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Before the holiday season, Lisa Sanow and her crew at SeaHawk Productions shot a 4-minute, 15-second video with the intent of going viral.
The video's subject: The Inappropriate Medium.
Theme: parody.
Algerita Wynn plays Ty'resa Caruso, a woman who sees the dead, and interacts with people struggling with the deaths of their loved ones. Quirky and facetious, Ty'resa approaches strangers in coffee shops, doctors offices, on the streets, etc. to interrogate them for information about their departed.
The Inappropriate Medium is a jestful poke at reality series The Long Island Medium. The latter covers the life of medium Theresa Caputo as she goes about her day-to-day routines communicating with the dead and reading her clients one-on-one or in groups. The biggest challenge comes from her family—husband and two children—who have to live with their wife and mother's often questionable career.
Sanow is the founder behind SeaHawk Productions. With an extensive theatrical resume, she has appeared in over 28 films (White Man's Burden, Little Giants) and took up helm as director in several shorts (Putnam Palace, Gone Postal, Twisted Faith). Her films have appeared at an array of film festivals, including Cannes. She holds two Masters from California State (Mass Communications) and Loyola Marymount (Screenwriting).
Sanow's parody is the latest project to be released from SeaHawk. Pre-production for her next feature, Putnam County Law is currently under way.


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A series of unexpected political events threw Britain's leadership into even further uncertainty on Tuesday. Meanwhile, the pound remains well below its previous levels, though markets have largely recovered since last week's vote. 276
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It looks like some images of a yet to be announced T-Mobile branded tablet have been leaked to the internets. The device is the Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus (SGH-T869), and seems like it will serve as a nice follow up to the original 7 inch Galaxy Tab. In terms of details, so far these are rather sparse and do not include anything in terms of when we may see this device come available or how much it could cost. But that aside, the image did come along with some specs which include a 7 inch display, HSPA+ connectivity and Android 3.2 Honeycomb. Now the question becomes, which other US based carriers will be picking this up? Because hopefully it will be a situation similar to the original Galaxy Tab where we saw a wide variety of available carriers.
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SAN DIEGO -- A former Border Patrol agent in El Centro who tried to smuggle nearly 750 pounds of marijuana across the border in his patrol vehicle was sentenced to five years in federal prison.
Luis Francisco Higareda, who was sentenced Monday, had pleaded guilty to possession with intent to distribute marijuana.
"Nothing is more important to the security of the people of this community than the detection and prosecution of corrupt law enforcement agents," U.S. Attorney Carol Lam said. "I commend the investigative work by the United States Border Patrol, Department of Homeland Security and the FBI which led to this prosecution."
According to court documents, on Jan. 4, federal agents received a tip that a uniformed U.S. Border Patrol agent in a marked vehicle was going to pick up marijuana near the border.
Several agencies working together conducted surveillance at the suspected location provided by the tipster, prosecutors said. At about 10 p.m., agents observed the driver, later identified as the 30-year-old Higareda, meet with co-conspirators , prosecutors said. One of the co-conspirators transferred 10 duffle bags of marijuana into Higareda's marked unit, authorities said.
Higareda was off-duty at the time of the incident, but was wearing his Border Patrol uniform, driving the marked unit, and was scheduled to work later that evening, said Assistant U.S. Attorney Sherri Walker Hobson.
After meeting with his co-conspirators, Higareda drove the marked unit away from the border, but was stopped without incident by federal authorities, the prosecutor said.
The marijuana found inside Higareda vehicle had a street value of $600,000, the prosecutor said.


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For W Magazine March 2014 'Pillow Tweets', photography duo Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott gather a few (insta) celebrity friends and their legions of followers for some serious social networking. With styling by fashion and style director Edward Enninful, David Gandy [Ford Men] casually poses for the camera in Brooks Brothers boxer shorts and American Apparel socks. Lounging in bed in a state of undress has never looked so good.
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Sony Xperia Z, ZL, ZR, and Tablet Z now getting Android 4.4 KitKat update
Four additional Sony devices are joining the KitKat camp starting today. We're talking about the Xperia Z, Xperia ZL, Xperia ZR, and the Tablet Z – all of these now have updates to Android 4.4 headed their way. And they are pretty much on time, given that last month Sony said they would arrive in May. So here we are.
The usual stuff about updates applies here too – keep in mind that this is a staggered rollout, and it will not hit all devices at the same time. Furthermore, things can be complicated by your particular carrier's testing procedures, so it may take a while until your device gets the new software.
As you may have gathered, this is an over-the-air rollout, so your phone or tablet will notify you once it's ready to download and install. The update brings with it all that's new in Android 4.4 from Google (things such as improved performance all-round and small UI changes here and there), as well as some Sony-specific stuff. The status bar and quick settings pane have been redesigned, you get a new launch animation and live wallpaper, support for Xperia Themes and Sony wearables, and updates for Sony's included apps: Messaging, Email, Smart Social Camera, Stamina mode, Walkman, and Album and Movies.
The full details are available from Sony over here. The next devices in line to get KitKat are the Xperia T2 Ultra, the Xperia E1, and the Xperia M2, though that will only happen in July.


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When it comes to sales, competing effectively is about more than who knocks loudest or more frequently. Your sales team's ability to open doors and close depends on making timely, informed decisions – and corporate families data can help.
- Gain Deeper Insights into the Companies You Want to Win
Is the target company a parent company or a stand-alone organization? Comprehensive information about corporate families helps you identify company types at a glance, and customize your sales pitch accordingly. If your sales team is targeting an ultimate parent company, for example, you can build in anticipated volume pricing advantages to make your products or services more attractive to the prospect.
- Discover New Opportunities with Existing Customers
Winning new customers cost more than maintaining existing customer relationships. Why not identify the "low-hanging fruit" for more cost-effective prospecting? Corporate families data allows you to quickly see cross-sell and up-sell opportunities within related companies – in the United States and around the world. Since subsidiaries may have completely different names from parent companies, you need reliable corporate families data to pinpoint these relationships. Having inside connections to open doors and provide positive feedback to their colleagues can further enhance your sales team's ability to win new business.
- Improve the Quality of Data in Your Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Solution
Whether you use one of the popular cloud-based CRMs or a custom CRM, the tool is only as good as the data entered in it. Being able to supplement existing data with verified corporate hierarchies and contact details ensures that your sales, service and marketing teams have the information they need at their fingertips. A data tool like Corporate Affiliations allows you to identify prospects using a wide range of criteria and export the results in CSV format to quickly import into your CRM.
