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FACEBOOK – 'Like us'!
It had to happen – we have ventured into the brave new world of the social media this year. Our Facebook page is up and running, so, be our friend, like us and follow us as we embrace this modern technology – 'we not so old, yes we're the young ones'…..
CONNECT AND PARTICIPATION EXPO – 28 March 2015
Having broken new ground by attending last year's Expo, we confidently arrived this year, Eric (our new Banner) in tow. Having found our designated table, we settled in, ready to meet and greet anyone who wanted to stop and chat.
The Expo was twice the size of last year, with 140 organisations represented. Again it was both well organised and set out and a friendly buzz was apparent all day. Our table was opposite the ramp upstairs this time and we had many lovely visitors come and talk to us about the group. There was one from a 'galaxy far, far away' but she may not make the age limit! It was a fun day and you may recognise a familiar husband in one of the photos!
SENIORS WEEK – 14 – 22 March 2015
To begin the Seniors week on a high note, we opened our rehearsal and invited all who wanted to 'Find Your Voice!' as part of the activities participation program.
Chrissie led us with gusto and our guests were given a good taste of the sort of group we are. We sang a lot, laughed way too much and certainly enjoyed the morning. And, the yummy treats brought to share were an added bonus!
Celebrating the Season!
Our customary Christmas Party was a lavish affair with yummy treats supplied by the many talented cooks among us. Held in the hall in which we rehearse, our view was picture perfect and added to the 'ambience'. The Christmas trivia from our MC (Anne) was both amusing and enlightening and the party pieces made us laugh and sing – a befitting way to end another great year!
And with the Care and Share Group
Donned with 'gay apparel', we entertained the warm and generous Care and Share Group at Isabella Plains and again sang in the foyer of the Canberra Hospital as part of the Christmas Choir Festival organised by the Canberra Hospital Foundation. A good excuse to be jolly!
'All together' at the High Court ! – October 19
The High Court performance will go down as one of our best concerts to date. All the extra rehearsal time was worth it as we sang really well. Not an easy task following the spectacular Hughes Community Choir whose energy and passion was a delight to see.
We also sang with gusto and purpose and to a man, delivered the message, by example, that singing is one of the best things you can do both for your 'heart' and your 'soul'! The audience response was warm and generous and we provided a very good balance for the overall concert. A fantastic achievement for us all!
Canberra Southern Cross Club – 2014 Annual Community Grants Luncheon
Adrienne and Les represented our group at this year's Community Grant Luncheon and Katy Gallagher would have been very impressed by their wardrobe co-ordination! They were also seen from afar deep in conversation whilst enjoying the sumptuous lunch courtesy of the Club.
The following excerpt is the result of a telephone interview. It is on the Club's website and covers the essence of what was said:
The Heart and Soul Singers choir will use its grant to continue providing entertainment and friendship to its members and audiences. Manager Janelle Burns said the Canberra Southern Cross Club grant was the over 50s choir's only form of financial assistance and it provided the opportunity for the group to thrive.
"We're focused on singing but also on companionship, which is very important for people as they get older. It makes you feel good," she said.
"We were knocked sideways when we received the first grant and we feel very privileged to have been included again as a recipient."
Five years strong, continued funding and Chrissie Shaw as our full time Director!
So as we blow out our five candles and head towards our first decade, we have much to celebrate.
An early birthday present
Again we are the proud recipient of a Community Grant from the Canberra Southern Cross Club. We wish to thank the Club for their on-going support for all the community groups. This support enables all of us to continue to give back to our collective communities.
A new Director
A wonderful way to begin our new year of singing together! After her first set of workshops, Chrissie decided to make herself available as our full time director. An offer, as they say, 'too good to refuse'! She has many years of musical experience which has already had a positive effect on both our confidence and collective sound and her sense of fun makes us smile even more. Chrissie also has a body of varied songs at her disposal and our repertoire is going to be richer for it.
A new direction
The first 'Heart and Soul Community Sing' proved to be one of our most successful gigs for the Tuggeranong 55 Plus Club. It was terrific to see everyone singing along to the selection of Beatles songs, proving you are never too old to 'rock n roll'! As we often out number our audience, it was fun to have a larger and active one. The projection of the words worked really well and is something we can incorporate in our future gigs at the centre –
ABBA here we come………
So, with great music, good friends and sound direction, our future looks bright indeed
– let us eat cake!
Guest Director – Term 2
We are delighted to announce that we will have well known local performance artist Chrissie Shaw join us as our guest director for Term 2.
Chrissie will conduct two four week workshops during the term and brings with her a wealth of experience. She has been musical director of several community choirs, performed for many theatre companies, and has produced several independent shows.
