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Republican Matt Veitch is seeking a fourth term as one of the city's two representatives on the Saratoga County Board of Supervisors.
"There is still a lot to do at the County with upgrading our technology and streamlining processes that I feel I can be most effective at Supervisor for another term," Veitch wrote in an email on Saturday.
A copy of his announcement from Thursday is available below.
There had been some speculation that Veitch would run for mayor, after incumbent Scott Johnson announced he wasn't running again.
"Mayor would be a great job, and maybe someday I will run for the position, but the time is not right for me yet," Veitch said.
Currently, he is the only candidate to declare for one of the city's two spots on the county board of supervisors. The other city representative, Democrat Joanne Yepsen, is running for mayor.
"I am getting closer to becoming Chairman of the Board of Supervisors which is a goal I hope to achieve, and I hope the job I am doing is worthy of the public's support so I can make it to the leadership role in the County," Veitch added. He is currently third in line behind Halfmoon Supervisor Mindy Wormuth and Malta Supervisor Paul Sausville.
It's not clear how it impacted his decision, but potential primary challenges to Wormuth and Sausville, could move Veitch closer to chair of the board.
Because of the potential challenges, he noted, "One or both of them may not be there next year. And hopefully I will."
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A new loan lowApril 30,2014
College students who borrow from private lenders often assume that private and federal student loans work the same way. The two could not be more different.
Federal loans, for example, have low, fixed rates and broad consumer protections that permit people who run into trouble to make partial payments or to defer them altogether until they recover financially.
Private student loans from banks and other lenders typically come with variable interest rates, which means that borrowers who misunderstand the conditions of the loan can be shocked to find what they owe in the end. In addition, private loans offer limited consumer protections, leaving borrowers who get into trouble with few options other than default.
These drawbacks are bad enough, but the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau now finds other problems. Borrowers have been forced into default without warning. Borrowers with perfect credit histories can suddenly be required to pay the full amount of the loan if someone who co-signed on the loan dies. Some have received the bad news, accompanied by threats of legal action, even as they mourn the death of a parent or grandparent.
These unfair contracts date from the fiscal crisis, when investors were burned by securities backed by sloppily drawn student loans to borrowers who had not been properly vetted. The upshot was that more lenders began requiring co-signers. That seemed reasonable. But the agency report shows that lenders are springing surprises not only on borrowers but on co-signers, keeping them tied to loans long after borrowers have proved their creditworthiness.
Federal regulators clearly have a lot to do to address what amounts to a student loan crisis. (Total student indebtedness is now about $1.2 trillion.) They can begin by preventing contracts that unfairly burden borrowers in the private market, who owe $150 billion.
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The great democratic art form got off to a very rocky start. People simply didn't want to crowd into a dark room to look at a flickering light, and it took nearly twenty years for Americans and motion pictures to embrace each other.
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The ultimate confirmation of a picture show's respectability came only a few years later, during World War I, when the federal government, concerned that its propaganda messages might not reach the largest possible audience through the available print media, decided to send its "Four-Minute Men" into the nation's movie theaters. (The speakers were so named to reassure audiences and theater owners that their talks would be brisk.)
As President Wilson proclaimed in an open letter to the nation's moviegoers in April 1918, the picture house had become a "great democratic meeting place of the people, where within twenty-four hours it is possible to reach eight million citizens of all classes." There was nothing wrong with going to the movies while a war was being fought across the Atlantic, the President declared in his letter: "The Government recognizes that a reasonable amount of amusement, especially in war time, is not a luxury but a necessity."


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November 18, 2010
A Manchester dinner to support Laniado Hospital in Israel has raised £100,000 towards refurbishing the accident and emergency facilities.
Lydia Lanxner, director of disaster, medical, chemical and biological warfare preparedness at the Netanya-based hospital, told the 150 guests about her work there and its speedy response to terror attacks.
"You could hear a pin drop when she spoke," said Manchester British Friends of Laniado organiser Charlie Simenoff, who added that he was stunned by the generosity of supporters.
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EDUCATION BRIEFS: D.C. Charter Schools 'Confident' of Finances
8/14/2013, 3 p.m.
The D.C. Public Charter School Board (PCSB), Office of State Superintendent of Education and the Office of the Chief Financial Officer recently announced results from the annual financial analysis of District public charter schools, which show that their financial health significantly improved during the past year.
