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Inflation remains stable, but you're paying more to butter your toast, eat a nice steak or buy a new dress
While overall consumer prices remained stable in North Texas and nationwide as of September, it's costing more to spread butter on your toast, eat a nice steak and rent an apartment.
Consumer prices in the Dallas-Fort Worth area dipped 0.1 percent in August and September, after showing no change in the previous two-month period, according to data released today by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
The U.S. Consumer Price Index edged up 0.1 percent due largely to high food prices. The national information is more detailed by product category.
Longer term, prices have risen. The CPI rose 1.1 percent in D-FW and up 1.7 percent nationally over the last 12 months.
Let's look at some of the major forces at play in consumer prices in the short term and long term.
Energy: The latest energy prices remained low. The D-FW energy index fell 3.8 percent, driven by a 7.6-percent decline in gasoline costs and a 7.4-percent drop in motor fuel. Electricity costs rose 1.1 percent. Nationally, the energy index fell 0.7 percent as prices for gasoline, electricity and fuel oil all fell.
Over the last 12 months, energy prices rose 1.9 percent in D-FW as prices for household natural gas climbed 15 percent and household electricity increased 6 percent (gasoline costs fell 2 percent). Nationally, energy prices fell 0.6 percent over the last 12 months, with declines in every category except for propane and kerosene, and energy services.
Last week, the average price of a gallon of regular unleaded gas in Texas was $2.99, or 10 cents less than a week ago, according to the AAA Texas. Nationally, the average price of gas also has dropped but Texans are paying 17 cents less than the national average of $3.16.
"The rule of thumb is that every penny dip in gasoline prices puts an extra $1 billion in the hands of U.S. consumers over the course of a year," according to Robert A. Dye, chief economist for Dallas-based Comerica Bank. "Some of those pennies will go to saving, some to paying down debt, but the bulk of it will go to purchasing more stuff."
Food: Food prices continued to rise. D-FW food prices rose 1.4 percent, with groceries up the most (+2.2 percent). Food prices away from home for restaurants and such rose 0.4 percent, the first price movement in the index since January. That was higher than the national 0.7 percent increase in food prices.
Over the last 12 months, D-FW food prices rose 2.7 percent, with grocery costs up 3.5 percent and prices at restaurants and bars up 1.5 percent. Nationally, U.S. meat prices have risen 13 percent in the last 12 months, with beef and veal prices up nearly 18 percent and pork prices up 11.4 percent. U.S. butter prices have risen nearly 24 percent in the last year.
Clothing: Clothing prices, especially for women, rose 7.2 percent in D-FW — the highest increase of any major category tracked by the BLS for the region. Nationally, clothing prices rose 3.7 percent.
Over the last 12 months, clothing prices were relatively flat in North Texas and nationally.
Other: Higher prices also were seen in D-FW for apartment rental rates, and education and communication. D-FW transportation costs fell 2.7 percent and the cost of household furnishings and operations dropped 2.2 percent.
Over the last 12 months, the D-FW area saw higher prices apartment rental rates (4.7 percent) and medical care (+1.9 percent). The cost of household furnishings and operations fell 4.3 percent and the cost of transportation was down 2.8 percent.
Nationally, consumers paid more for all types of services — from hotels and home insurance to lawn care and medical care — in the last 12 months. Some of the biggest price increases were for women's outerwear (+11 percent), children's footwear (+7.8 percent), lodgings away from home (+5 percent) and prescription drugs (+3.8 percent). Some of the biggest price declines were for televisions (-4 percent), toys (-6 percent), personal computers (-8 percent), and laundry appliances (-6.8 percent).
So, what does all this mean for the economy?
The U.S. inflation rate, which is based on the CPI, was 1.7 percent as of September — below the Federal Reserve's target rate of 2 percent.
That has rekindled "worries of deflation," Wells Fargo economists Sam Bullard and Sarah Watt House wrote today in a research note.
Inflation — as well as job growth, the unemployment rate and other economic indicators — will factor into the Fed's policy setting committee meeting next week.
Some economists today noted that softer inflation makes it less likely the Fed will start increasing interest rates before June 2015. Comerica's Dye still expects the Fed next week to announce the planned ending of its asset purchase program.


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i smoke weed...
but honestly...
i dont know if i think it should really be legalized...
i can speak for myself when i say that i stay motivated and am living my life to its fullest potential at this point...
And there are alot of other people who are the same way.
but at the same time i know alot of people who smoke weed and have absolutely NO motivation what so ever and i think getting blazed has alot to do with it.
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Carter wanted to legalize pot. Then one of his people got caught with cocain or something and he went strait to being anti any drug after that in his own political self defense. The Republican nominee in 96 said he was going to legalize marijuana. Obama says he is thinking about it. We'll have to wait and see.
It is the best medication for me and when I can't get it I turn to alcohol and cigs. So I hope it is legalized. That would be a god send.
I like the idea that they can grow low strength marijuana and put it in cigarette form and sell it to people as an alternative to tobacco. Marijuana actually, or at least the few forms I have tried, make me not want to touch cigs. It changes some chemical thing that makes you not want it. Does the same to alcohol, it lowers your alcohol tolerance. But a beer will make marijuana kick in better. But you won't be able to or want to drink as much if you smoke. I have founds cigs keep me from puking when getting very drunk, marijuana does not.
It has been proven to lower gang violence, as gangsters moved more from alcohol to marijuana. It is also a fact that drug use has mandatory sentencing, while violence and murder and rape do not. So guess who gets of of a crowded jail first? Guess who goes in their place? You got it, the pothead.
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It also gives you the munchies from hell. Some people are different, but I know it effects me in both these ways. And I know there's a lot other people like me.
I had the determination to wait until I had my **** done (most of the time) and it was after 10 P.M. to get high. I know many others wont be the same.
Then again I also buy the reasons people give for it being legal as well. it's not something that hurts anyone but yourself, and the reasons I gave are pretty minimal compared to any other drug including the legal ones.
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if someone's stupid enough to let weed set their career back i say plop these cogs in a 50 year cubicle to rot.