We have worked with Chrissie before and are looking forward to her return – she is great fun and her lightness of spirit is very infectious!
YMCA Senior Sports Carnival – Wednesday 9 April 2014
The first term ended on a high note as we were invited to sing at the opening ceremony of the Canberra YMCA's Senior Sports Carnival at the Mpowerdome at Fadden.
The carnival promotes the health and well-being of Canberra's older citizens who reside in age care facilities or attend age day care programs. It is an annual event which provides an Olympic like atmosphere, with an opening ceremony, local celebrities and dignitaries, medals, entertainment and morning tea.
There were 19 participating teams this year and the dome was filled with colour and a buzz of excitement as the Canberra City Pipes and Drummers lead the Banner Parade. We sang two songs and the National Anthem before the games were declared officially open by Maureen Cane.
A wonderful event to be part of, encouraging all to 'stay active in body and mind and to never lose that competitive spirit'!
The Banner Parade
inspiring for everyone including the organizer!
Connect and Participate Expo – 29 March 2014
Old Bus Depot Kingston
Publicising our group has always been challenging and to date we have mainly relied on word of mouth and the occasional newspaper advertisement.
The Inaugural Connect and Participation Expo provided us with a different avenue to advertise who we are and what we offer. It was a very well organised event, well set out and inviting for all who came. Our table had prime position just near the entrance and we were delighted to have so many lovely visitors. The bookmarks, almost hot of the press, were a perfect way to advertise our details and helped to give our display that 'professional' look!
Setting up at Old Bus Depot Kingston
Seniors Week – 16 – 23 March 2014
'Let the Good Times Roll' was the theme for this year's Seniors Week and we as a 'senior group' did our best.
To begin the week, we threw our hat in the ring again and opened our rehearsal to one and all – 'Sing, Laugh, Enjoy!' – as part of the activities participation program.
Although not quite as successful as last year, the morning was a relaxed one with an African lullaby and a Sonny and Cher classic being added to our repertoire. Living up to our slogan for the rehearsal, we sang a lot, laughed way too much and certainly enjoyed the morning. And, the yummy treats brought to share were an added bonus!
Calvary Retirement Village – Friday 21 March
The returned visit to the village was not a planned one, but we were more than happy to fill in when illness struck.
Complete with green gloves, our intrepid group of ten took the audience on a quick trip around the globe, singing songs from all over the world.
Being Seniors Week it was an ideal opportunity to reinforce the value of singing and how good it is for you.
The audience were invited to join us at any stage during our performance and we were delighted when many of them did. It was a very happy and relaxed performance proving that sometimes it can be an advantage to sing at short notice!


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The last few days Ive had a lot more BH then usual and some even feel crampy. Not to mention the cramps that come and go and OMG the acid reflux. Ive never had it so bad. Was up pacing last night. Also had a few headaches.
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HOPE VS. HYPE -- A special report.
With AIDS, Advance,More Disappointment
By LAWRENCE K. ALTMAN
Published: January 19, 1997
In the last year, the widespread use of combinations of new and older drugs has changed the face of AIDS, promising to transform a fatal infection to a manageable chronic disease.
There are several combinations, many that include the new protease inhibitors, or antiviral drugs. All can drive the amount of H.I.V., the AIDS virus, below the levels of detection in the blood for up to 18 months, which is as long as testing has been done. With such therapy, some individuals have left their death beds and many who were less seriously ill are leading more normal lives.
''The good news is that there are a bunch more smiling faces in my clinic today than were there a year or two ago,'' said Dr. Julio Montaner, an AIDS expert in Vancouver, British Columbia.
But for an unknown number of other people, the drugs are failing. For them, combination therapy is another in a long list of bitter disappointments.
After the initial flush of success, many important problems and questions have emerged. Among those cited in interviews with 20 experts were these:
*Has publicity about the initial wave of success created unrealistic expectations about a therapy for which long-term effectiveness and safety are unknown?
*Is the therapy failing some people because they took the wrong combinations, before doctors fully understood how the drugs should be prescribed?
*Can an AIDS-damaged immune system ever be restored to normal?
*Are health officials doing enough to monitor strains of H.I.V. that have become resistant to new therapies?
These are among the problems and questions that 21,000 experts will discuss at a five-day scientific meeting on AIDS that starts in Washington on Wednesday, along with perhaps the biggest question in the minds of everyone with AIDS: Can the disease be cured?
Although no one has accurate numbers on how many people use combination therapies, it is estimated that among the roughly 750,000 people infected with the human immunodeficiency virus, tens of thousands of people in the United States are using them. And there is no question that many doctors' practices have changed dramatically.