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Every sales organization has come up against this hurdle – your current customer contact leaves suddenly, and retention efforts stall. If you've already paved the way by making connections with others throughout the organization, you are better positioned to weather personnel changes and maintain or continue to grow your sales within the organization. In addition, a complete view of the corporate hierarchy gives you insights into potential risks based on financial weakness within a parent or subsidiary company.
- Achieve More Efficient Territory Planning
By using corporate families data, you can avoid territory overlap and optimize time spent traveling. Without understanding a corporate family, you could have multiple sales reps calling on companies that area part of the same family – an inefficient approach that uses up your valuable resources and can cause confusion within the prospective customer. By identifying one sales rep for an entire corporate family, you avoid any overlap of sales efforts and offer the prospect or customer the advantage of a knowledgeable, single point-of-contact that understands the customer's needs. In addition, if a sales rep is going to visit an existing customer, you can create a relevant prospect list based on zip codes or cities to maximize the value of a sales trip.
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Based on past experience, you may have an expected time-frame for closing a sale. Unfortunately, different organizations work at different paces. Companies within the same corporate family, for example, may follow a similar sales approval process, allowing you to better anticipate how quickly a new prospect within the corporate hierarchy will move through the sales funnel. The ability to better gauge your sales timeline can help you manage the hills and valleys typical sales teams encounter.
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The Family Dispute Resolution Service (formerly known as the Family Mediation Service) includes education, information, counselling, dispute resolution, conciliation and group work to help couples who are separating to resolve their family law disputes. These disputes may include conflicts over child care, child support, financial arrangements and property settlement.
Learn more about the Family Dispute Resolution process.
Family Dispute Resolution endeavours to help separating couples reach agreements that are in the best interest of their children. It also encourages separating couples to parent cooperatively. Parenting Plans (pdf) or agreements are used to assist in this process.
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When faced with tragedy or illness how do you deal? A local man diagnosed with stage 3 esophagi cancer faced his illness head on.
At the age of 63 a Princeton man was told he had a tumor in his lower esophagus. From day one his courage and strength amazed his family and friends. Immediately most of his family members predicted the worst. Not him however. He has stayed positive and kept his faith not only in his religion, but in his health care provider's. He has refused to believe anything less than survival.
After numerous radiation treatments and chemotherapy his tumor has shrunk. Although he still faces a resection surgery to remove 30% of his stomach and the lower section of his esophagus his prognosis is looking better.
Positive thinking has so many advantages. Not only can you face another challenging day, you may be able to help others do the same. The next time you are facing hard times and troubles try to follow these tips to stay calm and stay positive.
- Have faith in yourself that you will conquer what lays ahead
- When you start to feel defeated get busy, don't sit around and dwell
- Step back and take a look at the bigger picture, it may not be that bad
- Just remember, it could be worse
Life throws us curve balls everyday. Illness, death of a loved one, finances and family. The list never ends. Positive thinking is the best medicine and it's free.


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Pilates or Physical Mind method, is a series of non-impact exercises designed by Joseph Pilates to develop strength, flexibility, balance, and inner awareness.
Joseph Pilates (pronounced pie-LAH-tes), the founder of the Pilates method (also simply referred to as "the method") was born in Germany in 1880. As a frail child with rickets,Learn More
New to Pilates? Pilates can be done "on the mat" or with specialized equipment. It can be done in a group setting, on an individual basis, or with a friend (known as a duet). The choice is up to you. Several factors will affect your Pilates experience:


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In case you haven't heard, One Direction have themselves an album out today, and they showed up at Rockefeller Plaza in New York today to promote the album's release on NBC's Today Show. The group played a trio of songs for their predictably ecstatic fanbase—mostly female, though we're sure a couple of our male 1D fan friends were in there somewhere the first album's "What Makes You Beautiful," and the two early releases off sophomore effort Take Me Home, rave-up "Live Like We're Young" and ballad "Little Things."
It was a fine showing from the lads—though we don't get why the key was so down-tuned on "Beautiful," as the group sounded a little croaky on some of the lower parts—though the appearance might be mostly remembered for an announcement made by Niall about half-way through. "We are gonna do our first ever movie," revealed Niall. "It's gonna be in 3-D, and it's coming to cinemas near you on the 30th of August, 2013." Well, we've long thought 1D needed themselves a Spice World, so we're excited. What took them so long, anyway?
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If you are interested in competing for the University or committing to regular club training and activities, there are plenty of opportunities for you to get involved.
The majority of the University clubs and teams are run by Kingston University's Students' Union (KUSU). The competitive sports clubs compete in inter-university fixtures on Wednesday afternoons through the British Universities and Colleges Sport (BUCS).
Please note: all members of KUSU sports clubs must purchase a £35 KUSU sports card.
If you would like to become involved in rowing whilst at Kingston University you might like to join Kingston Rowing Club. Although it is primarily a sporting club it is also a very social club. Regular training sessions are held throughout the week including training on the water and in the gym. You will gain the opportunity to row with other Kingston University students and possibly even represent Kingston University in one of the two main British Universities and Colleges Sports regatta events, competing against other universities.
To express an interest in joining the club, please contact Kingston Rowing Club directly and explain you are a Kingston University student. You may be entitled to a significantly reduced annual membership (should you be selected) so please apply as soon as possible. You do not have to be an experienced rower to become a member as all abilities are welcome.
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As parents we have a laundry list of items to worry about. However, with the current numbers regarding childhood obesity, the fitness of our families rates highly. But we don't just get fit overnight so parents and children may become frustrated with the time and effort it takes. Tech tools such as the ones which fitness expert Kelli Calabrese has shared with me can provide not only helpful information but some of the instant gratification of knowledge and progress that many families may be looking for.
Houston Family Examiner: As parents we hear a great deal of information and mis-information about childhood obesity. Where can we get just the facts?
Fitness expert Kelli Calabrese: As parents we need to find out how much do we really know? Two helpful tools are available online and are free. Try the quiz available at the Discovery Health Web site as well as one developed by Professor Diane Ward at the University of North Carolina School of Public Health titled "Is your child at risk of becoming overweight?" Both are equally helpful for keeping parents well-informed.
Houston Family Examiner: Many parents may have read that Body Mass Index (BMI) is a reliable indicator of body fat levels for most children and teens, and offers an inexpensive and easy-to-perform method of screening for weight categories that may lead to health problems. What can we as parents do to find out more about this?
Fitness expert Kelli Calabrese: BMI is age- and sex-specific. A BMI Calculator for Children and Teens ages 2-19 years old is freely available at the Centers for Disease Control Web site. The Children's Energy (Calories) Needs Calculator developed by Baylor College of Medicine is another useful online tool that calculates how many calories a child needs each day, based on height/weight/physical activity level.
Houston Family Examiner: For those of us interested in self-help books what are some recommendations you have for us?