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Nearly 2 million Americans are incarcerated in the prison systems of the US. Most of them are in for drug charges, and they have longer minimum sentences on some offenses than a rapist or a pedophile. Bull****.. If legalizing MJ will help to stop this, then I'm all for it. But otherwise, **** it.
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No, I am against legalizing drugs.
It's a slippery slope, a person who is to try weed, will surely end up a heroine addict.
Yeah, thats what me mum told me.
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And in case you missed it, here's a sneak peek at my costume.
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Thanks for your post at 5minfor parenting! Same here just trying to figure the parenting thing out!ReplyDelete
Growing up my parent let us walk around our street ti pick some treat up but personally I never enjoyed it! I was the weird kid that didn't like candy I know I was and still am ode LOL plus some costumes give me the creeps!!!!
My husband on the other and never when or celebrate Halloween he is from a Dutch reform family that think this is a death holiday and that the evil one is being worship this way!
So I'm like you I do not know what to think about this To go or not to go!
I totally have those same kitchen scissors. That's really fun costume; so smart!ReplyDelete
Hey! I read your post at 5M4P and thought you might enjoy this post of a friend's from last year...it's the BEST thing I've ever read on Halloween. Great perspective and beautifully written: http://tiny.cc/bCbCtReplyDelete
Growing up I never went trick or treating.. EVER!! haha.. My mom and dad did do something festive though.. like a treasure hunt or haunted house. But we didnt' dress up either..ReplyDelete
When I first had my children I wasn't going to do trick or treating.. and we still don't in a way. But we do visit friends and family, and join in our church activities. Our kids still get candy, get to dress up and have a Halloween.. :)
Happy Halloween!!
Hi, Stephanie! Caught the post over at Scribbit about you, and thought I'd drop by and tell you how much I appreciate the work you do at "5 Minutes." I recently came across the "5 Minutes for Special Needs" and it's been a great resource for my readers at EMN. I had to laugh, though, when I read about the money issues -- I have yet to figure out how to get those PAYING gigs online! Ah, well. Find your bliss and the rest will follow, right?ReplyDelete
Halloween was a non-issue when I was growing up -- we made caramel apples at home instead of ToT. I post my recipe for "REAL Caramel Apples" (no wrappers!) at EMN. Hope you can stop by sometime!
I love it - a great costume! :) Have a great weekend, Steph!ReplyDelete
I never got to go trick r treating as a child because my parents felt it shouldn't be celebrated, but now it is one of my favorite holidays. But I am at a loss this year on what to do with the candy-Little Dude is big enough to know what it is, so this year will be practice for us in how to keep the candy at a minimum!ReplyDelete
I'm the chef, Hubby is the cookie Monster and the kids are both cookies ;) A little cardboard and a lotta paint!ReplyDelete
My kids have never been trick or treating either. For that matter, neither have I. We are "that" house on our street as well. I never knew what to think either, and now the years have flown by and the girls are older.ReplyDelete
I think tonight we may go to the movies.
girl! you are so cute! This is the first time I've seen one of your videos!ReplyDelete
Can't wait to see the glitter!
ok, so i wasn't gonna dress up, but since i knew i had pipecleaners and a headband laying around the house, i made myself up a headband just like yours, and am now going as a cat as well....lol.ReplyDelete
hope you don't mind.
now i just need to find a way to make a tail....hmmmmmm.
What a fun costume! We're throwing my son a little halloween party in an hour.ReplyDelete
Ever since my hubby and son bought me a gorgeous pair of diamond earrings from www.idonowidont.com for my birthday recently, I wanted to treat my son to a halloween bash!
My costume is Marge Simpson of course!
i love the costume! you are so cute :)ReplyDelete
BTW - I saw you asking if people got the title of this post... yeppers ;) You were referring to costume, correct? When you said "stume" :)ReplyDelete
Isn't that the truth about figuring things out along the way as parents. Even with a couple of degrees in child and family development, I find myself confused and questioning my decisions at times.ReplyDelete
As a kid I grew up in a very conservative home and we never celebrated Halloween. While in college, I did a little research on Trick-or-Treating and discovered that it was actually founded by the Methodist church to encourage children to be good on Halloween and not cause trouble. The good little children who weren't out "tricking" people would go around to their neighbors and get "treats". The history is very fascinating.


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DUNCANSVILLE - The Blair County Chapter of the Nation Association for the Advancement of Colored People will hold its annual Freedom Fund dinner at 6 p.m. Saturday at The Calvin House.
The keynote speaker will be Candi Castleberry Singleton, the chief inclusion and diversity officer at UPMC, a $10 billion, 20-hospital global health enterprise. She oversees employee engagement and community initiatives involvement.
Recently, Savoy magazine named Castleberry Singleton one of the 100 Most Influential Blacks in Corporate America and Diversity Woman magazine named her as one its Top 50 Diversity Champions.
Dinner is a choice of stuffed chicken breast, orange roughy or vegetarian. Tickets are $40 per person or $320 per table of eight. Reservations must be made by Tuesday by calling 942-1126 or 944-5390.
"We would like to thank our corporate sponsors and the wonderful people of Blair County for their support," said Don Witherspoon, president of the Blair County Chapter of NAACP.
The chapter will be presenting the following awards and scholarships at the dinner:
Humanitarian Award - Lori Bechtel-Wherry, sponsored by Reliance Bank and the Altoona Curve.
Community Service Award - Allan Robison, sponsored by Cracker Barrel and Little Caesar's.
Golfer of the Year Award - Wally Clapper, sponsored by Tom Koehle Iron Masters Golf Pro and ProCare.
Johnny Moore Outstanding Basketball Player of the Year Award - Manny Span, sponsored by Blair County NAACP and Thomas Dickey Law Office.
Blair County Freshman Basketball Player of the Year Award - Lili Benzel, sponsored by Best Way Pizza, Benzel's Bakery and Pizza Hut.
Coquese Washington Basketball Player of the Year Award - Darby Lee, sponsored by Copy Rite, Wendy's and Irwin Financial Group.
Recognition of the 2014 National Champion U18 Mid-State Mustangs Hockey Team, sponsored by Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Operation Our Town and Hippo, Fleming and Pertile Law Offices.