Dr. Jeffrey B. Greene said that he had been making house calls on dying patients too sick to come to his office about twice a month in the 13 years he has been treating AIDS in Manhattan. ''I have not made a house call in six months,'' Dr. Greene said. ''It's pretty incredible.''
At Case Western Reserve University Hospitals of Cleveland, Dr. Michael M. Lederman said that on average, about 8 of the 650 patients in the hospitals' AIDS clinics died each month over the last three years. But the number of the hospitals' AIDS deaths has fallen in recent months and in December, for the first time, there were none.
Dr. Chris M. Tsoukas, an AIDS expert at McGill University in Montreal, said the new therapies had contributed to about a 50 percent decline in the daily number of AIDS patients at several hospitals in Canada.
Dr. Tsoukas said that his team cared for about 1,000 people infected with H.I.V., and that each day in recent years 8 to 16 of them were in the hospital. But, Dr. Tsoukas added, ''For the first time in the 14 years that I have been practicing, we have had not had more than three patients in the hospital in a single month.''
Clearly, the era of treating H.I.V. with a single drug is over, and the new combinations appear to be the most potent therapy developed in the 16-year battle against acquired immune deficiency syndrome, experts said. But too little time has passed for anyone to know whether the drugs will lose their effectiveness, and after what period, and some experts are concerned that the gains have been oversold as victory against the disease.
''A triumphant attitude has emerged that makes it sound like we are on the verge of solving this whole thing,'' said Dr. Ronald Bayer, a professor at the Columbia University School of Public Health in Manhattan. Dr. Bayer, who has been interviewing doctors who have treated AIDS since the disease was identified in 1981 for an oral history project, said: ''The thing that is amazing is how so many have forgotten that we have seen moments of what appeared to be great promise quickly turn to disappointment.'' One example is AZT, which, though effective, is not the cure that some people had hoped it would be. Another is a genetically engineered product known as recombinant CD-4, which failed to have any benefit in clinical trials.
Some patients have not been helped by combination therapies, although again, no clear numbers are available. But one reason for some of the failures has become clear. Some doctors had been tacking a protease inhibitor on to whatever else a patient was taking, a practice that appears not to work in many cases. Many experts now say at least two drugs that a patient has never taken should be used for initial anti-H.I.V. treatment or when a switch is made from a failing drug regimen. And the drugs must be started simultaneously to avoid drug resistance.
''Doctors really did not appreciate that point'' when protease drugs first became available a year ago, said Dr. Roy M. Gulick, an expert at New York University. Thus, he and other doctors said, many patients were started out on a drug regimen that would fail a large number of them.


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The Roald Dahl Charitable Trust
Both Roald Dahl's Marvellous Children's Charity and our sister charity, the Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre, are generously supported by the Dahl family.
The Dahl family donate 10% of Roald Dahl's author royalties via the Roald Dahl Charitable Trust to be shared between the two charities.
The wonderful staff at Dunelm voted for us to become their Charity of the Year for 2015/16. They have thrown themselves into fundraising since launching in September 2015 and have welcomed Marvin, our marvellous crocodile, to their stores around the country. They have exciting plans coming up, so look out for all sorts of Marvellous things happening at a store near you.
Thanks to vital funds from our friends at the Burdett Trust for Nursing, we support innovative nurse-led research projects. This programme is called the Marvellous Nurse Inventing Room.
Our aim is to improve the quality of care for seriously ill children and young people. The programme also helps to improve skills in leadership, research and project management for nurses in the UK.
Roald Dahl was passionate about children reading for pleasure, that's why he was Chairman of Readathon until 1990.
Readathon is the UK's national sponsored reading event. As well as getting children reading, Readathon raises money for charity, including Roald Dahl's Marvellous Children's Charity.
Readathon have been a long-standing and loyal supporter, raising millions of pounds to help seriously ill children since 1991. We are extremely grateful to Readathon, and all the schools who have taken part.
Schools which take part in Readathon receive free books for their school, inspiring even more children to discover their own love of reading.
Music Link International is an exciting arts organisation dedicated to new music, drama and audiences. Music Link International is closely involved with the artistic management of a series of works based on Roald Dahl's stories, with the aim to welcome new generations into both concert hall and opera house. The school musicals based on Roald Dahl's Revolting Rhymes draw upon these original orchestral/ensemble works and operas.
Written by some of the greatest living composers, these works have been performed to, and by, huge audiences of children around the world.
We are delighted that Music Link International introduces children and adults to the pleasures of orchestral music. We are also very grateful that the proceeds from these music commissions are kindly donated to Roald Dahl's Marvellous Children's Charity.
For the latest news about live performances, visit Music Link International's website or keep an eye on the blog.
We are delighted to be the principal charity partner for the West End production of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory - the Musical.