Fitness expert Kelli Calabrese: One eBook of note is the award-winning fictional children's story "Making Healthy Choices—A Story to Inspire Fit, Weight-Wise Kids " This eBook, available in both a Boys' and Girls' edition, is identical to its paperback counterpart and includes a bonus recipe section only available with the eBook.
Houston Family Examiner: There seems to be "an app for that" for just about every topic. What about for fostering fitness in your family?
Fitness expert Kelli Calabrese: There are a number of sound APPs on the market to help kids eat healthy and get active. "Healthy Eating, Healthy You" features exclusive healthy recipes developed by chefs at MGM Resorts. Another APP titled "Child Obesity Guide" provides caregivers with assessment and planning tools. It includes chapters on "How to Diagnose Obesity, "Meal Planning," and "Using Labels to Eat Healthy." An APP titled "Nutrition and Healthy Eating" provides three fun science-based learning games for preschoolers and kindergarteners.
Houston Family Examiner: Children love to play online games. Is there one or more that you would recommend to help families wanting to get and stay fit?
Fitness expert Kelli Calabrese: Kidnetic, which is produced by Kraft Foods, is one great interactive Web site featuring a myriad of cool games, scavenger hunts, challenges and even a cool "Move Mixer" dance designer. The CDC's BAM! Body and Mind Web site also offers online games that teach kids about the body and mind.
Houston Family Examiner: Children seem to really enjoy video clips, whether for fun or fitness. What recommendations do you have for those wanting video assistance?
Fitness expert Kelli Calabrese: There are many helpful videos that pertain to childhood obesity that are both educational and informative. One such initiative is spearheaded by First Lady Michelle Obama, and it provides information, knowledge, moving and inspirational documentaries showcasing kids who have changed their lives for the better through good nutrition and fitness.
Thank you so much Kelli, for taking the time to share these techie tools which foster not only fit kids, but fit families.
More about Kelli Calabrese: Calabrese is a leading fitness, nutrition and lifestyle coach for almost 3 decades, has owned and operated fitness centers and corporate programs, was the lead fitness expert for eDiets, and edited fitness professional magazines.


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Officials say a lane of Interstate 530 will be closed temporarily as crews repair some of the pavement.
The Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department says concrete patching near the north interchange at the intersection with the Martha Mitchell Expressway will require the northbound, outside lane of Interstate 530 to be closed Monday through Jan 11.
The lane closure will be in effect between 7 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. each day.
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Ruling on Wedding Photog's Refusal of Same-Sex Couple Explains How Law Applies to Annie Leibovitz
Last week, in their ruling that wedding photographers in New Mexico can't refuse on moral or religious grounds to provide services to same-sex couples, the state supreme court justices were careful to note that state anti-discrimination law does not apply to commercial or fine-art photographers. The justices said the level of a wedding photographer's artistry doesn't matter, and referenced the work of Annie Leibovitz and Peter Lindbergh as a hypothetical example to make the point.
The appellant in the case, Elane Photography, was asking the state's high court to overturn a ruling by a lower court that said Elane Photography had violated the law by refusing to photograph a commitment ceremony of a same-sex couple.
In rejecting Elane Photography's appeal, the high court noted that the ruling applies only to photographers who offer their services to the general public:
"The reality is that because [Elane Photography] is a public accommodation [ie, a business offering services to the general public], its provision of services can be regulated, even though those services include artistic and creative work. If Elane Photography took photographs on its own time and sold them at a gallery, or if it was hired by certain clients but did not offer its services to the general public, the law would not apply to Elane Photography's choice of whom to photograph or not," the court said in its decision.
"This determination has no relation to the artistic merit of photographs produced by Elane Photography. If Annie Leibovitz or Peter Lindbergh worked as public accommodations in New Mexico, they would be subject to [the state's anti-discrimination laws]."


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Just as China leads the world in economic growth, consumer optimism in China is stronger than in the rest of the world. Our latest consumer-sentiment survey, conducted by BCG's Center for Consumer and Customer Insight, found that the percentage of Chinese consumers who intend to spend more in the coming year is three times higher than it is in the U.S., Japan, and the major European markets.
However, with the recent slowdown in China's previously hyper-fast economic growth, Chinese consumers have become more cautious. (See Exhibit 1.) While 27 percent of Chinese consumers plan to spend more in 2013, that is an 11 percent drop from last year's 38 percent.
After nearly ten consecutive quarters of declining GDP growth since historical highs in 2010, China's growth has waned from the double digits to, most recently, less than 8 percent. As a result, Chinese consumers no longer retain the same optimism of years past. Last year, close to half of consumers said that the economy would improve within the next 12 months; this year, the percentage dropped to 38 percent.
Consumers are tightening their belts, but their decreased spending should not be taken as a sign of financial strain. Our survey found that very few consumers think they will earn less in the future, nor do they worry about losing their jobs. The majority—nearly 60 percent—are spending less in order to save more. The household savings rate in China reached a historic high of 38 percent of disposable income in 2012, compared with 23 percent ten years ago, yet consumers still feel this isn't enough. Only 22 percent said their current savings meets their expectations.
Chinese consumers save in order to be cautious, but China's relative lack of a reliable social-welfare system also makes them concerned about supporting their children and elders. The one-child policy has played a role as well. Most married breadwinners have no siblings and frequently have the sole responsibility of taking care of two sets of parents—and sometimes four sets of grandparents. In China, aging parents often move into their adult child's home, or else they expect that their child will buy them a home. Families might also assume that adult children will help support extended family. Younger kids can be a source of pressure as well, especially in larger cities, where many Chinese feel they must supplement their child's education with tutoring and pricey extracurriculars to help with admission to a competitive university.
The desire to buy a home is the other top reason consumers give for saving. Those who do not own homes are more conservative spenders: 34 percent said they will spend less in the next year, compared with 27 percent of those who do own homes. But housing prices are notoriously high in China and have been rising again. As of April 2013, a 100-square-meter apartment in Shanghai averaged $452,000, while average household income was just $21,000 per year. This means it would take more than 20 years—without any spending at all—to afford a new apartment. Though the government instilled new housing policies in March to cool the housing market, the uncertainty surrounding rising prices combined with new policies have further dampened spending intentions.
The Chinese may be cutting their spending somewhat, but consumerism still reigns overall in China. The current dip in sentiment is short term. Our survey did not reveal a great deal of pessimism regarding the country's long-term economic development; only 11 percent of our respondents agreed that "the economy will not improve for the next several years." An overwhelming number of respondents said that they see consumption as a positive factor—a sign of progress in society and in the culture at-large. More than half agreed with statements such as "spending and buying are good for our culture and progress"—up 22 percent from last year.
