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Filling Out Form I-912 for a Fee Waiver
Can't afford the immigration application fee? You may be able to ask USCIS for a waiver.
Government filing fees for immigration processing can be expensive. However, if you don't earn much money and you don't have a lot of assets, you can ask U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to let you file some (but not all) applications for free.
Instead of paying the filing fee with your application, you submit a form called "Request for Fee Waiver," which USCIS calls "Form I-912." If you can prove you don't have the money, and your request is granted, you won't have to pay the filing fee, and USCIS will continue processing your application. If your request is denied, USCIS will send back your application, with a letter saying that it won't process it without receiving a fee payment as well.
When to File Form I-912
Form I-912 always goes together with some kind of application or petition for an immigration benefit you want, like a replacement green card or a certificate of citizenship. You can ask for a fee waiver when filing certain types of applications or petitions only. The instructions for Form I-912 tell you which ones. (Notably, you cannot use it for most adjustment of status green card applications.)
Form I-912 can't be filed after you've already filed the application or petition, so you'll need to have it done at the same time you're filing your application or petition.
You submit Form I-912 requesting a fee waiver instead of enclosing the check or money order for the fee that you'd otherwise have to pay. If you're filing more than one application or petition at the same time, you only need one Form I-912. (But make sure you list all the different applications or petitions that you're submitting on Line 5 of the I-192.) However, if you later file another application or petition that has a waivable fee, you'll need to submit another I-912 – USCIS won't remember that it let you file other applications for free.
Line-by-Line Instructions for Form I-912
Here are some pointers for filling out the fee waiver form.
Section 1
Section 1 of Form I-912 asks for information about the person who needs the fee waiver. Usually that's you, but if you're filing an application on behalf of your child, you would put the child's information in Section 1.
If you use two names as your "last name" or "family name," put them both in the box for Line 1.a. If you have no "middle name," you can write "none" in the box for Line 1.c.
Line 2 asks for an Alien Registration Number, sometimes called an "A" number because it's a series of numbers following the letter A. You may or may not have an A number – it's very possible that you don't. But if you've ever applied for an immigration benefit or been in immigration court, you probably do—check your immigration paperwork if you're not sure. Write "N/A" (which means "not applicable") on Line 2 if you don't have an A number.
Line 5 asks for the form number of the application or petition you're filing. Every form has a number – you'll see it in the top right corner and also the bottom left corner.
Section 2
Section 2 asks for information on your "dependent(s)," which can mean children, legal wards, your spouse, or your parents, if they depend on you for living expenses. You'll notice that it says to complete the table if applicable. If you have no dependents or they have nothing to do with the immigration benefit you're applying for and nothing to do with the fee waiver request, then Section 2 will not be applicable and you can write "N/A" next to Line 6.
One of the columns asks whether the dependent is included in the fee waiver request. The answer is yes only if the dependent is filing an application or petition that requires a fee waiver.
Section 3
Section 3 is where you tell USCIS why you deserve a fee waiver. There are three different ways to qualify -- pick the easiest one for you.
You will automatically qualify if you can prove you receive a "means-tested benefit" or if your income is at or below 150% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines. If you're sure you can qualify one of those ways, just check the box in either Line 7.a. or 7.b. and leave the other boxes unchecked. It's also okay to check more than one box (and prove you're eligible in more than one way) if you're not sure you can prove you're eligible one particular way.
The form tells you which of the remaining sections of the I-192 you need to fill out – you can write "N/A" in the sections you don't need to use.
Section 4
If you currently receive a "means-tested benefit," you should have checked the box in Line 7.a. of Section 3. You'll fill out Section 4 and Section 7, and skip Sections 5 and 6.
A "means-tested benefit" is defined for you on page 2 of the I-912 instructions. (The instructions are contained in a separate document, available on the USCIS website.) Means-tested benefits can come from a federal government agency or a state agency, and include things like SNAP ("food stamps") and Medicaid.
The important thing to remember is to attach proof that you (or your dependents) are getting the means-tested benefit. The best proof is a letter, form, or other document that came from the government and that has both the agency name and your name, showing that you're receiving assistance or participating in the program.
Section 4 asks whether you are receiving the benefit now. You should be able to check the "Yes" box. If you are not currently receiving the benefit, you are likely not eligible for the fee waiver on the "means-tested benefit" basis.
Section 5
Section 5 asks about your income. You need to fill this section out if you checked the box in Line 7.b. or Line 7.c. of Section 3.
Line 9 mentions "the stated income." That means the total you enter in the last box on the page.