Welcome to the new mayor of Altoona - Matt Pacifico, sponsored by UPMC Altoona, Pacifico's Bakery and NPC Inc., Claysburg.
Welcome to new Blair County Judge - Wade Kagarise, sponsored by The Summit Tennis & Athletic Club and General Cable.
Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship - Tyrone Area High School's James Oliver, sponsored by McDonalds, JC Penney and Guy Landolfi.
President Barack Obama Scholarship - Hollidaysburg Area High School's Morgan Jennings, sponsored by DelGrosso Foods, KFC and Coldwell Banker.
Rosa Parks Scholarship - Altoona Area High School's McKenzie Madden, sponsored by Doug Madden Contracting and DeGol Carpeting.
Dr. Daniel Hale Williams Scholarship - Hollidaysburg Area High School's Marisa Ewing, sponsored by Red Lobster, Olive Garden and Keller Engineers.
Thurgood Marshall Scholarship - Bishop Guilfoyle High School's Nick Little, Sponsored by Burgmeier's Hauling and Wal-Mart Distribution Center of Bedford.
W.E.B. Dubois Scholarship - Altoona Area High School's Dennis Wilt, sponsored by Pal Mino's Pizza and Courtesy Motors.
Frederick Douglas Scholarship - Altoona Area High School's Shavar Jackson, sponsored by Navaco Industries and Dean Patterson.
Harriett Tubman Scholarship - Altoona Area High School's Courtney Chamberlain, sponsored by Prime Sirloin Buffet and East Freedom Walmart.
Julian Bond Scholarship - Tyrone Area High School's Terel Albright, sponsored by US Foods and DiAndrea Media.
Nelson Mandela Scholarship - Altoona Area High School's Manny Span, sponsored by Pepsi Cola Bottling and Altoona First Savings Bank.
Maya Angelou Scholarship - Altoona Area High School's Blanca Gates, sponsored by Sam's Club and Altoona Walmart.
Sojourner Truth Scholarship - Altoona Area High School's Chelsea Keller, sponsored by Sheetz Inc., M&T Bank of Altoona and Quality Awards.
Mary McLeod Bethune Scholarship - Altoona Area High School's Sierra Reighard, sponsored by First Commonwealth Bank and Peoples Natural Gas Co.
Barbara Jordan Scholarship - Altoona Area High School's Zakira Clark, sponsored by HealthSouth and the Altoona Mirror.
Recognition of the winners of the " Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Of Black History" TV Show Contest, sponsored by Altoona Area High School, Blair County Community Action Agency and The Port Foundation. Contest winners include Candace Outten, Kayla Rosas, Jack Supenia, Kharizma Thompkins, KeShauna Franklin, Shavar Jackson, David Simmons, Brandon Metzgar, Manny Span and Jermaine Samuel.
Recognition of the Bishop Guilfoyle girls' basketball team, which advanced to the PIAA Class A Western Final, and of the BG football team, which advanced to the District 6 Class A title game.
Recognition of Bailey Swogger (Bellwood-Antis) and Jordyn Swogger (Tyrone) on their accomplishment of joining the 1,000-point club in girls basketball.


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Ohio State RB Carlos Hyde was voted the draft's best RB in the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel's poll of 18 NFL scouts.
In NFL.com analyst Daniel Jeremiah's straw poll, five-of-five queried executives chose Alabama senior TE O.J. Howard over Michigan's Jake Butt.
Speaking on the Paul Finebaum Show on Friday, Georgia HC Kirby Smart called junior RB Nick Chubb (ankle) a game-time decision for Saturday's showdown with Tennessee.
Ohio State redshirt sophomore G Demetrius Knox is expected to miss upwards of eight weeks after breaking his foot in practice.
College Football 24/7 reports that 12 NFL teams are credentialed to attend Stanford at Washington on Friday.
Michigan HC Jim Harbaugh indicated that freshman RB Kareem Walker will likely redshirt this year.
Kent State redshirt freshman QB Mylik Mitchell will miss the remainder of the 2016 season due to a right wrist injury.
LSU junior RB Leonard Fournette (ankle) did not practice this week.
Alabama HC Nick Saban said that he was "hopeful" that sophomore RB Damien Harris (ankle) will be able to play against Kentucky on Saturday.
Former Bears director of college scouting, Greg Gabriel, indicated that Alabama redshirt freshman QB Blake Barnett's decision to transfer could draw questions from NFL teams.
Florida State sophomore DE Josh Sweat (knee) will be available for Saturday's showdown with North Carolina.
In a statement, Alabama HC Nick Saban indicated that the team has yet to decide on disciplinary action for senior edge rusher Tim Williams following his Thursday arrest.


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Could this end in a death?
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http://www.ripoffreport.com/r/Victor...ternet-830706# This has been updated to include Victor Voronov's arrests for assaulting his mother as well as his 4 DUI's and other arrests. I don't know how anyone could read this and still support Voronov.
Yep. They are like two high schoolers who got married right after graduation. Fortunately they cannot procreate.
Is adoption of a Russian baby in the cards for those two?
Did it ever occur to any of you that Johnny is hired for gigs because of the way he looks and acts? He's laughing all the way to the bank while you're throwing shade at him and declaring him an uber attention-getter. I think it's all pretty funny. He probably does, too.


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If you can find a more feature-packed laptop for $800 on store shelves, I'd like to see it. The HP Pavilion dv4-1125nr separates itself from its retail competition by including 64-bit Vista and 4GB of memory while also serving up multimedia-friendly features such as an HDMI port, dual headphone jacks, and a remote control. If you can get past its poor battery life, you'll find a lot to like about the 14-inch, feature-packed HP Pavilion dv4-1125nr.
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I literally spit out my coffee and I wasn't even drinking any when I saw this picture. This guy just reinvented the 2 inch blizzard survival game forever. Just hunkering down on some Cottonelle supersoft toilet paper like you read about. Can't stop, won't stop. Survival skill swag on a hundred billion trillion for sure.