We launched our partnership with a Marvellous Gala evening in June 2013. So far the musical has helped to raised over £28,500.
Our grateful thanks to all the marvellous cast and crew, and the show's producers Warner Bros. Theatre Ventures, Langley Park Pictures and Neal Street Productions.
The South East region of Busy Bees nurseries chose us to be their Charity of the Year for 2015. Their fundraising events have ranged from sponsored walks to creating Enormous Crocodiles in their classrooms. We are extremely grateful to all of the staff, children and parents at Busy Bees for their fantastic fundraising.
2016 sees the launch of our new partnership with Explore Learning. Tutorial centres across the UK joined in with our Dahlicious Dress Up Day fundraising event, and they have lots of exciting plans to raise money throughout this year. Our huge thanks to all of the staff, children and parents for getting involved.


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19 Oct 2010 9:07 AM
The problem is that .97 is buggy when it comes to scrolling panels. Not to mention we have a requirement that a user is able to click a panel and it'll open up and show more information. Bascially...
19 Oct 2010 9:00 AM
Not without releasing the app. In the meantime I've switched back to .93 as the scrolling panels work much better there for what we need and inspected the panel scroller object. I found an...
19 Oct 2010 8:32 AM
Unfortunately, like .96, .97 breaks the carousel on the page. Instead of everything being lined up properly like it does on .93, each successive panel stair steps down the page.
19 Oct 2010 8:10 AM
Wow, kind of a dick reply. Maybe since we're in the Sencha Touch forum, I didn't feel the need to write the entire thing out? And the last time I tried upgrading to .96 of Sencha Touch it broke...
19 Oct 2010 8:04 AM
Is there any way to slow down the acceleration on the Sencha carousels? I'm using the 0.93 version of Sencha and there are times where I'll drag the pane, stop and let go and it'll just accelerate...
6 Oct 2010 8:42 AM
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My carousel also broke when moving to .96, reverted back to .93 for now.
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I'm not sure why this is happening. But it seems like it happens frequently when using Sencha Touch. We see this kind of static fuzz when objects on the screen first draw. Sometimes it goes away...
22 Sep 2010 11:23 PM
Because most functions return an object so that you can chain methods. The really weird thing is that this isn't built into the elements somehow like it is in the regular ExtJS framework. jQuery is...
22 Sep 2010 11:15 PM
Nevermind, it definitely did work, just had to set the parameter to show it and ignore the fact that it doesn't return anything.
22 Sep 2010 11:09 PM
Weird, I just ran this in my inspector and got "undefined" back.
Ext.Anim.run(Ext.get("divID"), "fade", {duration: 1000})
22 Sep 2010 10:14 PM
I'm using Sencha Touch 0.93 and it seems there's no .fadeOut() method althought it's listed in the ExtJS documentation. Are these kind of effects just different in Sencha touch or was this...
7 Sep 2010 12:08 AM
Right, but in my carousel I have the panels expanding when you click on them to reveal more information about that particular item. When someone expands a panel and it goes outside of the visible...
7 Sep 2010 12:05 AM
This is how I'm calculating where it's scrolled to currently and then either adding or subtracting from that to make the panel scroll the way I want it to.
6 Sep 2010 11:22 PM
So in order to figure out where that panel sits inside of the scroller can I use translatePoints somehow? I was trying to just use this.getX(), but that seems to just be relative to the document's...
6 Sep 2010 9:14 PM
Hopefully this is the last question regarding the carousel. Is there any way to programatically scroll the panel to a certain coordinate?
I'm wondering because when I'm clicking on the elements...
6 Sep 2010 9:08 PM
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This may be a question for a Sencha employee, but I'm wondering how the licensing of Sencha works. We're developing an app for a client using Sencha Touch and they'll be giving it out for free.
6 Sep 2010 8:18 PM
You're a genius, works perfectly, thank you!
6 Sep 2010 7:56 PM
Mine is firing the el alert before the link alert, same code, just set up in a carousel.
6 Sep 2010 4:54 PM
When I do pretty much that exact code, I get the el alert going off and then the link alert goes off.
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fullscreen: true,
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6 Sep 2010 4:12 PM
Now the problem I'm running into is there are links inside the HTML that goes into each item of the carousel and when clicking on them I'm getting the panel tap code running.
I've even...
6 Sep 2010 3:43 PM
I read something about them, but haven't played with them yet.
I got the carousel I was looking for working by doing this.
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6 Sep 2010 3:38 PM
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I've actually gotten this working by adding this in the afterrender listener on the carousel
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I'm actually looking for this as well. Having a click/tap event on a carousel panel.