Line 10 asks for "average monthly wage income" – add up yours and the wage income of everyone in your household if more than one person works. Wage income is how much money you make before taxes, if you work for someone else. It could be a salary, or it could be the amount you make per hour multiplied by the number of hours you worked. The average is easy if you are on a salary or your income doesn't change much month to month – just say what you made last month. If your wage income isn't always the same every month, it's probably best to get an average by adding up the amounts you earned in the past 12 months and then dividing by 12.
Line 11 is for all the other money you get each month, except for unemployment compensation that you get. (If other members of your household get unemployment, however, you should include it.) If you're self-employed, this is where you list how much money your business makes.
If you're filling out Section 5 and relying on low income to qualify for the fee waiver, you need to include documents proving your income. Your latest federal income tax return is always good (especially if you're self-employed), although if it doesn't reflect your current income very well, you should submit copies of paycheck stubs or statements from your employer showing how much you're earning right now.
The instructions for Form I-912 will answer a lot of questions you might have about household size and income. Read the questions and answers for "Step 2" that begin on page 3 of the instructions.
Section 6
You fill out Section 6 only if you checked the box in Line 7.c. of Section 3. (Make sure you fill out Section 5, too.) You're doing this because your income might be too high to qualify for a fee waiver, but you have special circumstances that make it hard for you to pay the fee.
Line 12 is a big space for you to explain your hardship. You might have big medical bills that you must pay off every month, or you may not have been able to work for a while because of an injury, for example. If this is the case, USCIS will want to know about your "assets" – the value of everything you own, including money in the bank. List that in Line 15. For more information on assets, see page 5 of the instructions for Form I-912 under "Step 3."
Line 16 is where you list how much you pay every month for things like rent and food, and every other living expense. You should be able to prove these amounts as much as possible. So, you should include copies or printouts of all your bills, receipts, invoices, and other documents that show money you have paid.
Section 7
Everyone who is filing an application or petition that requires a fee needs to sign the fee waiver request form in Section 7, except for children under 14. If a child under 14 needs a fee waiver, a parent or guardian must sign for the child. (But if the parent or guardian already signed for himself or herself, there is no need to sign twice.)
Where to File Form I-912
A Form I-912 fee waiver request is never filed alone. As mentioned before, it's filed together with the application or petition that otherwise requires a fee. So you'll need to know the address of the USCIS office that accepts the application or petition you're filing, and send everything there.
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K just posting this on behalf of most of the server, to say that this PG 13 rules is absolutely stupid. We cant even crack a joke without being warned. Most of us are above 13 anyway so its redundant, really.
Not only does it limit what we can talk about but it limits the essence of the BC and the server. The people who are trying to impose this upon us dont even come to the server and wolf even said that the server isnt even affiliated with PC officially anymore, its a separate entity entirely. Honestly, Syn, Nica, Aurora, Sanguine and p much every
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The history of the server has always been laid back, away from the main forum where users can relax. We dont want it to become the new IRC or w/e people are trying to make it, its not fun.
Luke never minded, so why the hell do other people mind now ?
But yes dont just take my word for it, ask people on the server. We hate it and want it gone. Now.
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Skip to comments.National Debt Makes U.S. Vulnerable; Lender Nations Could Wage 'Financial Warfare'
Posted on 06/30/2008 6:06:46 AM PDT by Diana in Wisconsin
Tax rates could double. Spending on education, research, health and even Social Security could be squeezed tighter than ever. And foreign governments could use powerful financial leverage, rather than military force, to impose their economic and political agendas on the United States.
All because the U.S. national debt - which is being financed on a daily basis by the governments of China and a host of oil-exporting states, among others - has made this country far more vulnerable than its elected leaders let on, says David Walker, who recently finished a 10-year stint as U.S. comptroller general and head of the Government Accountability Office.
The nation's former auditor-in-chief will outline this crisis scenario today in Milwaukee, when he and an entourage of like-minded Washington policy analysts make their latest stop on Walker's Fiscal Wake-Up Tour.
Foreign governments and investors now hold fully half of the United States' total outstanding debt, making Washington susceptible to a new form of geopolitical conflict that Walker calls "financial warfare."
"I'm sure that people during the Roman Empire never thought that that Rome would fall," Walker said in an interview last week.
The tour began over two years ago and has visited 40 cities so far. The idea is to stoke change at the grass-roots level because, Walker said, elected leaders have been unwilling to address America's impulse to live beyond its means. Tour participants say they are acting in the spirit of Paul Revere.
"I believe we will wake up and make tough choices," Walker said. "The question is when. Will it be before, or after, a crisis?"
Walker and his group span a wide ideological spectrum. Appearing with him in Milwaukee are:
Stuart Butler, vice president of the conservative Heritage Foundation, which has close ties to the Bush Administration.
Alice Rivlin, former director of the Office of Management and Budget under President Clinton and now with the center-left Brookings Institution.