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Community leader, Candide Jones, talks with DeWarren Carter, an inmate at Forsyth Correctional Center since 2004. In 2008, DeWarren earned the privilege of enrolling in Forsyth Humane Society's New Leash on Life program, which pairs inmate trainers with good-hearted, yet misbehaved, dogs. This program promotes the development of important life skills in each.
After the murder of her son, Dale McCants devoted her life to helping those in need.
Dorez Thomas and Sandra Miles, members of the Walkertown Wolf Pack Association, discuss the importance of community involvement to ensure that the children of Walkertown succeed, not only in sports, but in life.
The tragic loss of Beryl Mankin's son, Jonathan, to a car accident in 1994, caused her to question her purpose in life and moved her to a career of volunteerism and community outreach. In 2006, Beryl founded "Jonathan's Legacies - Readings for Re-entry", a program supporting prisoners transitioning to freedom. She talks with Pastor Kelly Carpenter of Green Street United Methodist Church.


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BIRMINGHAM, Alabama - Former UAB offensive lineman Chris Hubbard is hoping to follow in the footsteps of Matt McCants, another former Blazer lineman who was picked in the 2012 NFL Draft.
Hubbard is likely UAB's top prospect this year after earning all-conference honors as a tackle this year, helping pave the way for Darrin Reaves to run for more than 1,000 yards.
Hubbard received some individual attention from teams at UAB's Pro Day on Monday at Legion Field.
"Had a great day," Hubbard said. "Felt like I ran pretty decent with the 40 time. I think I did good."
Hubbard measured in at just over 6-foot-3 and 290 pounds. NFLDraftInsider listed Hubbard's 40-yard dash time in the 4.8 range (good for an offensive lineman) and he bench-pressed 21 reps of 225 pounds.
What Hubbard brought through the course of the season, and his career, is what stood out for UAB head coach Garrick McGee.
"He's a very mature kid," McGee said. "He's consistent and it's hard to find guys consistent kids, guys you know exactly what you're going to get every single day. That's what he brings to the table.
"I think he should get an opportunity definitely as a free agent. That's all you can ask for as a college player, to get an opportunity to put on a uniform."
Hubbard played in the Raycom All-Star Classic along with teammate Marvin Burdette. The two were actually on opposite teams.
Hubbard could play guard at the next level. He said scouts like his quickness, footwork, good hand placement and he described himself as "a student of the game."
"I'm just trying to work harder than anybody else out there," said Hubbard, who got married prior to last season.
Scouts from the Houston Texas, Miami Dolphins and Pittsburgh Steelers were in attendance throughout, while scouts from the New Orleans Saints and Buffalo Bills showed up late.
Others working out from UAB included linebacker Marvin Burdette, receiver Patrick Hearn, linebacker Greg Irvin, cornerback Cornelius Richards and safety Lamar Johnson.
Two other local products of interest worked out - Birmingham-Southern running back Shawn Morris, the brother of Washington Redskins' running back Alfred Morris and Galludet University (Washington D.C.) defensive back Tony Tatum, who has battled a hearing impairment since he was 4 years old and attended Huffman High School.
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FLINT, MI -- The American Institute of Architects Flint Chapter has awarded its first scholarship.
Ashley Rinks was awarded the scholarship Friday. She is a former Lake Fenton High School and will be attending the University of Notre Dame.
The scholarship was established to assist and existing college students and youth graduating from high schools in Genesee, Shiawassee, and Lapeer counties.
Applicants must be pursuing a professional degree in architecture at a college or university with an accredited architecture program, or an associate degree in architectural technology.
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Raise your hand if you could have told me who Cardinals pitcher Lance Lynn was before this season.
If you raised your hand, congratulations, you're probably a Cardinal fan.
If not, it's okay, you're just like the rest of us.
Every year, ball clubs come into the season with a solid idea on who will produce for them.
However, every team also has at least one guy who comes out of nowhere and plays like a five-time All-Star.
The Cardinals aren't the only ones who had a surprising player step up for them this season.
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Mylar balloons disrupt power in Buena Park
BUENA PARK – Traffic lights at Valley View Street and La Palma Avenue were still out Tuesday afternoon after Mylar balloons caused a power outage that affected 2,313 customers in the area, police said.
Officers are continuing to direct traffic while Edison crews work to fix a power line downed by the Mylar balloons, said Caroline Aoyagi, an Edison spokeswoman.
The outage was first reported at 12:24 p.m. Tuesday after the balloons became entangled with the lines. Crews were able to restore power to 1,200 homes within two minutes of the outage, Aoyagi said. An hour later, more of the power was restored. Only two homes still remained without power as of 2:15 p.m.
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The reason you haven't heard very much about the budget talks that were scheduled as part of the deal to end the government shutdown two months ago is because they aren't going anywhere.
According to Bloomberg Businessweek, Republicans and Democrats are sticking to their same old guns and talks are stalled. Republicans don't want "revenues" (taxes) touched and Democrats don't want entitlements "cut."
As we wrote last year at this time when the country was going over the "fiscal cliff":
Plain old practical common sense should tell people in both camps that:
1. Increasing the eligibility age for Medicare and Social Security for people 20 or so years from qualifying for the programs is not a cut.
2. Reforming the tax code to get rid of deductions and special deals that benefit only a few individuals - or, in some cases, a single industry - is not a tax increase.
As we have stated repeatedly, as life expectancy increases, the eligibility age for entitlement programs must also increase. Social Security was "fixed" in the 1980s by gradually increasing the eligibility age. It is time to apply that same logic to Social Security again and to Medicare for the first time.
The tax code has got to be simple enough for the average American to understand. Special interest deductions must be done away with once and for all.
Again, we believe that deductions based on the number of people in a family, charitable gifts and the mortgage interest on the principal residence should be the only ones regarded as sacrosanct.
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Congrats to the winners of The Miller: Bob Stiller, Jan Finger, Steve Gingrich and -- for the second straight year -- Jeanne Henkel. Good curling everyone.
The Chesapeake & Potomac Invitational Bonspiel (CPI) will be held in Easton, February 22-24. We are planning to continue the format where two Chesapeake and two Potomac Curling Club members are paired together to form teams. Though not necessary, you are encouraged to sign up with a partner. The cost is $40 per curler.