6 Sep 2010 10:11 AM
Hey guys,
I've been able to go through and make the single card per page type carousel that they show in the kitchen sink, but what I'm having a hard time with is creating a carousel where there...
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Zoom.it is a new service from the folks at Live Labs which lets you create shortened URLs for deep zoom images. To create a deep zoom image, you can just enter in the link to any standard image anywhere on the Web. Zoom.it will covert the image to the Deep Zoom format and then return a shortened URL, perfect for tweeting.
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There's a Dwejra on Malta too, in fact quite a few places exist on Gozo and on Malta which makes picking the correct location a bit tricky.
Anyway, Dwejra on Gozo is a point at the western side of the island. Here are a variety of natural wonders, namely The Azure Window, The Inland Sea and Fungus Rock (pictured here).
It's quite a remote location, the area becoming more and more rural as you drive westwards and the towns and villages becoming smaller and more sparse. You could arrive at Dwejra and find yourself just about the only person there, or (if you're unlucky) there could be several coach parties in. We were lucky, we almost had the place to ourselves.
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Hi, i finally figured out how to upload the template files to my server, i have a mac, so i needed to use filezilla...phew...
so, now that its uploaded, i installed into a file in the root (not sure if i did that right or if i should have saved it directly into root?)
Anyhow i go to this link to install and get error:
I am using start logic.
Error establishing a database connection
This either means that the username and password information in your wp-config.php file is incorrect or we can't contact the database server at rrteam.startlogicmysql.com. This could mean your host's database server is down.
Are you sure you have the correct username and password?
Are you sure that you have typed the correct hostname?
Are you sure that the database server is running?
If you're unsure what these terms mean you should probably contact your host. If you still need help you can always visit the WordPress Support Forums.
here is the info from the config file: ( *'s for protection)
// ** MySQL settings ** //
define('DB_NAME', 'bedfordnyrealestate'); // The name of the database
define('DB_USER', 'rrteam'); // Your MySQL username
define('DB_PASSWORD', '*******'); // ...and password
define('DB_HOST', 'rrteam.startlogicmysql.com'); // 99% chance you won't need to change this value
define('DB_CHARSET', 'utf8');
define('DB_COLLATE', '');
// Change SECRET_KEY to a unique phrase. You won't have to remember it later,
// so make it long and complicated. You can visit http://api.wordpress.org/secret-key/1.0/
// to get a secret key generated for you, or just make something up.
define('SECRET_KEY', '*********'); // Change this to a unique phrase.
// You can have multiple installations in one database if you give each a unique prefix
$table_prefix = 'wp_1'; // Only numbers, letters, and underscores please!
(i did change this to wp_1 - not sure if that is ok or what i should change to??)
// Change this to localize WordPress. A corresponding MO file for the
// chosen language must be installed to wp-content/languages.
// For example, install de.mo to wp-content/languages and set WPLANG to 'de'
// to enable German language support.
define ('WPLANG', '');
/* That's all, stop editing! Happy blogging. */
define('ABSPATH', dirname(__FILE__).'/');
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George Dyson is a boatbuilder, designer, and historian of technology, whose interests and writings have included the development (and redevelopment) of the Aleut kayak (Baidarka, 1986), the evolution of digital computing and telecommunications (Darwin Among the Machines, 1997), and a path not taken into space (Project Orion, 2002). His latest book, Turing's Cathedral: The Origins of the Digital Universe (2012), illuminates the transition from numbers that mean things to numbers that do things in the aftermath of World War II.
A dual citizen of the United States and Canada, Dyson lives in Bellingham, Washington, and has lectured widely, appeared in numerous documentaries and television interviews, and contributed articles to Scientific American, Nature, Forbes, Discover, Wired, and Make magazines. His early adventures, contrasted with those of his father, physicist Freeman Dyson, were the subject of Kenneth Brower's classic 1978 dual biography The Starship and the Canoe.
Dyson, who never graduated from high school, managed to avoid formal education while still producing academic work. At the age of 19, he built a treehouse 95 feet up in a Douglas fir on the shores of Burrard Inlet in British Columbia and lived there for three years--an experience that still frames his view of the world.


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Home prices rose in more than a third of U.S. metropolitan areas in the fourth quarter, the National Association of Realtors said Thursday as it pointed to a "broad stabilization" in values.
The median price for single-family home resales was up from a year earlier in 67 of the 151 U.S. metropolitan areas included in the trade group's quarterly survey. But other housing analysts say the home-price trend depends heavily on any recovery in the job market and on the pace of foreclosures.
Median Home Prices by Metro Area
Sortable Chart: A look at prices in 151 metro areas around the country, released Thursday by the NAR.
The national median price for single-family homes was $172,900 in the fourth quarter, down 4.1% from a year earlier. That was the smallest decline in more than two years.