Robert Bixby, director of the centrist Concord Coalition, which focuses solely on national budget policy. Its board includes former Federal Reserve chairman Paul Volcker, former Clinton Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin, and former senators Sam Nunn, a Democrat, and Warren Rudman, a Republican.
Since March, Walker has been working as founding president and chief executive of the Peter G. Peterson Foundation. Peterson, a billionaire co-founder of the Blackstone Group private equity firm and commerce secretary under Richard Nixon, launched the foundation to lead a fiscal reform movement.
In congressional testimony last week, Peterson called the nation's borrow-and-spend practices "undeniable, unsustainable and yet politically untouchable." He said if policies remain unchanged, federal commitments including debt service over the next 75 years will total $53 trillion - which comes to $175,000 for every man, woman and child in the U.S. today.
"A lot of politicians know we have this problem and don't do anything about it," Bixby said. "What gets us on the road is a shared concern that we're dumping a huge - and some argue an immoral - burden on future generations. The immoral part is that we know we're doing it and we don't care."
Shadowing candidates
As the 2008 presidential campaign began, Walker's tour began shadowing the primaries. Stops have included New Hampshire, Ohio, Michigan, Iowa and a February visit to Madison.
Bixby follows the spending and tax pledges of both party's candidates. Without quibbling about what he calls the questionable budget math of John McCain and Barack Obama, Bixby arrives at a different point: Even if either candidate is able to finance his campaign pledges in a budget-neutral way, the nation's fiscal imbalances will continue to worsen.
"We cannot afford the fiscal policy that we already have," Bixby said.
Even before the baby boomer generation has begun to retire, Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid constitute 42% of the federal budget, he said. In the next 30 years, the share of population that's older than 65 will hit 20%, from 13% currently, which commensurately inflates the cost of those programs. At the same time, inflation in health care costs far outstrips economic growth, meaning that Medicare and Medicaid in 40 years will be as big as the entire federal budget today.
In less than 20 years, those three programs, plus interest payments on America's debt, will consume all the tax revenue the nation can expect by then, Bixby said.
"You'd get a crisis long before this," Bixby said.
And then there's what Walker calls financial warfare. Japan and China are America's two biggest lenders. Great Britain is third, followed by a bloc of oil-producing states including Iran, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Libya.
So in trade and military disputes, China, as America's No. 2 lender, holds considerable influence.
Foreign lenders, Bixby notes, can demand conditions - or threaten to stop buying U.S. Treasury securities, or even dump their existing holdings outright. To lure other buyers of Washington's debt, U.S. interest rates would then have to rise sharply, throttling the nation's economy.
"It means foreigners have more leverage on us and we have less leverage on them," Walker said. "You have to pay attention to your bankers."
"I don't think we should assume that we are too big to fail," Bixby said.
Growth not enough
All on the tour agree it's a fantasy to argue that the U.S. can grow its way out of its debt, Bixby said. "The economy would have to grow at an implausible rate forever," Bixby said.
Walker and his entourage also concur that few politicians are prepared to deal with an issue that will require sacrifices and hard choices - telling Americans that they cannot borrow forever.
But the next president and Congress cannot duck the issue entirely. For instance, a large portion of President Bush's tax cuts are scheduled to expire in 2010, and many want to extend them.
Walker and the Peterson Foundation are pressing the issue in several other ways.
The foundation recently acquired distribution rights to a documentary film, "I.O.U.S.A.," to be released in 13 cities in August. Walker calls it an "economic 'Inconvenient Truth.' "
The foundation has published "A Citizen's Guide to the Financial Condition of the U.S. Government" on its Web site, www.pgpf.org.
As for the tour, Walker said the biggest audience response comes from the slide he reserves until the end - his three grandchildren.
"We are not only putting ourselves in debt and expecting our kids to pay for it," he said, "we're cutting back on investments in the future."
Walker and his entourage also concur that few politicians are prepared to deal with an issue that will require sacrifices and hard choices - telling Americans that they cannot borrow forever.
Are these the same politicians that have been telling us that importing is good and that we don't need manufacturing?
OPEC could buy up America's own energy resources, oil fields, etc. Or it could simply become to expensive for us to develop what we have.
I think the bottom line to us serfs is the following:
1. Interest rates must and will go up
2. Get out of debt
3. Live well below your means
4. Save
This "serf" and the generation of "serfs" before her have always lived that way. ;)
If you buy a Swiss watch, you are not adding to the national debt. If a politician in D.C. spends more than we take in as taz revenue, he adds to the national debt. Understand the difference?
Nice mathematical obfuscation.
In other words, $2,333 per person per year - or, assuming a working life from age 21 to age 65, then $4000 per year.