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Congratulations to the team of Wick Dudley, Rick Bulala, Dick Bemis and Ron Beattie for winning the 2nd Event at the GNCC Senior Men's Bonspiel at the Nashua Curling Club. Way to go, guys. Good curling.
Chesapeake Members: The registration for our club bonspiel, The Miller, is ongoing. Please contact Scott Dow if you are interested in curling. $25 per curler. Event takes place on 2/9. Includes lunch.
Tomorrow at the Talbot Center we are having a learn to curl at 12:30 PM. Click here to register: http://www.chesapeakecurling.org/learn-to-curl
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• The inability to see through blood remains the main obstacle to the widespread and routine use of angioscopy. Local irrigation with a balanced salt solution is presently the most widely used method to clear the blood. By applying basic principles of irrigation and using a unique, dedicated, irrigation pump, we found that routine angioscopy during lower extremity revascularization that yields consistent high-quality studies is feasible, clinically useful, and safe. Between May 1, 1987, and July 31, 1988, 136 intraoperative angioscopies were performed during 112 peripheral bypass procedures, 15 thrombectomies, 2 embolectomies, and 7 miscellaneous revascularization procedures. Mean total irrigation fluid used in the peripheral bypasses was 398 mL (range, 0 to 1400 mL). Good visual quality was obtained in more than 80% of angioscopies and the failure rate was only 1.8%. On the basis of the findings in 71 of the 136 angioscopies, 78 clinical or surgical decisions were made. No complications were directly attributable to the insertion of the angioscope or use of the pump.
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Here's more examples. Not even including the ones this year.
I don't know why either have a C on their chest. I've stated many times I think Sid was too young for the position (which would make Ovie too young). Yzerman was made a captain too young by the same standard.
How can a 18/19/22 yr old be expected to lead a 35+yr old veteran into a playoff game, regardless of talent?
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Albuquerque BioPark employees said they've recently been finding puddles of urine near the polar bear exhibit, and they believe it's from kids who couldn't quite make it to the bathroom.
"It's kind of gross, but as I say, I think it's something that'll happen in most heavily visited places," said zoo curator Bill Aragon.
About 1.5 million people visit the BioPark each year.
Officials say there are many restrooms scattered throughout the park. They said the closest one to the polar bear exhibit is in the Cottonwood Café.
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BayHawks to meet expansion team today
The Erie BayHawks need a spark and they'll look for it against a brand-new D-League team tonight on the East Coast.
Erie will take on the expansion Delaware 87ers at 7 p.m. at the Bob Carpenter Convocation Center on the campus of the University of Delaware. The BayHawks then leave immediately for Reno and the D-League Showcase, beginning Monday against Austin.
Delaware is in its first year of existence and is an affiliate of the Philadelphia 76ers. The 87ers (3-12) lead Erie (1-11) by a half-game in the East division standings.
The BayHawks' first priority for a turnaround will be to shore up their defense. Erie has allowed at least 101 points in 10-of-12 games this season. In both games the BayHawks didn't allow 101 points, they averaged 89 points on offense.
Erie is also looking to recover from the loss of Jeremy Tyler, who came to an agreement with the New York Knicks on Monday. Tyler, 22, averaged 19.8 points and 11.4 rebounds in his final five games with the BayHawks and left Erie as the team's leading scorer and rebounder.


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Well have you? I included a poll just for fun! Me personally, yes I have been caught about 3-4 times, every time it was embarassing and akward. I can say I've never been caught during orgasm though, LOL. Maybe you caught some one else masterbaiting?
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GRAND RAPIDS, MI – The moniker of "Beer City USA" is drawing craft beer festivals from the east side of the state to our own backyard.
BRU Fest Grand Rapids, a Detroit-based beer and food festival, is coming to Grand Rapids at the DeltaPlex Arena from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 9.
Presented by the Children's Leukemia Foundation, which just opened up an office in downtown Grand Rapids last year, the beer, food and music event will donate all of its proceeds towards helping families experiencing the challenges of having a child with leukemia.
The festival is in its third year in Royal Oak and has sold out each year. Sponsors for the BRU Fest Grand Rapids are Bell's Brewery, Buffalo Wild Wings and Bagger Dave's. The brewery and the restaurants will bring their popular beers, wings, and burgers.
General admission tickets are $39. The tickets include access to over 17 of Bell's Brewery craft beers, including rare out-of-season brews, and specialty brews not regularly for retail sale.
With each ticket purchase, attendees will receive four tickets for burgers and wings, a souvenir BRU Fest 2013 mug, and the chance at free giveaways along with live entertainment and games.
For more information or to register for the event, visit www.brumichigan.com.
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Small liberal arts colleges rarely offer all four areas of these areas of study – archaeology and cultural and social, linguistic and biological anthropology – but Hamilton does. And you will have a chance to do plenty of hands-on learning, maybe even at one of the earliest archaeological sites in North America.
Lillia McEnaney '17 has pursued archaeology since high school. As a high school junior she was drawn to Hamilton's program for its focus on the U.S. and Canada. Once on the Hill, McEnaney discovered a related passion – religious studies. Her particular archaeological interest lies in the U.S. Southwest and examining designs on pueblo pottery from a scientific and religious studies perspective. Not surprisingly, McEnaney majors in archaeology and religious studies. Her accomplishments include publishing an article in the international journal Museum Anthropology and curating exhibitions at the Institute for American Indian Studies.More >>
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This fresh-tasting side dish of summer squash and zucchini goes well with chicken, pork or steak. But it's so colorful and flavorful that it might steal the spotlight from your entree.
- 2 medium summer squash, halved and sliced
- 2 medium zucchini, halved and sliced
- 1/3 cup chopped onion
- 1-1/2 teaspoons olive oil
- 1 large plum tomato, diced
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1/2 teaspoon lemon-pepper seasoning
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup shredded Monterey Jack cheese
- In a large skillet, saute the squash, zucchini and onion in oil for 8 minutes or until crisp-tender. Stir in the tomato, butter, lemon-pepper, garlic powder and salt. Cook for 2 minutes or until heated through. Remove from the heat; sprinkle with cheese. Cover for 1 minute or until cheese is melted. Yield: 8 servings.