And while total spending is down, consumers are becoming more sophisticated shoppers by better optimizing their budgets. A tremendous 80 percent of consumers are buying fewer but higher-quality items. One year ago, shoppers were more likely to save money by trading down to more affordable brands or by cutting brand name consumption altogether. This year, that group is 20 percent smaller. Shoppers are more inclined to go out of their way to hunt out deals—by searching more on the Internet, for example. What's more, the intention to trade up remains at about the same level in 2013 as it was in 2010 and 2011—even among people who plan to cut their spending.
Brand names of good repute, as well as products and services associated with health (such as baby, skin care, and nutrition items), are well-poised to benefit from these evolving spending habits; they rank as the top-two motivators for trading up. Quality scandals are still rampant in China, even for some previously trusted international brands, and consumers are paying attention. (See Navigating the New Consumer Realities, BCG report, June 2011.)
Food and beverages marketed as healthful continue to enjoy higher-than-average trade-up intentions. This includes organic foods, tea, dairy products, fresh foods, and juice. Consumers also said they'll spend more on items related to personal and family well-being, such as all-natural products, clothes and shoes, cosmetics, hair and personal care, mobile phones, and baby food. Meanwhile, consumers will cut their spending in areas they consider to be superfluous, such as luxury goods, jewelry, restaurants, chocolate, toys, and foods perceived as unhealthful, such as soda, alcohol, and frozen foods.
The impact of the downturn is playing out differently in lower-tier cities (tiers 4 to 5) than in higher ones (tiers 1 to 3). Until recently, coveted middle-class and affluent consumers (MACs) in smaller cities were relatively immune to the economic crisis owing, among other reasons, to their lower cost of living. Their optimism made them the most attractive consumer segment in the country, as detailed in Big Prizes in Small Places (BCG report, November 2010).
Now, the tide has begun to turn. The decline in optimism in large cities is bottoming out. Consumers in smaller cities, however, are finally feeling the effects of the domestic slowdown—in fact, its impact is more noticeable in lower-tier cities—and the mood has altered. After having expressed ultra-high levels of intended spending and plans to trade up, the optimistic sentiment of small-city MACs has dropped by double digits this year. This change is driven by a number of distinctive small-city features:
More Entrepreneurs and SMEs. Entrepreneurs and small and medium enterprises (SMEs) benefited from China's earlier investment-led economy, which included significant fixed-asset-investment (FAI) growth. In the past, FAI was growing 10 percent faster in smaller cities than in big ones and was the key driver for local economic development. In recent years, FAI growth has declined steeply nationwide because of structural changes in China's economy. That decline took longer to reach lower-tier cities, but the drop was much more sudden and drastic. Since there are more entrepreneurs and SMEs in smaller cities, this has had an especially strong impact on the economic outlook there and, in tandem, the confidence of these cities' MACs.
More Civil Servants. China's smaller cities have a much larger percentage of MACs who work in the public sector—41 percent, compared with 27 percent in big cities. This makes them more sensitive to policy changes. In particular, many have been hit hard by government anticorruption campaigns in the wake of the leadership transition last spring. Since corruption in China often involves wining and dining government officials, the sternly enforced campaign had an immediate negative impact on bulk purchases at hotels, restaurants, and entertainment venues as well as on individual consumption. Some of our survey respondents said they have seen event, banquet, and hotel bookings drop by as much as one-half or two-thirds. And one city-government worker we surveyed said that the reduction in vouchers and gift cards he has received is equivalent to one-third of his salary.
Shorter Wealth History and Weaker Financial Muscle. Although their income levels are similar to those of their peers in bigger cities, small-city MACs tend to have weaker cash reserves and fewer assets because they became wealthy much more recently. (They have been a part of the MAC segment for an average 3.7 years, whereas their big-city counterparts have been there for 5.4 years.) Small-city MACs said that their cash reserves can only sustain them for ten months, half the time as for big-city MACs. This makes them less secure and more frugal. Just 57 percent of small-city MACs said they feel financially secure—a 13-percentage-point drop from last year, and 14 points fewer than their big-city equivalents.
A Heavier Family Burden and a More Traditional Mindset. The prudence of small-city MACs stems from a more traditional mindset, which means they not only put more emphasis on saving for family-related purposes but also tend to have larger families—a result of having several generations of family living together and, sometimes, of laxer enforcement of or legal exceptions to the one-child policy. (Saving for families is important to big-city MACs, too, but they are also saving with an eye to future big-ticket purchases such as property and cars.) In addition, the cost of supporting children's education is higher, relative to income, in small cities. This is especially true when small-city children are drawn to larger cities for school or work and have to contend with a higher cost of living. Hence, 47 percent of MACs in small cities cite their children's education and development as a key motivation for saving, as opposed to 25 percent in big cities. Small-city MACs also have more elders at home, and they face less-robust health-care resources and elder-care facilities. In small cities, 34 percent of MACs said the need to support elders is a key reason for saving, versus 23 percent in big cities.
Nonetheless, small-city MACs remain the best drivers of future population and consumption growth in China. At present, their numbers and their spending are smaller than big-city MACs, but by 2020, they will make up 27 percent of the urban population (compared with 22 percent for big-city MACs) and a solid 40 percent of urban consumption (versus 37 percent). Though consumer sentiment among them is down this year, the dip is temporary. In keeping with the pattern already playing out in big cities, sentiment will bounce back once the economy has stabilized.
Moreover, the current spate of pessimism comes primarily from middle-aged and older consumers. Younger generations (ages 18 to 34) have not felt any impact from the downturn at all and consequently are highly optimistic about the future. Their intention to spend has actually strengthened, and they comprise the most attractive segment of all the MACs in cities of any size. (See Exhibit 2.)
Companies wishing to tap into the rising opportunities that exist in lower-tier cities should expand their regional footprints, develop a customized go-to-market strategy for small-city MACs, and think about which value propositions will work more effectively for this market. They should, of course, keep in mind that the message will vary for different categories with different target-consumer profiles. For example, younger MACs are still upbeat, while mature ones are more reserved.
The overall decline in consumer sentiment does not represent the last days of an optimistic China. The future will be more volatile, and we should expect ups and downs in sentiment as the country undergoes a structural transition from investment-led to consumption-led growth. However, a slight increase in short-term pessimism should not be interpreted as headwinds for the long term. Consumerism is still on the rise, and spending is highly regarded as positive and beneficial to society. Though consumers may be choosing to spend less, they have become more sophisticated shoppers, optimizing their spending with a growing focus on quality. And the MAC population continues to grow and evolve, particularly in lower-tier cities, where China's future consumption-growth lies.