Or 9.1% of per capita GDP - assuming that the US population does not increase at all in 75 years.
as long as the American people are addicted to getting the "freebie" from the gov't nothing will change. For we have become addicted that that most addictive and destructive substance known to any system of " self government". OPM (Other Peoples Money) And as long as we elect pushers (er ah I mean politicians) who's great claim is that they will provide more of it, we will be vulnerable.
First thing I would do was stop all monies going to other countries until our debt is settled. We are giving North Korea 36 million or more...that would go to the debt immediately. Isn't that what we do for our family budget. How many people in huge debt give their poor relative a "loan"...hopefully not too many. Why does America? We cannot afford to be giving out money like water any longer. Stop the insanity!!! Wake up America!
"I think the bottom line to us serfs is the following:
1. Interest rates must and will go up
2. Get out of debt
3. Live well below your means
4. Save"
or, the government can opt for inflating the way out of debt and obligations.
Your choice - the prudent one - is one that takes sustained effort and discipline for individuals and government.
The inflation choice - the easy one - allows politicians to demagogue, point fingers, and shift blame - and then institute social programs, and "security measures" to deal with the effects
Now, there used to be a time when one could trust our government to do the right thing. It's too easy to keep promising the big promises, then blame someone else when the promises are either fulfilled or fulfilled at pennies on the dollar due to hyperinflation.
The hard way requires tough leadership & sacrifice, the easy way requires continued irresponsibility and short-term thinking. Which one do you think our government will take?
Long before the money runs out, American-plan socialism will distract citizens with the usual array of deceits.
Blame will be assigned to some sections of the population, terror will be unleashed upon them, injustice will be a way of life.
Just the normal socialist stuff - nothing to see here.
"Just the normal socialist stuff - nothing to see here."
Yes, and the sheeple will just keep moving on.
"Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid constitute 42% of the federal budget"
And of that 42%, how much is being spent on illegal alien families with anchor babies?
END BIRTHRIGHT CITIZENSHIP and stop all federal (and state) aid to illegal aliens.
IMO, this is a greater magnet than jobs and doing just as much damage, if not more.
Why shouldn't we extend them? Mr. Walker doesn't say what might happen to the national debt if those tax increases he seems to be in favor of cause a prolonged recession - which they will.
Mr. Walker, like so many others, thinks that our money in the hands of people who cannot control their spending is better than us being allowed to keep it. Our national debt is about 66% of GDP. Japan's is 160% of GDP. I wonder if Walker believes Japan is more doomed than we are and should immediately increase taxes? The only real alternative is to cut spending on entitlements. Given Obama's appeal, I'm not holding my breath.
you will not see any progress on these issues from either presidential candidate.
The the poll taken last week shows Americans' confidence in congress is at an all time low nearly hitting a 10 per cent approval rating. The world's confidence in America as the economic engine of a global economy seems to be at an all time low as well, if the crashing and bottoming of the dollar has any significance. I read those two as the seeds of economic decline which have been planted over the past years have finally matured and we have absolutely NO SIGNS of any leaders or leadership from any sector that might be able to effectively address the reality that we find ourselves in.
The politicians will take the easy way out and try to inflate their way out of this mess - which WILL lead to much higher interest rates (as the world is not going to fall for it)...
The FED can only control very short term interest rates. The rest are set by the market.
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more infoWhat is a billion? Too true to be funny
If this is the wrong spot for this mods, please move it to the right place!!
The next time you hear a politician use the word 'billion' in a casual manner, think about whether you want the 'politicians' spending YOUR tax money.
A billion is a difficult number to comprehend, but one advertising agency
did a good job of putting that figure into some perspective in one of its releases.
A. A billion seconds ago it was 1959.
B. A billion minutes ago Jesus was alive.
C. A billion hours ago our ancestors were living in the Stone Age.
D. A billion days ago no-one walked on the earth on two feet.
E. A billion dollars ago was only 8 hours and 20 minutes, at the rate our government is spending it.
While this thought is still fresh in our brain, let's take a look at New Orleans. It's amazing what you can learn with some simple division
Louisiana Senator, Mary Landrieu (D),is presently asking the Congress for $250 BILLION to rebuild New Orleans.
Interesting number, what does it mean?
A. Well, if you are one of 484,674 residents of New Orleans (every man, woman, child),you each get $516,528.
B. Or, if you have one of the 188,251 homes in New Orleans, your home gets $1,329,787.
C. Or, if you are a family of four, your family gets $2,066,012.
Washington, D.C. < HELLO! >
Are all your calculators broken??
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Not one of these taxes existed 100 years ago,
and our nation was the most prosperous in the world.
We had absolutely no national debt,
had the largest middle class in the world,
and Mom stayed home to raise the kids .
What happened?
Can you spell 'politicians!'
And I still have to 'press 1' for English.
I hope this goes around the U S A at least 100 times!!
~No one saves us but ourselves. No one can and no one may. We ourselves must walk the path.