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Women's Clubs offering scholarships
MARTINSBURG - The General Federation of Women's Clubs of West Virginia (GFWCWV) will offer several scholarships of up to $1,000 to prospective West Virginia students at an accredited college, professional, vocational or technical program offered by an institution in West Virginia. Students must be full-time and must have resided in West Virginia for at least three years prior to applying. Scholarship applications are available at all high school guidance offices or by calling Barbara Hess at 304-263-7726. All applications must be postmarked no later than April 1 and must be sent to Barbara Hess at the address indicated on the application.
Scholarship available for local student
HARPERS FERRY - Applications are now being accepted for the 2012 GFWC Woman's Club of Harpers Ferry Carrie Schilling College Scholarship. The scholarship is for $1,000 and is open to persons living in the 25425 ZIP code who plan to major in arts and humanities, environmental studies or public service. Contact the high school guidance counselor for an application or call 304-535-6900 for additional information. Applications should be postmarked by April 1.
Rumsey offering free programs
HEDGESVILLE - The Jill S. Weekley Learning Center at the James Rumsey Technical Institute offers a variety of free programs to students 16 years of age and older who are out of the public school system. All classes and programs are completely free of charge and are available during both day and evening hours. Some programs available are: GED preparation, math review, grammar review, computer tutorials, basic study skills/vocabulary and essay writing, LPN preparation and more.
All students are required to attend an orientation session prior to beginning Learning Center programs. Sessions include information and explanation of the center's programs, class schedules, goal setting and testing and placement appointments. Daytime orientations are held in the Learning Center on the first, third and fifth Monday of each month from 9 to 11 a.m. or noon to 2 p.m. for GED and basic/computer skills. Evening orientation is held on the first Tuesday of each month from 6 to 8 p.m. for GED and basic skills/computer skills.
Orientation dates are as follows: April 2 and 23 at 9 to 11 a.m. or noon to 2 p.m. and April 3 at 6 to 8 p.m.
The official practice test will be given on the second and fourth Monday of each month at 9 a.m., the first Thursday of each month at 4 p.m. and the second Saturday of each month at 8 a.m.
The Learning Center is open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday; and from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday.
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Money for college open to farm families
HAGERSTOWN, Md. - The Washington County Farm Bureau will offer several sponsorships and grants to young adults of Farm Bureau families for educational advancements. Up to $5,000 is awarded to Washington County, Md., youth who express interest in agriculture. Deadline to apply is April 15.
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Theme: Violence and Representation in Africa and the African Diaspora, April 17-20, 2011
The seventeenth annual conference of the International Society of African Philosophy and Studies hosted by the Department of African American and African Studies and the Department of French and Italian at The Ohio State University will bring together scholars, artists, practitioners, and activists from a variety of disciplines to explore the nature, forms, and manifestations of violence in the African world. Apart from the traditional more or less negative representations of violence, the conference will enable participants to further nuance the concept of violence and connect it to morality, ethics, accountability, and "democracy." Scholars are also encouraged to discuss epistemic, economic, social, and political manifestations of violence that have functioned both as a means to free Africans, as a resource to keep them in subordination, or, as Fanon claims, as a cleansing force.
The organizers welcome ground breaking papers that discuss issues such as epistemic violence and the invention of blackness; violence of/and the stereotypical representation of African descended peoples in the media; violence and Western encounter with Africa: From the triangular trade and the scramble for Africa to the decolonizing process; Violence, Knowledge, and Trauma; Violence as a cleansing force; Violence and Capitalism: from the economic policies of the IMF to the illicit enrichment of African political elites; Violence, class, and Social Reproduction; Violence and Poverty; Violence and Gender; From Miles Davis to Chris Brown: Gendered Violence in the Black household; Violence, Race, and Afro-European experiences; Violence and the City; Politics, Policy, and Violence; Law, Violence, and Race; Violence and Culture; Violence and Religion in Africa; Violence and Black Popular Culture; Violence, Nation, and Nationalism; Genocides; Tribalism; The treatment of violence in African literatures; Violence and Language; The Language of violence; New Perspectives on Violence, etc.
Papers will be accepted in English and French.
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Nothing like some good solid competition to get the burn going again! Did you read mark's post yesterday? I think it would be quite useful.
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On a quick sidebar- You should weigh yourself at home and at work with the same amount of clothing (and if possible liquids and food) to see how much the scales differ. Chances are they'll be within 2 lbs of each other but it'll give you good insight on to what to expect from the other scale.


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all I see at that url is stock site from an ISP.
well so far I've used the batter as pancakes for the kids with hugh success ( but that is probably the maple syrup). I Have also done the traditonal baking and then used them like bread. Cottage cheese and chopped corriander ( oh sorry, cilantro for the majority) but this mornings breakfast, yumo, was oopsie rolls with tomato and cheese under the griller (oops again sorry.... broiler?? I think).
Yesterday was 2:1 oopsie batter combined with roast pumpkin soup from the night. Spread LIBERALLY with sour cream......yumo!
How do you do yours??
PS I got the recipie from www.apinchofhealth.com.au if you have no clue what I am raving on about!!!
all I see at that url is stock site from an ISP.
I could never get those fucking things to cook right so I just gave up on 'em.
I always wanted to make this: Stuff I Make My Husband: French Toast
The stuff that woman has on her site is amazing. I usually cook something at least once a week from that site.
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A new poll by the National Right to Life Committee shows that more than half of all Americans, 55 percent, don't know that Planned Parenthood does abortions or that it's the biggest abortion provider in the country.
"The American people have been duped into thinking that Planned Parenthood is nothing more than a mainstream healthcare provider," Carol Tobias, president of National Right to Life, told Life News.
Tobias added that in reality, the organization performs 27 percent of all abortions in the United States annually.
"Regardless of what they say, for Planned Parenthood, abortion is big business," she said.