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SEATTLE, Wash. – Stanford didn't find its shooting touch from behind the arc until too late, and Washington kept theirs up over 40 minutes of action as the Huskies upset the third-ranked Cardinal 87-82 Sunday in Seattle.
The loss snapped Stanford's 21-game winning streak and its 14-game run against the Huskies, dropping the Cardinal to 22-2 overall and 11-1 in Pac-12 play. It was also the Cardinal's first loss to a Pac-12 team away from Maples Pavilion since dropping a 57-54 decision to California Jan. 18, 2009 in Berkeley, snapping a run of 62 games.
Washington's 87 points were the most scored against the Cardinal this season, as well as the most by a Pac-12 team since Arizona put up 88 in an 88-83 win over Stanford on Feb. 5, 2004 in Tucson. Five Huskies scored in double digits Sunday, led by 23 points from freshman guard Kelsey Plum and 18 from Mercedes Wetmore. Washington shot 46.9 percent from the field, the highest by a Cardinal opponent this year, and hit nine 3-pointers.
"Washington put on an incredible performance today, and Kelsey Plum I thought had an outstanding game. I can't believe there's a better freshman in the country," said Setsuko Ishiyama Director of Women's Basketball Tara VanDerveer. "I hope this loss really helps us, I hope that it gets our team's attention. We have not played well on this trip and I really feel like we have to use it to our advantage.
"We did not shoot the ball well, and I can live with that, but we did not defend them worth a lick," VanDerveer added.
The effort overcame a career day from redshirt senior forward Mikaela Ruef, who set personal bests with 16 points and 22 rebounds, the third-best single-game mark in Stanford history, and 23 points with 14 rebounds from All-American Chiney Ogwumike. The Huskie effort also negated Stanford's 57-38 rebounding edge.
"This was a great game by Mikaela, with 22 rebounds and scoring 16 points. She was in there really battling, going basically the whole game," VanDerveer noted. "Chiney didn't have a 'Chiney' game. We needed some shots to go down for her, but [even with] a good double-double I'm not saying that's her 'A' game."
For Ogwumike her final line reflected her 18th double-double and 21st game of at least 20 points this season.
"We just have to push through. We got outplayed and outshot, but I think we'll learn a lot from this," Ogwumike said. "Mikaela did a really good job keeping everyone together. But it's like Coach said, we were too little, too late. We were motivated to play at the end, but the first 38 minutes or so we were lackadaisical with our offense."
"Nobody hung their head the entire game, we battled to the very end," Ruef said. "I think we will learn a lot from this game and learn to play more confidently over 40 minutes. Chiney did a really good job of not letting us get frustrated."
Stanford trailed by double digits for much of the second half, but a furious rally, featuring Bonnie Samuelson hitting three triples and scoring 11 of her 14 points combined with missed free throws from the Huskies in the final minutes, shaved an 11-point deficit to three at 85-82 with eight seconds to play. The Cardinal nearly got a steal on the ensuing inbounds pass after a free throw from Ogwumike, but a held-ball was called and the possession arrow favored the Huskies.
Washington threw in deep to Aminah Williams, who finished the game with a 16-point, 11-rebound double-double, behind the Cardinal defense, and Ogwumike was called for a flagrant 1 for grabbing Williams' jersey while trying to stop the clock with a foul. Williams hit both free throws, and with the Huskies retaining possession due to the flagrant, sealed the upset.
The Huskies went just 18-for-31 from the line in the contest, and they went 8-for-18 over the game's final 1:51 to allow the Cardinal to make it a one-possession game.
Multiple times the Cardinal got to within a possession of the Huskies, but Washington answered with a run each time. Stanford led 4-2 just 1:37 into the game but Washington scored 12 straight points over the next 2:50 to go up 14-4, and never trailed again. Stanford got back to within one at 26-25 with 7:37 left in the half but Plum scored five of Washington's next seven points to push its lead back to eight.Washington continued to hold off the Cardinal throughout the second half. Stanford got to within two at 48-46 with 15:07 remaining only to surrender a 16-2 run to the Huskies featuring triples from Wetmore and Chantel Osahor,, falling into a 16-point hole with 9:38 to go.


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HOW TO USE: Read the Medication Guide and the Patient Information Leaflet provided by your pharmacist before you start using this drug and each time you get a refill. If you have any questions, consult your doctor or pharmacist.Etanercept is injected under the skin of the thigh, abdomen, or upper arm, usually once or twice weekly exactly as prescribed by your doctor.Your dosage is based on your medical condition and response to treatment. Do not change your dose without first consulting your doctor. Use this medication regularly in order to get the most benefit from it. You should start to see an improvement in 1 to 2 weeks. It may take up to 3 months to receive the full benefit of this medication.If you will be giving yourself the injection, your doctor may want you to have the first injection in the medical office. Make sure you learn the proper way to inject this medication from your health care professional, as described in the Patient Information Leaflet from the manufacturer.If you are removing the medication from the refrigerator, allow it to warm to room temperature before injecting. This takes about 15 to 30 minutes. Do not shake the product. Before using, check this product visually for particles or discoloration. If either is present, do not use the liquid.Before injecting each dose, clean the injection site with rubbing alcohol. It is important to change the location of the injection site each time you use this drug to prevent problems under the skin. New injections should be given at least 1 inch (2.5 centimeters) from an old injection site. Do not inject into areas of the skin that are sore, bruised, red, or hard.Learn how to store and discard needles and medical supplies safely. Consult your pharmacist. Never reuse needles or syringes.Tell your doctor if your condition persists or worsens.
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Noted events in his life were:
• Occupation: Farmer's son, 1881, Cherry Burton, Yorkshire, England. 91
• Immigration. to Australia (Queensland?) 1888
• Moved to Western Australia. arrived Fremantle 14th Dec, 1898
• Occupation: Miner, 1906, Marble Bar, West Australia. 50
• Occupation: Storekeeper, 1910, Marble Bar, West Australia. 51
• Occupation: Hotel keeper, 1916, Warrawoona, West Australia. 92 (Warrawoona is a district east of Port Hedland, and extending down and including Marble Bar)
• Occupation: Lease holder, 1925, Bamboo Creek, West Australia. 53
• Occupation. Gold prospector Kimberley district. Established the Bamboo Creek Mine. Promoter of Kitchener's Prophesy and Perseverance mines. Travelled to london on stockbroking business. Died in straitened circumstances as a caretaker of ore crushing battery at Bmboo Creek. Ref: Dictionary of Western Australians
• Death. Perth Reg. No. 187 - 1928
• Cemetery: Karrakatta: Perth, Western Australia. 1,49 Anglican area, section LA, gravesite 0298
Thomas married Emma Theresa (Gay) Cavanagh, daughter of John Cavanagh and Rose Osborn, 20th June,1895 in Roebourne, West Australia.26 (Emma Theresa (Gay) Cavanagh was born on 29 Jun 1875 in Fremantle, Western Australia,1,26 died on 26 Jun 1953 in Bethesda Hospital, Claremont, Western Australia, Australia 1 and was buried 29th June, 1953 in Karrakatta, Western Australia 49.)