The report, which was conducted in 2012, reveals in a definitive study, the financial health of all 53 public charter schools that were in operation last year.
According to a PCSB-issued statement, the schools collectively received $504 million in District funds in per-pupil allotments, a facilities allowance of $96 million, as well as federal and philanthropic funding totaling an additional $110 million.
"In years past, we had a few schools literally run out of cash in the middle of the year, creating great disruption for families and school staff," said Scott Pearson, PCSB executive director. "With the creation of the Audit Management Unit, I am confident that we now have the oversight in place to ensure that charter schools have the financial health to meet their obligations."
In addition, there were fewer individual schools with flagged financial issues. Also, the number of charter schools with audit problems declined to eight, compared to 18 in fiscal 2011.
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Fairfax County Public Schools open on Tuesday, Sept. 3, where an estimated 184,625 students will begin classes in the nation's 11th largest school system.
The students will attend 139 elementary schools, 20 middle schools, 22 high schools, seven special education centers, two alternative high schools, and 46 alternative programs. Three of the schools are magnet facilities, and include Bailey's Elementary School for the Arts and Sciences, Hunters Woods Elementary School for the Arts and Sciences, and Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology.
Meanwhile, in July the Fairfax County School Board elected Ilryong Moon as chairman and Tamara Derenak Kaufax as vice chairman. Both officers will serve a one-year term.
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More than 100 students received their diplomas during the recent 2013 Regional High School Summer School graduation ceremony that took place at Richard Montgomery High School.
During the Aug. 8 ceremony, students from 25 high schools received their diplomas, making them bonafide members of the Class of 2013.
"It's important to recognize that these students, who for whatever reasons [didn't march in June among their 12th-grade classmates] reached a milestone and deserve to have a wonderful, beautiful graduation ceremony," said Anne Taylor, director of Montgomery County Public Schools' curriculum and instructional programs.
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The Columbus Dispatch - May 23, 2013 07:25 AM
Robert Warzycha has a few key decisions to make for this weekend's game at New York. Or he might have made them already.
With both of his top central defenders out for the game, a suspension still pending for a starting forward and injuries scattered throughout the lineup, the Crew's head coach has plenty on his mind. But with the biggest concern on his back line, Warzycha said he is preparing for a few options while keeping one atop his list.
"For me, I have to try a couple of things," he said after yesterday's training session at the team's facility in Obetz. "I pretty much know what I'm going to do if it works, but I have to be ready for other things because any way I'm going to shift a couple of guys, whether from left to right or from right to left."
Eric Gehrig earned the start in place of the injured Chad Marshall last weekend, but he was able to pair with Gláuber, who had started every game this season. When Gláuber picked up a yellow card and earned a one-game suspension for accumulation, it forced Warzycha to examine all options in the middle of his defense.
Where he was reluctant to shift players from their natural positions last week, Warzycha recognizes that doing so might be his best option with both Gláuber and Marshall out. That means right back Josh Williams and left back Tyson Wahl – both of whom have some experience playing at center back – are candidates, as well as younger guys such as Kevan George and rookies Drew Beckie and Chad Barson.
Tuesday, Gehrig said he hoped Warzycha would make a decision early in the week so whoever is starting would have a full week to work together.
"New York hasn't lost since (mid-April)," Gehrig said. "We were without Chad last year and went through a tough stretch at Seattle and Portland and we're going to have that mind-set of, 'We're without a couple of players but it's going to motivate us that much more to work a little harder and to cover each other.' If we eliminate some of the little hiccups there's no reason we can't go over there and get something out of the game."
Barson told me earlier this week that he feels comfortable anywhere on the back line. He was primarily a central defender during his collegiate career at Akron.
"You have to always prepare because you never know when you'll get called upon," he said. " Basically anywhere along the back line I feel comfortable and can help the team there."
Although he said he has a final decision already in mind, Warzycha said he will spend the week seeing how it plays out.
"That's not for me – that's for the players' confidence, that they've been in that situation and they've played that position," the coach said. "It's not just that I have this situation in my head and later on I switch it. They have to be in that situation before (in training). I'll throw a guy (into a situation), but before I do I have to try him on this (practice) field and see how he goes."< /p>
Barson made his MLS debut last weekend as a substitute at left back. George has played defensive midfielder in two appearances for the first team but has also lined up at center back for the Crew's reserves. Earlier this year, George said he feels more comfortable in the midfield.