Among metro areas showing the biggest gains from a year earlier were Cleveland (25%), Akron, Ohio, (23%) and San Francisco (13%). Those increases don't denote a general surge in home values but rather show that sales of foreclosed homes at fire-sale prices made up a smaller percentage of overall sales than they did a year earlier.
Foreclosures dominated some markets a year ago. Nationwide, "distressed property," including foreclosures and homes at risk of foreclosure, accounted for 32% of fourth-quarter transactions, down from 37% a year earlier, the Realtors estimated.
Metro areas showing big price declines included Las Vegas and Ocala, Fla., (both down 23%) and Orlando (down 20%).
For condominiums, the median resale price in the quarter for 54 metro areas surveyed was $177,300, down 4.8% from a year earlier. Eleven of the metro areas showed higher condo prices, and the rest showed declines.
One major worry is that price drops have left many households without any equity in their homes. Homeowners who are "underwater"—owing more than the value of their homes—are more likely to abandon their houses if their incomes fall or they lose their jobs. That would create more foreclosures, weighing on home prices.
At the end of 2009, 21% of households with mortgages on single-family homes owed more than the current value of their homes, according to a new estimate from Zillow.com, a real-estate data provider.
State and federal efforts to avert or delay foreclosures by offering borrowers easier terms have created a huge backlog of unresolved cases, likely to lead to an eventual bulge in the supply of foreclosed homes. As of Dec. 31, about 3.9% of first-lien home mortgages were 120 days or more overdue but still not in the foreclosure process, according to LPS Applied Analytics. That represents about two million households.
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Growing up very near The Woodlands, there really wasn't much up here 15 years ago except a few neighborhoods and a handful of restaurants. Boy, has that changed! Several major corporations now call the area home, including Anadarko Oil Company, and Maersk Sealand Shipping. Instead of people commuting to Houston, which is still mostly the case, many people live as well as work right here in the community. It is incredible to see the amount of businesses and companies that have settled in here. Proof of this is the 32 story Anadarko Tower located here. A skyscraper in The Woodlands?!! Never would have imagined it!
Now with a sharp increase in the number of shopping locations, entertainment areas, and restaurants, The Woodlands is becoming a popular place for people from Houston and surrounding areas to visit. With the construction of The Waterway, a small man made river with many attractions along it's course, quite a number of visitors discover this area can be quite relaxing, as well as fun. Many new hotels are poping up here, including the huge Woodlands Waterway Marriott. And the outdoor Market Street shopping area is a great location to grab a bite to eat, catch a movie, and of course, take care of that much needed shopping fix! Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion has outdoor concerts and events throughout much of the year, giving people another reason to come up, and make a little getaway out of it.
What sets The Woodlands apart from other urban locations is very simple: It doesn't SEEM all that urban! It's amazing that a community this large can retain such a natural setting. This is what I have always enjoyed about, and I know this is what most of it's residents, as well as it's visitors, feel as well. There is quite a bit to see and do here, but it's refreshing to not be choked by the everyday concrete and glass sites of Urbantown, U.S.A. Just a lovely community, with a not-so-city-like atmosphere!
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Running Time: 112
Director: Ray Anderson
Company: Hustler Video
Cast: Beauty, Byron Long, Angel Eyes, Jasmine Tame, Sandra Romain, Trent Soluri, Haley Paige, Vanessa Lane, Staci Thorn, Joey Lawford, Nilla (I), Deep Threat, Gianna Lynn, Celestia Star, Jeremy Steele (I), Keeani Lei, Tyla Wynn
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You pay taxes? You contributed to the $2 billion your government gave Egypt this year. And last year. And every year — for 30 years. Most of it went to Egypt's military. How's that worked out?
Now our government will "cautiously" support anti-government rebels in Syria, even though some are openly allied with al-Qaida.
Years before, we paid to arm and train the Mujahedeen, the Islamic holy warriors battling the Russians in Afghanistan. That conflict led to the rise of al-Qaida. One of the Mujahedeen factions went on to become the Taliban, with whom we now fight.
Advocates of foreign intervention argue that our government must aid friends and fight obvious foes, and that the world would be in worse shape had we not intervened. They say it's important that America send soldiers overseas to acquire "influence" in the world. I don't buy it. It's important to defend ourselves. We were right to retaliate after 9/11 and after the Japanese bombed Hawaii. But often politicians think: When in doubt, America must "lead." I wish they thought: When in doubt, stay out.
Political essayist Randolph Bourne famously wrote, "War is the health of the state." He was right. Whenever there is war, government grows in power, as he saw happening in the U.S. during World War I. The public longs to be led to safety. People will tolerate sacrifices and civil liberties violations in wartime that they never would tolerate in peacetime.