Noted events in their marriage were:
• Marriage. Roebourne Reg. No. 382 - 1895
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A man and woman were injured in a double shooting that happened Friday in Gwinnett County. A day later they were still searching for the shooter as well as trying to determine what happened.
The investigation began around 8 p.m. when officers responded to the Gwinnett Square Apartments on Satellite Boulevard after getting a report of shots fired in the area, according to Gwinnett County police. An officer conducting an unrelated traffic stop on Satellite Boulevard had reported what he believed to be several gunshots coming from the apartments, police spokesman Officer Jeffrey Richter said.
Once on the scene, officers found the man and woman in a vehicle at the Preston Park Apartments, Richter said. Both were suffering from gunshot wounds to the legs, he said.
Both subjects were transported to Gwinnett Medical Center for treatment of their injuries, Richter said. Their conditions were not known Saturday and police have not yet released their identities.
Man Robs Hotel at Gunpoint
Police are searching for a man who robbed a Bibb County hotel at gunpoint Saturday.
No one was injured in the armed robbery, which took place after at 8:47 p.m. at the Red Roof Inn at 3950 River Place Drive, according to the Bibb County Sheriff's Office. Investigators said the suspect approached the clerk and demanded money while brandishing a black handgun.
After the clerk complied, the suspect ran from the hotel with an undisclosed amount of cash, the sheriff's spokesman Deputy Clay Williams said.
The suspect is described as a dark-skinned black male in his early 20's, Williams said. The man was approximately 5 feet, 5 inches tall and weighed around 120 pounds, officials said. The suspect was wearing all black with a mask and gloves.
Anyone with information about the incident or the suspect is urged to call the Bibb County Sheriff's Office at (478) 751-7500 and ask for an on-call investigator, or Macon Regional Crimestoppers at (877) 682-7463.
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Scott Disick of "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" has always had a bit of a drinking problem. Kourtney Kardashian is not happy about this at all and it has almost been a deal breaker for them more than once. On Wednesday, TMZ shared that his problem with drinking is over and that he might be a changed man.
It sounds like Kourtney doesn't have a problem at all with him going to clubs and doing appearances. He can make a lot of money this way. The problem that Kourtney has is with him coming home wasted and drinking way too much while he is out doing these big events.
Scott is agreeing to stop drinking while he is out at the clubs. They have two children at home and another one on the way. Kourtney doesn't want him to show up at home wasted and that is what has been their big problem lately. Scott did an event this weekend at Harrah's Pool After Dark and he didn't drink at all. He did bring home a big paycheck that was $50,000 though.
Perez Hilton shared that their daughter Penelope just turned two recently. The family shared wishes to her all over social networks and they love this adorable little girl. Scott might finally be realizing that he needs to have his act together for his two children and the third one that is on the way.
On a recent episode of "Keeping Up With the Kardashians," Scott Disick and Kourtney Kardashian moved into her dream home and it is huge. He will need to keep up the club appearances and bringing in cash to help pay the bills. Hopefully Scott will be able to find a way to keep his drinking down and not end up sleeping in a hotel because he makes Kourtney too mad. Fans are wanting to see them make it work.


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I would like to confirm that if a WT have all NUM, AMT and RTE are zero:
1) The WT will not add in the Output Table although I ADDWT
2) I can just skip to ADDWT, because while the WT not exist, it will count as zero in payroll calculation when referenced
yes ADDWT will not add the wage type if the amount is zero.
1 - Yes, if the WT has no rate (RTE), number (NUM) or amount (AMT), it will not be transfered into the Results Table (RT), but it can if it has a value in one of these three fields.
2 - Yes, if you made sure that the WT has no rate, number or amount, you could terminate your PCR without operation ADDWT.
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2001: Saw action in 68 games as a sophomore, including 58 starts in center field...earned the starting spot in mid-March and got the nod in the final 52 contests of the year...earned second-team All-Conference USA and All-Louisiana honors and was named All-American by The Jewish Sports Review...posted a C-USA leading 11 outfield assists and led the team in walks (42) and sacrifice bunts (10), while finishing second in stolen bases (21), third in putouts (194), fourth in total bases (124) and sacrifice flies (6), and fifth in slugging percentage (.477)...ranked second in C-USA in sacrifice bunts, tied for fourth in walks and tied for fifth in stolen bases and sacrifice flies...had 33 multiple-hit games and 14 multiple-RBI contests...as a starter, hit safely in 45 of 58 games, including an eight-game hitting streak when he hit .406 (13-for-32) from April 14-27...earned All-New Orleans Regional and Baseball America All-Regional honors after hitting .462 (6-for-13) in the three-game sweep...collected seven RBI, five runs scored and three walks in the Regional win...hit .428 (6-for-14) in the College World Series, including three doubles and four RBI to go with flawless defense in 14 chances...had three or more hits on nine occasions, including a career-high four hits at Saint Louis (March 31) and in the C-USA Championship game against South Florida (May 20)...had three or more RBI on six occasions, including four-RBI outings vs. Siena (March 11) and against Oklahoma State in the New Orleans Regional (May 26).
2000: Played in 55 games as a redshirt freshman, including 30 starts in center field and one in left...tied for the team lead with seven sacrifice bunts while hitting .264 with five extra-base hits, 14 RBI and 14 walks...had five multiple-hit games and one multiple-RBI contest...had a four-game hitting streak from April 7-14 when he hit .461 (6-for-13)...had a season-high three hits vs. San Diego State (Feb. 12) and again at UAB (April 14)...had a season-best three RBI on his first career triple vs. Alabama (Feb. 19).
1999: Redshirted his first season with the Green Wave program.
Summer Ball: Played with the Falmouth Commodores of the Cape Cod League in 2001, where he earned postseason All-Star honors...led the team in home runs (3) and stolen bases (11), tied for the team lead in runs scored (21), ranked third in batting average (.280) and hits (40), and finished fifth in RBI (14).
High School: Two-year starting centerfielder at Parkway Central High for coach Mike Sigler...earned first-team St. Louis All-Metro honors as a junior and senior, leading the Colts to a combined 38-9 record...as a senior, named Suburban West Conference Player of the Year after hitting .441 with a .790 slugging percentage and a league-leading 23 stolen bases...hit three game-winning home runs in the final inning as a senior...against Marquette High in 1998, made a diving catch, threw the runner out at the plate and smacked a grand slam...as a junior, hit .393 with a conference-best 22 stolen bases...also earned four letters in ice hockey and two in football...on the gridiron, led the state in return yardage in 1997 and led Parkway Central to the 5A State Championship Game as a senior where he caught an 80-yard touchdown pass and threw a 55-yard scoring strike...off the diamond, was a ceramic (art) scholarship nominee.