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Rita Ora Becomes Madonna's Latest Plaything
She'll model Material Girl at Macy's stores.By Allison P. Davis
She'll model Material Girl at Macy's stores.By Allison P. Davis
Her Madgesty approves.By Julie Ma
In a kind, motherly kind of way.By Christina Han
Feels so good inside.By Sally Holmes
And there's an MDNA tie-in.By Hilary Moss
"To be handpicked by Madonna and Lola as the new face of Material Girl is truly amazing."By Hilary Moss
Also, she had hairy armpits in high school.By Charlotte Cowles
It's called "Truth or Dare by Madonna."By Charlotte Cowles
"Fruit hurts my stomach."By Charlotte Cowles
Hear Lola talk about it.By Amy Odell
Eh, at least she's the face of Madonna's clothing line!By Amy Odell
Note to young reporters: Do not ask Madonna about Demi Moore's marital problems. Uh-uh.By Mike Vilensky
They're the same people.By Amy Odell
Auditions take place at Broadway Dance Center tomorrow morning.By Caitlin Petreycik
Someone claims to have been profiting off of this nomenclature since long before her line launched.By Amy Odell
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Bruce in Bangkok wrote:
> Has anyone any experience with the mail server Leafnode?
No, because it is not a mail server. It is a Usenet server.
> I am considering using it together with Knode to make an off-line
> mail reader. My question is whether Leafnode is configurable to
> control what groups it actually downloads messages from.
> In other words, does it down load messages only from groups that Knode
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> In looking at various sites I see information about configuring and a
> description that it is a small mail server, but no details of exactly
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You look at the wrong sites. It is a news server
> I have the feeling that if it is a mail-server it may well download
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Your newsreader will connect to it (with e.g. localhost as newsserver
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Residents of this farm community turned out to welcome new Trimble County High School Vocational Agriculture teacher Courtney Scott during a reception held in her honor Thursday at the Trimble County Cooperative Extension Office. There had been concerns among many local parents—many of them TCHS alumni who are veterans of the vocational agriculture classes of yore—that the program would be dropped from the curriculum after the previous instructor resigned at the end of the 2014-15 school year.
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New Trimble County Schools Superintendent Steve Miracle took time from his busy schedule to meet with the Bedford Rotary Club on August 25, and delivered an interesting presentation about his outlook and what he will emphasize in the future.
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The 25th Annual Trimble County Apple Festival kicks off at 10 a.m. Saturday with a series of festival pageants, including the Apple Festival Queen and Princess contests, Little Miss and Mr. and the Sweetheart pageant. The pageants will be held on the stage area on the south side of the Trimble County Courthouse.
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The Trimble Banner learned at press time Tuesday that the TCHS Site Based Decision Making Council has selected Michael Slider as the new Principal of Trimble County High School. The an announcement was made this week on the high school's website.
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A new program is targeting the needs of local residents with diabetes by providing more than just basic education about the disease.
Carroll County Memorial Hospital's new program will involve a pharmacist to help with drug therapy management and a registered dietitian to guide patients on what they should be eating. It will include monthly visits to the clinic, which will be offered at the hospital's family practice offices in Bedford, Carrollton and Warsaw, and more frequent follow ups by telephone.
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The murder trial of Robert L. Baldwin III has been tentatively set to begin on Jan. 11, 2016, Trimble County Circuit Court Clerk Stacy Bruner said Friday. Ten days have been set aside for the trial in Trimble County Circuit Court with Judge Karen Conrad presiding.
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Florida's only Senator-vs-Senator matchup of 2012 saw Democrat Maria Sachs beat Republican Ellyn Bogdanoff in a costly, bruising contest for a newly drawn Palm Beach-Broward seat.
But that was in a presidential election year, when Dems in South Florida enjoy a turnout boost.
As the 2014 midterm elections approach, Bogdanoff believes conditions look more favorable for the GOP and she's pondering a rematch. She says she'll meet with advisers this week to make a decision. The candidate qualifying deadline is June 20.
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Los Angeles authorities announced on Nov. 18 that Russell Brand, 35, is unlikely to face charges over a September confrontation at Los Angeles International Airport. The media had mobbed the British actor-comedian and fiancee Katy Perry, 26, as the couple moved through the terminal, and Brand was arrested after swatting at a photographer and hitting his camera. The star of Get Him to the Greek married the American singer in a lavish ceremony in India Oct. 23. • Michael Douglas, 66, who is battling throat cancer, got some good news when the suit filed by his ex-wife was tossed out of a New York court. Diandra Douglas, 54, was seeking half of the millions her former spouse earned for reprising his Oscar-winning role of Gordon Gekko in Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps. In a ruling made public on Nov. 15, a Manhattan judge said that because the couple divorced in California in 2000, the matter should be settled in that state.
Former American Idol finalist Chris Daughtry, 30, and his wife, Deanna, 37, welcomed fraternal twins Adalynn Rose and Noah James, who were born to a surrogate mother on Nov. 17. "Our family is overwhelmed with joy by these two precious gifts from God!" the rock musician tweeted. The new arrivals join Hannah, 14, and Griffin, 12.
Soulful singer Aaron Neville, 69, married photographer Sarah A. Friedman, 42 (inset), on Nov. 12 in New York City. It is the first marriage for Friedman and the second for Neville, who lost his wife of 48 years, Joel, to lung cancer in 2007. The couple met in New Orleans at a PEOPLE magazine photo shoot in 2008, when Friedman was hired to take a portrait of the Neville Brothers, and became engaged a few months afterward.
On Nov. 18 in Seattle, Colton Harris-Moore, better known as The Barefoot Bandit, 19, pleaded not guilty to five federal charges related to a two-year, cross-country crime spree. The charges against Harris-Moore, who has been in solitary confinement since being captured in the Bahamas in July, include interstate transportation of a stolen plane, boat and gun, as well as flying a plane without a pilot's license. The trial is set to begin Jan. 18, and Harris-Moore could face as much as 43 years in prison if convicted of all charges.
Confirming what has been rumored for weeks, Pink told Ellen DeGeneres on her Nov. 17 show, "I'm eating for two these days." The Grammy-winning singer, 31, revealed that her doctor thinks the baby will be a girl, and the pop star is worried she might end up with a daughter as unruly as she is. "I'm terrified one of us will go to jail!" she joked. Pink added that she and her husband of almost five years, motocross racer Carey Hart, 35 (inset), have wanted a child for a long time and had planned for the baby: "I worked for it. It was not an 'Oops!' " No due date has been revealed.