Once they acquire political power, even silly leftists embrace military action. After Sept. 11, Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., declared that the "era of a shrinking federal government is over." In fact, government had never shrunk. For politicians like Schumer, a terrorist attack was another excuse to spend more.
Most Americans didn't object — anything to stop terror. Political and military leaders often exaggerate threats. Adm. Mike Mullen, a chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff under both George W. Bush and Barack Obama, said of the post-9/11 world, "This is the most dangerous time I've seen growing up the last four decades."
This the most dangerous time? More than when Soviet nuclear missiles were pointed at us? That's absurd. 9/11 was horrible. But it was an unusually successful attack. Even if there were a similar attack every decade, that would kill far fewer Americans than house fires. Or stairs. Or bathtubs even.
Of course, our brains are wired to react more strongly to the dramatic attack. But that fear leads us to spend big on things that don't add to our safety. Some current Egyptian protesters are angry at America — not because they are Islamists who support terrorism, but because they support secular, classical-liberal figures like the late Mohammed Noah, who encouraged free markets and outreach to Israel.
They resent the U.S. government for backing people like former Egyptian president Mohammed Morsi. The U.S. government does at least criticize leaders like Morsi, and Hosni Mubarak before him, when they behave in authoritarian ways — but we don't stop selling them military hardware. Defense contractors don't have much incentive to obsess about what regimes will do later with the weapons sold to them now.
With power changing hands in Egypt once again, maybe it's time for us to butt out. Let them sort out their own politics — instead of us helping train police and arm soldiers who beat up the protesters who may become the next generation of leaders.
Suggesting that will get me called an "isolationist." But there's nothing isolationist about it. America can have a huge impact on the rest of the world even without deploying the military or government-funded foreign aid. We already do. Let our movies play in theaters across the world. Let our rock music alarm mullahs. And let neoconservatives fund overseas sales of books filled with ideas local autocrats consider dangerous. But the neocons should spend their own money — not taxpayers'.
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Okay. Like fifty zillion others, I watched last night's American Idol finale. I have nothing to say about Jordin's win or Blake's loss or the all-star Idol descration of Sgt. Pepper.
All I care to talk about is what happened after Jonathan Jayne and Kenneth BriggsAKA the lightly developmentally disabled guys Simon trashed during auditionswere brought back to the Idol stage.
It started fine, as Jayne and Briggs appeared to claim their award for "Cutest Couple" of the season. Viewers will remember the backlash that occured after Simon told Kenneth Briggs he looked like "a bush baby." After giving Briggs his award, host Ryan Seacrest asked, "So how did it feel when Simon said you looked like a bush baby?"
Suddenly, the giant Idol screen was filled with the image of an actual bush baby. With Griggs standing next to the screen, Seacrest informed him that American Idol's producers wanted to show their gratitude by sponsoring a real-live bush baby in his name.
All of this was presented as heartwarming. Never have I seen such contempt gussied up as a tribute. It made my brain melt.
To add insult to injury: Bette Midler soon appeared to sing "Wing Beneath My Wings," which, as anyone who's read the lyrics knows, is the most condescending and insulting song ever. If anyone ever tries to devote "Wind Beneath My Wings" to you, never stop punching them in the face.


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Eberhard-Karls-Universität TübingenTranslation: School of Business and Economics
Translation: University of Tubingen
Location: Tübingen, Germany
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|Biographical television programs
Film adaptations
Television programs
|Pessoa Denominada:
|Edward Windsor, Duke of; Wallis Warfield Windsor, Duchess of; Edward Windsor, Duke of; Wallis Warfield Windsor, Duchess of
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|Todos os Autores / Contribuintes:
Waris Hussein; Simon Raven; Edward Fox; Cynthia Harris; Peggy Ashcroft; Maurice Denham; Marius Goring; Frances Lonsdale Donaldson, Lady.; Thames Television, ltd.
|0767077776 9780767077774 1422991385 9781422991381 0767077784 9780767077781 0767077792 9780767077798
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Originally broadcast by ITV in 1978.
Based on the book "Edward VIII" by Frances Donaldson.
|Editor, Beryl Wilkins ; music, Ron Grainer ; costume designers, Jennie Tate, Diane Thurley ; production designers, Allan Cameron, Martin Hebert.
|Edward Fox, Cynthia Harris, Peggy Ashcroft, Maurice Denham, Marius Goring.
|Público Alvo:
|Not rated.
|2 videodiscs (approximately 350 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
|DVD, region 1, full screen (1.33:1) presentation; Dolby Digital stereo.
|V. 1. The little prince ; Venus at the prow ; The new king ; The divorce --
v. 2. The decision ; Proposals ; The abdication ; A & E Biography : Wallis Simpson.
|Outros Títulos:
|Edward and Mrs. Simpson
|Thames Television ; produced by Andrew Brown ; writer, Simon Raven ; directed by Waris Hussein.