The inflation question was asked at the Madison event earlier this year. Dave Walker said that entitlements are indexed to inflation so it wouldn't do any good.
I know - that is the rock/hard place problem and why the FED lies about the true rate of inflation. BUT - The FED can NOT control anything but very short term interest rates. Medium and long term rates are set by the market and I think that is going to change and go much higher.
I have been looking into RTPIX, RRPIX, PST and TBT as a way to invest to what I think is going to happen...
This would be good advise to our government.
A. A billion seconds ago it was 1959.
No it it up to 1976. That means this email has been around for 17 years. (1 billion seconds = 31.69 years)
B. A billion minutes ago Jesus was alive.
And quite cranky at about 110 years old. (1 billion minutes = 1901 years).
E. A billion dollars ago was only 8 hours and 20 minutes, at the rate our government is spending it.
Now it is closer to 3 hours. ($1 billion / $2.9 trillion * 365 days * 24 hours = 3.02 hours)
"I'm sure that people during the Roman Empire never thought that that Rome would fall,"
...and yet, where would we be today, if it hadn't?
For many people, #s 2 & 4 are extremely hard to do at the same time and it never works out that way.
1B Zimbabwe $ = approx 1 US $
Good article, unfortunately written about five years too late.
Can we sell 'debt credits' to other governments like the 'carbon credits' proposals?
Oh, higher interest rates for sure, but of greater concern are the radically higher tax rates (since even at high interest rates, US debt will be treated much like CDO debt is today)
So, if, as one poster pointed out, that entitlements indexed for inflation are honored (they won't be....but that's another story) and nobody will loan us money, then where will the government get the money? "The Rich"....."Big Oil"...."Greedy CEO's and their company's" The productive will be put out of business (or forced into the black market).
For the GOP to redeem itself its going to take people coming forth with revolutionary ideals - not more of the same stuff we have been seeing for the past 20 years or so.
The article says that we are increasingly having to rely on China and oil exporters to bail us out. The national debt problem would never have gotten to where it is without our trade imbalance.
Borrowing puts our national security in peril. One of the few modifications to the Constitution that I would support is a balanced budget amendment.
The article says many things.
The question is: are they true?
The national debt problem would never have gotten to where it is without our trade imbalance
Really? So it is impossible for a country with a positive trade imbalance to borrow money?
Or, alternatively, it is impossible for a country with a negative trade imbalance to delever?
Here's a hint: our trade imbalance is currently $61 billion. Our total economy is $13.5 trillion.
In other words, our trade imbalance is 0.4% of our economy.
Meant to ping you to 34.
What did the founding fathers think about debt?
"I place economy among the first and most important of republic virtues, and public debt as the greatest of the dangers to be feared." -Thomas Jefferson to William Plumer, 1816
"Within our own borders we possess all the means of sustenance, defense, and commerce; at the same time, these advantages are so distributed among the different states of this continent as if nature had in view to proclaim to us be united among yourselves, and you will want nothing from the rest of the world." Samuel Adams July 4, 1776, on Independence
"No generation has a right to contract debts greater than can be paid off during the course of its own existence." - George Washington to James Madison 1789.
No comment? The article is total BS. The foreign investors cannot call in the debt. They are stuck, powerless, watching their investment deflate every day. Tough.
"The Roman Republic fell, not because of the ambition of Caesar or Augustus, but because it had already long ceased to be in any real sense a republic at all. When the sturdy Roman plebeian, who lived by his own labor, who voted without reward according to his own convictions, and who with his fellows formed in war the terrible Roman legion, had been changed into an idle creature who craved nothing in life save the gratification of a thirst for vapid excitement, who was fed by the state, and who directly or indirectly sold his vote to the highest bidder, then the end of the republic was at hand, and nothing could save it. The laws were the same as they had been, but the people behind the laws had changed, and so the laws counted for nothing." - Teddy Roosevelt
I just bought a twelve-pack of Foster's. I added to our trade deficit. I didn't do squat with regard to our budget deficit.
Ask Japan. They've had huge trade surpluses since forever. Here's the last 20 years or so. Their government debt is about 150% of GDP, according to this.
If our level of 66% means we're doomed, I guess Japan died about 5 years ago.
People also don't look at the asset side of the U.S. ledger. The government (us) own 65% of the land in this country and all the mineral wealth, buildings, etc. on it. What is 800 billion barrels of oil shale worth? Several trillion dollars probably. Coal, brudges, highways, etc.
Obviously the answer is to reform entitlements but blaming politicans is a waste of time. The people in this country don't want it to happen. It is clear to me the people lead and political leaders follow, or are voted for when they mirror the people's mood.