Personal: Full name is Jonathan Ryan Kaplan...born Jan. 11, 1980 in St. Louis, Mo...son of Gary and Peggy Kaplan...has two brothers: Jason and Lex; and one sister, Courtney...majoring in business.


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APC releases a cardboard Android computer
TAIWANESE TECHNOLOGY FIRM APC has shown off a PC that comes in a book-like cardboard case.
The firm calls its under $100 PC Paper, because it comes with a cardboard case that looks like a book. Inside Paper is the firm's redesigned Rock board. Both run Android and both are designed for mouse and keyboard inputs.
APC Paper is a complete APC system in a cardboard case. "APC Paper, with its unique recycled cardboard case, is a computer for people wanting to connect to the Internet without the need for specific Windows applications," said APC. "With special attention to design, APC paper blends seamlessly into any home or office environment."
You can preorder the bookish PC now, it is listed for $99. So far we have not found UK pricing. The Rock option is $79. The Rock, which comes without a case mirrors the Paper's specifications, except that it has a VGA port where its brother does not.
Expect to have to play 'hunt the PC' if you invest. Apparently the idea is that you put the Paper down and let it blend into your environment.
"There are many things around us in life whose size we're very familiar with - things that we see on a daily basis. Paper notebooks are such objects. Bookshelves, cabinets, files, and desks are often determined according to some relationship with its size. We think that designing a computer of a size and shape with the closest connection to these things would result in an object that blended in with that space," said the firm.
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At the core of Emotion 3D is AniMesh, its animation engine that enables animation information to exist separately from its object, allowing for the quick application of behaviors. If, for example, you decide your laughing robot should become a laughing dog, a menu selection or two will apply the laughing animation to the new file. "It's a Photoshop-esque way of applying behaviors," says Anark president Stephen Collins.
Emotion 3D includes 70 precreated procedurally based behaviors-such as dance, run, flip, and cancan-that can be applied to the clip art supplied with the program or to any DirectX, 3D Studio Max, or 2D file. Further modifications in clude adjusting the speed and force of the animation, choosing a background, and incorporating effects such as shadow, blur, glow, and transparency. A proprietary compression technique ensures that your animations, once exported to GIFs and ensconced on your Web pages, don't slow visitors to a crawl.
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Suggesting that congressional Republicans may see President Obama's executive actions on guns to be a favorable election issue, Senator Richard Shelby of Alabama summoned Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch to a hearing to discuss "any potential...
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Treasury Secretary Jacob J. Lew said he would recommend that the president veto a crucial spending bill if it contains provisions intended to chip away at regulation of banks.
November 25, 2015, Wednesday
Alabama's White Elephant
Federal taxpayers have spent almost $250 million on a new federal prison for women in Aliceville that should never have been built.
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Senators Urge Castro to Release American
In the first high-level meeting between the two countries in nearly two years, senators met with President Raúl Castro and with the imprisoned American, Alan Gross, but reported no immediate breakthrough.
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The effort by the Obama administration and some state regulators to help homeowners avoid foreclosure is facing modest delays in the face of opposition from banks and Congressional Republicans.
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New contender for the world's thinnest book might be The Wit and Humor of Jerry Ford, or so contended some old Washington press hands on a PBS-TV roundtable. But Charles Corddry of the Baltimore Sun demurred. "Jerry Ford told me the funniest joke I ever heard," Corddry insisted. "He said it was untrue that Ronald Reagan dyes his hair—he's just prematurely orange."
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When in Manhattan and in search of where to outfox other celebrity hounds, the place to go, before it is discovered, is an East Side bistro called The Lair. Among the diners: Henry Fonda, Martha Mitchell, George Plimpton, Barbara Walters, Jane Powell, Hal Prince, Alfred Vanderbilt and, in bygone days, Robert Redford and Nancy Maginnes Kissinger. But best reserve in advance: Arthur Schlesinger Jr. and his wife, Alexandra, were recently turned away, because there was no room at the in-spot.
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Woman-about-Washington Barbara Howar one-upped her onetime lover, author Willie Morris, when her semi-pro autobiography Laughing All the Way outsold his nonfiction novel about her entitled The Last of the Southern Girls. Barbara jettisoned Willie, but she's back at the typewriter and on the beach on Long Island with another writer, Herb Sargent, whose specialty is TV comedy specials (for the likes of Lily Tomlin and Anne Bancroft) and one of whose former girl, er woman, friends was Gloria Steinem. Barbara and Herb are in residence at her comfy cottage in Bridgehampton, but who can say who will write the last laugh?
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Though he won his Nobel Peace Prize in foreign affairs, no mediation job—including domestic relations—is too small for Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. Seems that when his Paramount Pictures pal Robert Evans was losing his wife, Ali MacGraw, to Steve McQueen, Kissinger offered his good offices to negotiate a reconciliation. "But I said no," Evans now reveals. "It's easier dealing with countries than emotions." Apparently the distinction is one the Secretary sometimes overlooks. When he took his bride, Nancy, to Acapulco after their wedding, Kissinger invited Evans to come on down. Again his magnanimity was refused. "Henry," Bob gently reminded, "you're forgetting—it's your honeymoon."
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Irish actor Peter O'Toole and British critic Kenneth Tynan are gentleman pranksters and brawlers, though, for Tynan, in a literary way. When he discovered that Peter was shooting a scene from Otto Preminger's new film about terrorism, Rosebud, in a friend's Paris flat, Tynan left behind a phony note accusing O'Toole of being "a renegade Irishman and a traitor" to the IRA and warning that there was a bomb on the set. When Peter discovered the source of the hoax, he and a couple of members of the mostly Irish crew who were not amused beset his former buddy. Reports Tynan: "I was well and truly beaten up and even kicked in the groin."
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Swedish soprano Birgit Nilsson, 56, the reigning prima donna of Wagnerian opera, is as famous for her high-jinks as her high C's—for example, she says she once claimed ex-Met general manager Rudolf Bing as a dependent on her income tax. But Miss Nilsson was feeling considerably less sporting recently when she discovered that tickets to her sole New York concert appearance this season are available only to subscribers to an all-or-nothing Great Performers series. Threatening to cancel, Birgit boomed: "I don't need Joan Sutherland and Luciano Pavarotti to sell tickets to my concert!"