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The contractor and each subcontractor or the officer of the public authority in charge of the construction of a public improvement shall keep an accurate record showing the names and occupations of all such skilled laborers, workers and mechanics employed by them, in connection with the construction on the public improvement and showing also the actual wages paid to each of the skilled laborers, workers and mechanics, which record shall be open at all reasonable hours to the inspection of Workforce West Virginia and the public authority which let the contract, its officers and agents. It shall not be necessary to preserve such record for a period longer than three years after the termination of the contract.
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FRANKLIN TWP. -- The annual Sgt. Ippolito "Lee" Gonzalez Golf Tournament will be held at 2 p.m. Friday, May 30 at the White Oaks Country Club.
The annual tournament honors the memory of Gonzalez, the veteran police officer who was murdered while on duty in 1995. It raises money for scholarships.
This year, the entry fee for the golf tournament is $95 per player, although for $25 you can attend just the dinner. The entry fee also includes greens fees, lunch ticket, golf balls, tees and shirts.
There will be hole-in-one prizes, a 50-50 raffle, door prizes, prizes for the longest drive and closest to the pin, a putting contest and trophies for first and second finishers.
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Two people were hospitalized Thursday after a shooting, police said.
A third didn't require emergency care, but was grazed by a bullet, according to the Stockton Police Department.
One of the victims is listed as stable while the other is critically hurt, police said.
The shooting took place after an argument on Oak Street, near Pilgrim Street.
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Jackie Chan Adventures
My taste has a mind of its own, how else could one explain the preferences I have for certain games which no one else likes better than me? You would probably need at least a quantum computer to find a pattern in my logic within this century which means that a cluster of super computers nowadays wouldn't succeed in exploring the web before the next meteorite hits the earth's surface. However, this time I could have an explanation for why it is I liked to review this third person action game for kids: because I 0wn while playing such an easy game. Isn't that great? Well, it was until I had played a few hours after which I began to get bored.
That doesn't mean I have to lose my objectivity so I will judge this game the way it is meant to be: from a youngster's point of view which makes sense if you know that this game really focuses on kids from let's say five to about twelve. If you, mentally, do not fit in to that category then this game won't last long and neither will you consider it to be challenging. For those of you who don't get it yet: stop reading now if you are older. On the other hand, if you don't realize that you didn't need to read further to come to your conclusion, are you mentally above twelve then?
The story focuses on the cartoon series but there is really no need to have seen them as the game wraps up the general concept before you start playing. In addition, its plot isn't very thick either: you play as Jackie Chan who works for his uncle, an antique importer. The main idea is that there once was a box in which they captured a lot of evil spirits who have now been set free by a fancy villain. So your job is obviously to stop those monsters, recapture them and take home some antique stuff while you are at it.
Therefore you'll travel to a far-off locations, even to the moon, where you have to explore the area and then solve a puzzle (Tombraider kind of thing but ten times as easy) to get into a castle or cave where you can defeat the boss using one of the classical patterns. For example: you must throw rocks in his mouth while the creature of wind is breathing in. Of course, you will have to take out a serious number of enemies too. You'll do so by combining strikes and kicks which can be executed by tapping square or triangle. Sometimes you can pick up a wooden bat or broom with which you can fight too or try to find combinations like punch, punch and kick which initiates a special move. Fun but not that spectacular.
Especially children will adore the cell-shaded level design of which I think it will really create the kind of magic atmosphere needed to make them feel as if they live the game. On some occasions I wished that the camera would work differently but in general it did its job really fine and that is definitely something I can appreciate in the third person genre. The locations are varied too which helps to keep up the pace and excitement, after all isn't it fun to travel from a Mexican booby trapped temple to the Moon where gravity isn't like we know it on earth?
The sound effects are as I know them from games in the nineties but obviously adapted to the technology from today. What I mean is that the beeps and background music goes back to simplicity but does contain a kind of addictive, funny melody. I like that because when hearing such a sound, when somebody downloaded it from the internet in a nostalgic mood for example, it has the power to immediately recreate the awesome times you had while playing computer games as a kid.
Although I feel that Atomic Planet once again proved that also smaller developers can make good games (they are responsible for titles like Robin Hood: Defender Of The Crown, Mega Man and Miami Vice which will be published by Davilex shortly), you can't deny the fact that this game is very short and hasn't exactly got a wide audience. I do agree that quantity and quality are two different things but I guess most people would want both when they pay about fifty euro for a game. In fact, for an average teenager, it will probably take longer to get the money than to play the game. However, for the youngest generation this game is ideal as it is technically okay and has a difficulty level which is adjusted to their level. To be honest, I don't know if that is still necessary as there are lot's of children playing hardcore games too but that is not up to me to worry about, or is it?
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Most of us—1.25 million each year— die in hospitals. Despite the medical setting, the problems surrounding the process of dying and death are often legal. The dying process, for example, involves issues of personal autonomy and informed consent. The determination of death is usually defined by statute. The disposition of dead bodies and valuable organs is likewise governed by specific laws. Even the rare doctor who is able to avoid death issues in professional practice will ultimately have to confront them in personal life. Thoughtfulness toward one's survivors requires us to at least make our wishes clear before we die or become legally incompetent. This book explains living wills and durable power of attorney and their limitations.
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"I wanted to leave them there another day," he said of the crop he had grown on 24 plants.
But upon his return, they were gone.
Schafer, a lifelong Manor Road resident in the Sea View neighborhood, said a thief stole them and left the planter with two small green tomatoes.
"I'm 82 years old. If you needed tomatoes, take a couple. But he left me with two," said a dumbfounded Schafer. "Two!"
"If the guy would've taken a few, I wouldn't have minded, you know? Take a few. If you need them for a family or something, God bless you," he added.
The cherry-sized tomatoes left behind sit among zucchinis, rhubarb, eggplant and peppers.
Last Friday, Schafer showed the Advance his property. Using a cane to navigate the sizable green space next to his home on Manor, Schafer explained that a motion detector that feeds a signal to his house often goes off.
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