAA Division I team rushing average in each of the last two seasons.

 Even with the change to the spread option, the Eagle linemen not only didn't miss a beat, they have stepped in to help teach their younger teammates.

 "One of the great things is that the seniors we have, five of our six top guys are seniors, Logan Daves, Manrey Saint-Amour, Garrett Frye, Trevor McBurnett and Raymond Klugey, the great thing about all those guys is that they are very unselfish and they are helping teach and groom these younger guys," said Coach Willie Fritz. "We think we signed a good freshman class and we have some other guys who are sophomores and juniors who have some abilities as well."
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 "We have to develop a second group. With the offensive line, we'd like to have eight, nine guys, who you feel are capable of going into a game and winning it for you. That's probably the one position that takes a little bit longer to develop, maybe more than any other position on the field, maybe other than quarterback."
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 Coach Fritz will ask his freshmen about the biggest difference between high school football and college football, and the answer returned is almost always about the emphasis on meetings and film study.

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 Georgia Southern alum Jake Hallman, owner of Stouthouse Media, is producing a number of video projects for Georgia Southern Athletics, including this 15-second spot with senior linebacker Edwin Jackson for 2014 season tickets. Hallman also recently created men's basketball season and baseball season ticket commercials for the Eagles. This spot will air on a number of TV stations as well as be available for viewing online at GSEagles.com/showcase.

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I enjoyed this first appearance of Mankell's Wallander. The mystery is good, the characters are human and well-drawn, and the atmospherics make for great reading. Winter in rural Sweden makes for an awfully good mystery setting, not surprisingly, and Mankell carries it off well.
For some reason, it seems like Swedish writers believe it to be essential to the story to go into detail the names of the streets and towns, mostly unpronounceable,
as if the reader cares which street they turned onto from which street when it has no bearing at all on the story. A small criticism but one I also found in my favorite Girl with Dragon Tattoo series. This is a great tale about solving a murder where very few things are as they appear. The story deals with an honest but personally flawed detective and his men as they fumble their way to resolution. The writer skillfully portrays the bleak Swedish winter and the atmosphere existing in rural Sweden. I enjoyed it and believe most anyone will find much to like
The book is a 1991, police procedural mystery by Swedish author Henning Mankell and translated from the Swedish by Steven T. Murray. It is the first in the series featuring the senior police officer Kurt Wallander. The story is set in Sweden, it is January 1990 and Wallander is covering for the chief who is on vacation. He is called out to an isolated farmhouse and discovers a heinous murder of an old farmer and his wife. There is no clues except for a word spoken by the woman prior to her death. This word causes an outbreak of racial hatred when it is leaked to the press. As the first book of a series, we are introduced to Wallander, a man in his forties, his wife has left him, his daughter is not talking to him and his aging father is ornery and possibly senile. It's a decent mystery of the police procedural type and like most mystery thriller's easy to read. It is a 1001 Book You Must Read Before You Die but other than being Swedish I am not sure what it offers in the development of the novel. The theme of racial hatred stems from the influx of foreigners seeking asylum and the political and social problems that occur.
Heard these were coming up on Masterpiece Mystery, so thought I would check them out. Interesting to read about the "refugee" controversy in Sweden, following behind a well-drawn character in the person of police inspector Kurt Wallander. Also get a taste of the complications of his family life...Dark (as one might guess from the title) but I liked it.
I enjoyed this first book in Henning Mankell's Kurt Wallander series. I found it to be a page-turner with lots of twists and turns. The characters were well developed and the plot was very clever. It was also a great look at life in Sweden. Wallander reminds me of Rebus, Ian Rankin's chief inspector in Scotland. I will definitely continue this series and look forward to reading the next book in the series.
Mankell was developing not only the characters but his own style, here, which is not nearly as polished as some later works..Faceless Killers is a worthwhile read for those who've come to the Wallander series late, perhaps through the recent BBC series with Kenneth Branaugh, or as a re-read for long-time series fans. Since most of the tension in the book comes from the characters, not the mystery they're solving, even knowing the ending doesn't take much away from this very solid book.
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