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Kristen Stewart has opened up about her love life and "making mistakes" in an interview with a Mexican magazine called '15 a 20'.
The comments are probably the closest she's come to talking about her rekindled romance with Robert Pattinson following her affair with Snow White & The Huntsman director Rupert Sanders.
She said: "If you're an honest person, you'll make mistakes, but it'll be okay.
"The most interesting things happen after making mistakes."
Hmm, really?
She was asked if love could change over time, to which she responded: "It's different for everyone. People are capable of loving in different ways."
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A 24-year-old Rehoboth Beach man accused of stealing his grandmother's credit card and making $2,500 worth of purchases was arrested in Lewes on Friday, police said.
Maxwell J. Schenck was living with his 82-year-old grandmother when he stole the credit card in November, according to a state police spokesman.
He reportedly used the stolen card to make purchases at various businesses in the Rehoboth Beach area, including Walmart, Safeway, Royal Farms and Ruby Tuesday, where the last fraudulent purchase was made on Nov. 25.
After asking for the public's help in locating Schenck, police received an anonymous tip that he was staying with friends at a home on Grandview Street, police said.
Schenck is charged with 61 counts of unlawful use of a credit card and two counts of felony theft. He also was wanted by the Rehoboth Beach Police Department on a theft charge and three outstanding warrants issued by various Delaware Courts, police said.
Schenck is being held at the Sussex Correctional Institution I lieu of a $126,000 secured bond.
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Security Council strongly endorses "multidimensional approach" to UN peacekeepingListen /
The Security Council has endorsed an approach to United Nations peacekeeping that focuses on laying the groundwork for lasting stability in conflict-torn countries.
In a resolution unanimously adopted on Monday, the Council stressed that UN peacekeeping activities should be conducted in a manner that facilitates post-conflict peace building.
It says that such activities should prevent a relapse of armed conflict and contribute toward progress in sustainable peace and development.
Pakistan's Foreign Secretary Jalil Abbas Jilani, who presided over the Security Council meeting, said the motivation for holding the meeting and presenting the resolution was threefold.
"First, peacekeeping missions are the most effective tool in the hands of the UN to deal with conflict. Second, over the decades, peacekeeping operations have also evolved from traditional to multidimensional peacekeeping to better correspond to different situations. Their growing capacity to build peace in addition to their primary role of keeping peace needs to be captured. Third, in the past 52 years, Pakistan has demonstrated strong commitment to peacekeeping and has served in missions all around the world."
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Sister connections run deep. Donna Simpson and Vikki Thorn of The Waifs know all about it.
Donna & Vikki are getting back to basics, not as "The Waifs without Josh" but as The Stray Sisters rediscovering their love for singing and performing together. It is through harmonizing that Donna and Vikki forged an intuitive understanding of each other. The Waifs was their public vehicle but at home the sisters loved to sing and connect through the songs they grew up with.
With the sisters living on opposite sides of the world and The Waifs temporarily out of action (aside from a one off show in May at the Kimberley Moon Experience), Donna and Vikki both felt the desire to return to the stage, inviting audiences to share in the joy of connecting through song.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - Tearing up and down the court is UCLA's favorite way to play. So when the Bruins encounter an opponent that slows things down, frustration sets in and their fans nearly go to sleep.
Arron Afflalo scored 13 points to help the top-ranked Bruins beat UC Riverside 61-38 Sunday, giving them a 6-0 record for the first time since they won the 1995 national championship.
"We got a lot of aggressive guys on this team that want to get up and down," Afflalo said. "It's pretty difficult (to play slow)."
Luc Richard Mbah a Moute had 12 points and 12 rebounds in the Bruins' second blowout victory that ended their first week as the nation's top-ranked team in 11 years. They beat Long Beach State by 30 points last Tuesday night. Josh Shipp and Lorenzo Mata added 10 points each.
"We're a fast-breaking team," point guard Darren Collison said. "It's real difficult for us, but we did a good job in the second half standing our ground. We're the No. 1 team and everyone is trying to beat us, and they're going to do what it takes."
Henrik Thomsen was the only player in double figures with eight for the Highlanders (3-5), who played a top-ranked team for the second time ever. In 1988, UCR stunned No. 1 Iowa 110-92 in the Chaminade Christmas Classic.
The Highlanders controlled a slow tempo in the first half and were down by 10 at the break.
"Early we were a little anxious," UCLA coach Ben Howland said. "We missed some open shots from 3-point range. That was a tough game because they were very patient on offense."
UCR was limited to four points over the final 7 1/2 minutes on baskets by Justin Bell and Michael Creppy. The Highlanders shot 30 percent for the game and committed 12 turnovers - under their 20.2 average.
"Some of those guys haven't been getting a lot of playing time," UCR interim coach Vonn Webb said. "We got some stops, but then we turned it over, gave up some easy baskets and these kind of things break you down."
The Bruins were messy, too, with 13 turnovers, but they shot 68 percent from the floor in the second half and got to the free throw line nine more times than UCR.
Midway through the second half, Shipp was the only starter on the floor for the Bruins, but the Highlanders still couldn't get a run going.
The closest they came was at the start of the second half. Thomsen and Christian Soto scored consecutive baskets to close to 26-20. The Highlanders stole the ball, but Mata blocked the shot before UCLA ran off nine in a row to go up 35-20.
That spurt gave UCLA a double-digit lead for good, helped by an 13-0 run for a 59-33 lead. Mata made a short left-handed hook in the lane, then dunked, got fouled and made the free throw, with Mbah a Moute adding a free throw.
"I always had that in my repertoire," Mata joked. "The more shots I take, my confidence will be growing."
Collison woke up the crowd with a flying one-handed fast-break dunk and Mata capped the spurt on a dunk with less than four minutes to play.
"These guys are really talented," Webb said. "They stepped it up when we didn't."
The softest portion of the Bruins' schedule continues Tuesday against Cal State Fullerton. They play No. 9 Texas A&M next Saturday in the John R. Wooden Classic before hosting Oakland, Mich., Sam Houston State and Michigan.
The biggest cheers of the day were reserved for eight members of UCLA's football team that received a standing ovation at halftime for the Bruins' 13-9 upset of crosstown rival Southern California on Saturday.
The Highlanders were at a significant disadvantage before the game even started. They're without coach David Spencer, on an indefinite leave since Nov. 3 for undisclosed medical reasons.
Two of their best players - sophomore Benoit Bekono and junior B.J. Visman - are out for the rest of a season in which UCR was picked to finish last in the Big West.
Bekono averaged 6.0 points and 6.5 rebounds in six starts before dislocating his right knee. Visman averaged 10.0 points and 8.6 rebounds in five games, but will take a medical redshirt because of lingering pain in his right wrist.