In 1976 people were not ready for Reagan, not after just coming out of Vietnam. But they were ready after 4 years of Carter. In the 30s the Brits were not ready for Churchill as he warned them of the Nazi threat. But who did they turn to when war started. And five minutes after Germany surrendered they kicked their greatest leader to the curb because the people wanted to go in another direction.
Our leaders are for the most part a reflection of ourselves. Sad but true.
That's what everyone was crying about back then - the last time America was about to collapse.
I'm in complete agreement.
I don't get it. If I have nothing in the bank, and buy that Foster's on my credit card, the argument is that I should've bought Budweiser on my credit card instead.
Moreover, think about it intuitively: government borrowing in excess should reduce the value of the dollar, which would theoretically increase the attractiveness of US exports to foreigners and decrease the attractiveness of foreign imports to US consumers.
Reducing leverage by itself should increase a trade imbalance.
Not tooo surprised.
I have to do statistics by the manual.
I think the points are still worth pondering.
Bail us out of what? The Japanese have had large trade surpluses for 20 years now yet their economy has been sucking wind for the past 18 years. How do you explain that away given they have a strong currency?
In 1989 they were eating shaved gold on their sushi and plotting to dominate the world's economy. Today they still can't get their economy going while 40 year old professionals have to live with their parents because they can't afford a home. Is that the kind of economy you think we should emulate?
What a GREAT POST! The above live, an aged and proper way to live in the last century, "below your means", is exactly how my parents raised their four children. Yes, I've spent too much on C.C.'s before, but I've been able to pay them off quickly too, and I am now more fiscally responsible than I have ever been in my life. I don't like the feeling of being in "Debt" to anyboby or any credit card company. My wife and have 2 cards between us and they get paid off at the end of every month now. We've raised a generation of people who must have what they want "Right Now" and it is to the detriment of this country, much less their emotional health. The question is, how are all the people who don't have the extra funds to cover their minimum monthly payments on their C.C.'s, going to LIVE when they can't afford to pay it or the cards off??? That is a cause of great wonderment for me. I know some people who have $10-15K on their cards and they're paying $335-390 Per Card every Month, and I don't know how they do it, it's a real waste of emotions to NOT live within your means, that's what I've found.
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Western is coming off Saturday's fresh road victory over Henderson State. The game became the first road playoff victory for the Griffons and helped send them to Minnesota to play against the top-seeded Mavericks.
The Griffons are 8th in Division II in rushing offense, scoring 43 rushing touchdowns and collecting over 3,600 rushing yards. Michael Hill places second among fellow rushers averaging 172.08 yards per game to go with his 16 rushing touchdowns on the season. As a finalist for the 2012 Harlon Hill Award, Hill and Western are going to test Mankato's defense.
In Division II, the Mavericks rank sixth in rushing defense. They've only allowed 12 rushing touchdowns on the season and give up just over 83 rushing yards per game. The surprising stat is that Mankato's opponents only average 2.63 yards per carry.
Western doesn't hold a high spot in rushing defense, but it has solid stats that will help it against Mankato. Overall, the Griffons only allow 154.77 rushing yards per game on 4.37 yards per carry.
The Mavericks are just a few spots behind Western, ranking 17th in rushing offense. With just under 2,800 rushing yards and 35 rushing touchdowns, Mankato's offense will suffer slightly due to their lack of an outstanding rusher.
Overall, Western's scoring offense ranks 14 spots ahead of Mankato's. The Griffons have collected 572 points to the Mavericks' 454. However, Mankato outranks Western in scoring defense by 30 spots. They allow just over 17 points per game, while the Griffon give up almost 23.
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Main Street Macon will present a free screening of the Blues Music Award-nominated documentary, "Down in the Woods," Oct. 25. The film, released in 2007, journeys into the world of Noxubee County's renowned bluesman Willie Earl King, a backwoods juke joint musician who lived and breathed the blues every moment of his life until his passing in 2009.
Two of the most exciting activities in the fall are cheering on our favorite team and gardening. As temperatures begin to drop and rains become more frequent, some of us get excited about working in the garden again.
When the weather takes on the crisp mantle of autumn, our taste buds turn to fall's favorite foods. Chili often tops the list.
Have you seen the size of caramel apples lately?
Ross Whitwam can't resist a pile of rubble. With stones, bits of brick and chunks of concrete, the Mississippi University for Women biology professor proves that one man's debris is another man's medium.
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Even though pansies, viola and dianthus are showing up in garden centers, don't be too quick to pull up your summer-flowering annuals. The recent Fall Flower and Garden Fest in Crystal Springs gave visitors a glimpse of what summer annuals can do for the fall landscape.
The American Civil War takes centerstage at the Hazard Lectures Series on consecutive Mondays, Oct. 22 and Oct. 29, in Columbus.