On the evening of December 11, 1936, England's King Edward VIII formally broadcast his farewell to a nation. Torn between duty and love, he had decided to follow his heart. Follows the true story and the unforgettable romance that developed between the Prince of Wales and an extraordinary American woman named Wallis Simpson. That she was already married and rumored to have had other affairs, ruffled more than a few feathers. The scandal only heats up as the Prince becomes King and declares his intention to marry his mistress, who has since become divorced and available.
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Thailand's Chapchai Nirat shot a six-under-par 66 to share the first round lead with India's Khalin Joshi at the SAIL-SBI Open in New Delhi on Wednesday.
Chapchai, who has gone without a win for four years, fired eight birdies and two bogeys at the Delhi Golf Club while the 20-year-old local hope Joshi carded nine birdies on his professional debut.
The pair hold a one-shot lead over Chan Kim of the United States, while India's Chiragh Kumar and Bangladesh's Siddikur made 68s at the $300,000 event.
Chapchai is hoping to add to his four Asian Tour wins, the last of which came in 2009.
"My putting was very good. I made a lot of one putts, probably took 27 or 28 putts," the 29-year-old said according to a press release by tournament organisers.
"I stuck to my game plan. It's a tough course as the fairways are narrow. But if you hit fairways, you can make birdies."
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In 1999, Joshua Davey, a resident of Washington, received an academic scholarship from the state for $1,125. He used it to attend Northwest College in Kirkland, Washington, a college and seminary operated by the Assemblies of God. When he decided to major in theology, however, the state withdrew the award.
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Democrats will look to target newly elected Republicans who will rely on healthcare plans funded by the government after having campaigned in favor of repealing the new healthcare reform law.
The party will ratchet up pressure on Republicans who ran against healthcare reform, the signature accomplishment of President Obama and congressional Democrats, who are now accepting a government-run healthcare plan as part of their benefit package as a new member of Congress.
"On the heels of a campaign season where Republicans made repealing healthcare a marquee issue — and heading into a legislative session where Republicans have promised to repeal, defund or otherwise dismantle health insurance reform — Democrats are not going to stand by while new members of Congress reap benefits that they are attempting to deny to millions," said a Democratic National Committee official.
Many Republicans running for Congress had vowed to vote to repeal the new healthcare reform legislation sought by congressional Democrats and signed into law by President Obama in March. But Democrats have tried to make a political issue of new GOP lawmakers' accepting of their congressional healthcare plans.
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Canada's unemployment rate climbed two-tenths of a point to 7.2 percent after the country lost 54,500 jobs in March. The report took back all of the gains of February and then some, leaving job creation in Canada in negative territory for the first three months of the year. Economists had expected a modest 6,500 pickup during the month, anticipating that February's large gain could not be sustained. But few saw the cut in the labor market would run so deep. Statistics Canada said Friday all the jobs lost were in the full-time category. The government agency says that over the past year, only 111,000 private-sector jobs have been created.
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Yet the gap between ambition and execution is often wide when it comes to keeping the corporate perimeter secure. The usual culprit: human error. As the recent reappearance of the Zeus banking malware reminds us, the next expensive breach is only an employee click away. Malware, phishing emails and similar schemes thrive because people make mistakes.
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Vivian Siegel is the director of the Center for Science Communication (CSC) at Vanderbilt University, the founding editor-in-chief of Disease Models and Mechanisms, and the executive editor of the Journal of the American Society of Nephrology. Siegel created the CSC to share with Vanderbilt researchers what she has learned as an editor about how to communicate science clearly. This unique resource has developed over only a few years to offer a busy, regular program of workshops and seminars.
Siegel has shaped the open-access journal DMM to provide a forum for communication between basic researchers interested in tackling problems related to human health and clinicians. DMM highlights diseases whose study would benefit from the development of new models and the potential uses of unusual model organisms, such as flatworms and sea urchins, to understand certain diseases.
Prior to her current positions, Siegel was the founding executive director of the Public Library of Science, where her reputation as a former chief editor of Cell and Molecular Cell helped the open-access organization attract submission of important research to its new journals, including PLoS Biology and PLoS Medicine. The resulting success of these journals has demonstrated the feasibility of making primary research free to the public; she continues to support this cause by discussing changes in scholarly publishing at events around the country.
Siegel received her PhD in genetics from the University of California, San Francisco, and her AB in biochemistry and mathematics from Bowdoin College.