Even while she was a practicing registered dietitian, Claire Spradling felt she had the makings of a novel. When the West Point resident made the transition from nutrition to fiction, she was finally able to devote the necessary time and literary blood, sweat and tears to bring the story to the page.
"Intersections of Gender and Place," which features artwork by four Southern women artists, is open in the Eugenia Summer Gallery on the campus of Mississippi University for Women. The community is invited to a reception Friday, Oct. 19, from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.
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Comic rewrite of bar mitzvah fiasco fuels 'Sixty Six'
British director Paul Weiland dreaded making the speech at his 50th birthday bash -- a lavish weekend of candlelit banquets, champagne on tap and celebrity guests arriving via helicopter to his 18th-century country mansion.
The 45-acre estate swarmed with British film luminaries befriended by the loquacious Weiland, England's leading director of commercials and of television hits such as "Mr. Bean."
Helena Bonham Carter turned up with her domestic partner, American director Tim Burton; and actors Rowan Atkinson and Stephen Rea -- among others -- mingled with the creators of "Four Weddings and a Funeral," "Notting Hill" and "Love, Actually."
Still, Weiland fretted.
"Lots of my writer and actor friends had made fantastic speeches at their 50th parties, and I thought, 'My turn's coming, what am I going to do?" the now 55-year-old director says of his birthday nerves.
He managed to collect his thoughts and thank the 250 guests for attending, explaining that only a handful of people had showed up to his last major party -- his bar mitzvah -- because it chanced to fall on the same day as England's fight for the 1966 soccer World Cup. Even close relatives had begged off with lame excuses (they had flu, or a funeral) so they could stay home and watch the game on the telly.
"It was one of the most hilarious speeches I had ever heard," Bonham Carter recalled of Weiland's spiel. "Afterwards Paul was absolutely mobbed with people who thought he should turn the story into a movie. And I asked if I could play his mum."
Bonham Carter does indeed portray the Jewish mother, Esther Reuben, in "Sixty Six" -- a comic take not only on Weiland's disastrous bar mitzvah but also on the childhood years during which he was plagued by a bullying older brother, a nervous wreck of a father and a mother too preoccupied with her high-strung husband to pay much attention to her youngest son.
In the film, asthmatic nerd Bernie Reuben (Gregg Sulkin) obsessively plans his bar mitzvah because he imagines it will be the day he finally will be noticed and feted by his family. When fate lands the rite of passage on the same afternoon as the World Cup -- and the British team seems poised to make the finals -- he becomes perhaps the only Brit rooting for the team to lose. One amusing scene depicts Bernie trying to chant his Torah portion as revelers watching a game drown out his voice.
The film meticulously recreates Weiland's childhood in Southgate, a Jewish area in North London (he even used his own bar mitzvah RSVP cards -- inscribed with the lame excuses -- on the set).
But the comedy-drama -- by the producers of the "Bridget Jones" movies -- has a light touch and a feel-good ending, which Weiland says was very different from the real 1966 event.
"My uncle, who was supposed to be the photographer, went off to the match, so there is not one single photograph of myself at my own bar mitzvah," he said.
Weiland's family dynamics proved more like a Mike Leigh film than a "Bridget Jones" movie. His father, a grocer, did not suffer from a lovable (if annoying) mishegoss, but from a debilitating form of obsessive-compulsive disorder. "He was fixated on lights and locks and especially heaters, because he stashed all his cash in the house, and he was terrified of fire. He would constantly check and recheck these things, sometimes 20 times, sometimes 100 times. He used to crumble under pressure and his ulcers were constantly erupting. We could never properly book holidays because he would get sick over the idea of leaving his store."
Early on, Weiland says, he realized he needed "an escape route from home. I would try to attach myself to people who could be my heroes -- imagining I could grab onto their coattails and get dragged out of my life."
At 16, Weiland began working in the mail room of a London advertising agency; he went on to direct more than 600 commercials as well as television shows starring A-list British actors such as Miranda Richardson and Jonathan Pryce. (His Hollywood films include the not-so-well-received "Made of Honor," starring Patrick Dempsey.)
"I love directing because, as a filmmaker, you have the power to rewrite history -- in this case, my own," Weiland said. While he was working with the writers on "Sixty Six," he added, "they were the psychiatrists and I was the patient."
But making the movie wasn't as cathartic as he would have liked. In Britain, the film was released in 2006 on the same day as "Borat" and the same week as the James Bond film, "Casino Royale."
"Art imitated life," he said, glumly. "I was invisible yet again."
In the United States, however, "Sixty Six" has been well received on the Jewish film festival circuit and was picked up for distribution by Gary Rubin's First Independent Pictures. A July 8, 2008 review in The Hollywood Reporter lauds the movie as "engineered with such skill that it transcends the ethnic details to become a universal story of a boy trying to find his place in an inhospitable world."
Weiland concurs. "It's not so much a bar mitzvah film as the story of a boy who is desperate to be noticed," Weiland said.
'Sixty Six' opens in Los Angeles on Aug. 6. Weiland will conduct a Q-and-A session after the Aug. 6, 7:30 p.m. screening at Laemmle's Royal Theatre in West Los Angeles.
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quote: We probably need a 64-bit only version of Windows to be released before such a processor becomes market viable though.
quote: There just isn't that much of a transistor count penalty for supporting 32-bit to cause them to force the issue before then.
quote: Anyone who thinks Intel will use SSE5 is simply daydreaming. We all know what Monopolistic Intel is like.
quote: but as far as I know, since the K5, Intel has had inferior IPC performance
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Wisconsin Humane Society stages first 'Tails on the Trail' dog fest
The Wisconsin Humane Society will play host to hundreds of dogs at the first "Tails on the Trail" dog walk followed by the free Bark Bash on May 11 from 10 a.m. to 2:p.m. at Greenfield Park in West Allis.
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After last week's viral anomaly that raised Miley Cyrus' "Wrecking Ball" back to number one on the back of a YouTube comedian's parody video, things are back to normal on the Billboard Hot 100. After steadily climbing in recent weeks, Eminem finds himself on top of the charts. See the video for his big hit song below, then jump back in time to see the biggest hits this week in 2005, 1995, 1985 and 1975.
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The Los Angeles office is seeking a Senior Media Manager for their Nintendo account.The individual is responsible for planning, managing, implementing and measuring ongoing brand and product media strategies and outreach for Nintendo of America. This person is a proactive thinker who develops strategic and creative pitch angles and story ideas, contributes strategic and creative media ideas to plans, has established relationships with consumer tech reporters at top media outlets, including lifestyle press and local LA broadcast, and has a proven track record in delivering quality media results. This person has an excellent understanding of the consumer tech/video game industry, news, media trends, and media opportunities as well as exceptional client service skills. Video game industry experience is preferred but not mandatory.The individual will work in the GolinHarris Los Angeles office and will report to the Media Director of the Nintendo team.PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES:•Demonstrate a solid understanding of the Nintendo client's business, the video game industry and the competitive landscape. •Lead all of the media relations elements for brand and product launch programs.•Develop long term media plans and strategic media recommendations for Nintendo. •Counsel client on media strategy.•Develop and grow relationships with top national and local media.•Conduct strategic and proactive media outreach resulting in trend, feature, product and brand coverage.•Media train Nintendo executives prior to interviews and tours.•Prep Nintendo executives before interviews including contributing to key message development and positioning.•On-site management of media interviews, media events and meetings.•Develop strategies for media issues and contribute strategic media input for client crises.•Provide input to media materials.•Help manage Nintendo News Bureau.•Generate new ideas and opportunities to ensure media coverage. •Lead the media relations for special public relations events, such as press conferences, trade shows and media tours. •Train, counsel and develop staff in order to ensure quality media results from team in order to meet/exceed client expectations. •Develop metrics for programs, track results and provide detailed media analysis at wrap of program. •Manage the media team intern.REQUIREMENTS: Bachelor's Degree, 5-7 years related professional experience. Ideal candidates must have experience within a PR agency environment effectively servicing consumer facing client accounts. Experience in the video game industry is preferred but not required. Candidates should take great pride in their work, possess sophisticated client service and PR skills, be willing to travel and be a leader by example.


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ARTnews magazine seeks to fill a staff position that will entail copy editing and inputting text corrections. This person will copyedit and proof all text for grammar, sense, language, and house style; duties also include flowing text into layouts and inputting text corrections when necessary. Perfect mastery of English grammar, knowledge of art history and contemporary art, and familiarity with Chicago style are required. The ideal candidate will be meticulous, deadline-oriented, organized, and have an ear for language as well as a background or interest in visual art.Please send a cover letter, resume and references. No phone calls please.


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COPS Film Crew Member Shot and Killed in Omaha During Robbery
A COPS film crew member was reportedly shot and killed in Omaha, NE on Tuesday, August 27, 2014 during a robbery at a Wendy's on 43rd and Dodge. The suspect was also reportedly killed by police during the incident.
Officers responded to a call from the fast food outlet around 9:20 p.m. with the COPS crew. Gunfire was exchanged between the suspect and officers, and both the suspect and COPS crew member, Bryce Dion, were hit by gunfire. Both individuals were taken to the University of Nebraska Medical Center, where they were later pronounced deceased.
The Omaha Police Department is set to hold a press conference at OPD headquarters at 2:30 p.m. CST where more details will be given to the public. The president of Langley Productions which produces COPS will also be present to give statements during the press conference.
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