Another option is the versatile Danny O'Rourke, who has played in the midfield this season but has experience as a central defender. O'Rourke has missed the last two games with an ankle injury but is on target to return this weekend.
"Danny was here for 75 minutes and I didn't want him to play the last game (in practice)," Warzycha said. "This was his first day since probably the game we played against Colorado. I think he looks good. I just didn't want him the first day to have a hard practice like everyone else."< /p>
Agustin Viana, who has played defensive midfielder and left back, did not practice today and looks to be out for Saturday as he continues to recover from a hamstring injury.
And although the Crew will be facing the top team in the Eastern Conference standings, Warzycha said he will not have a problem playing a new face.
"Whatever we have, whether it's Beckie, whether it's Kevan … if they play out there (against the Red Bulls), I don't mind," he said. "But I have to try it out here first."


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Mark E. Kann, Professor of Political Science and History, holds the USC Associates Chair in Social Science. He is the author of seven books and editor of two books and has published dozens of academic articles on the American founding, democracy, and gender. His most recent book is Punishment, Prisons, and Patriarchy (2005), a study of the political theory of prison reform in early America.
Currently, Dr. Kann is a Fellow of the Annenberg Center for Communication where he is researching theories, policies, and practices involving democracy and the Internet. He is also helping to develop USC's new Honor Program in Multimedia Scholarship.
He has been teaching at USC since 1975. He received the USC Associates Award for Teaching Excellence in 1978, the Social Sciences Award for Distinguished Teaching in 1981, an Innovative Teaching Award in 1985, and a Mortar Board Outstanding Faculty Award in 1987. California Magazine named him one of the ten most outstanding teachers in California.
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Talking about 334 vs. ES5
I had 334 for a while (just sold them recently)
Here's my experience:
1. 334 sounds more "romantic" and "realistic",and definitely colored compare to ES5, the former sounds more like a "fun sounding" consumer product while the latter is more like a stage monitor.
2. 334's bass is muddier, slower but punchier than the ES5, also with more weight to it. But none of them are as good as the JH13 in terms of bass texture, extension and impact (actually texture wise ES5 is as good as JH13, but ES5 lacks extension and impact)
3. 334's highs are actually quite bright and there is a hot spot which there (to my ears) that made it sound a bit livelier but there is a little fatigue.
4. 334 has much bigger sound stage (pair with my DX100, I would say 334 and JH13 both sounds more spacious than the ES5), however, the imaging of 334 is just weird...
All in all, 334 sounds livelier and more romantic because it's clearly colored, and it actually makes the music sounds better, while ES5 makes the music sounds exactly as what they are.
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Pinecone Camp, a sweet blog by my dear friend Janis Nicolay, has begun.
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Just found you through my friend Colleen..what an adorable blog you have! And lovely blueberries ...I have been to you farm many a times! Off to get myself a cup of tea and do some reading of your past posts and links...Happy Sunday to you and once again so so glad I found you!
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...HI I diidn't give the dishes away....and they are always available!...as always interesting stuff to catch up on when I go on your BLOG!..Colleen
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....can't wait for OCT STYLE AT HOME...so we can see your newest decorating!...love Bathrooms!
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Thanks H! I can't wait for the October Style At Home as well. Love your blog, makes me feel like I'm a bit of a country gal!
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He's one of the hottest names in New York City high-school basketball, a lethal combo guard who scored 68 points in a single game and has Division I coaches lighting his coach's phone up like he illuminates a scoreboard.
If you haven't heard of Bryan Smith, don't worry you're not alone. He doesn't attend PSAL power brokers Lincoln or Boys & Girls. He wasn't on the court last Saturday at Gauchos Gym when defending New York State Federation champion Christ the King beat Catholic school rival Rice.
He attends Midwood, a Brooklyn school best known for its sterling academics.
But Smith, who led Midwood to the Brooklyn A South crown this winter and 23-3 record by averaging 28 points, nine rebounds and seven assists per game, is proving the player is more important than the division.
Talent evaluator Tom Konchalski has labeled him "New York City's steal of the winter," in his "High School Basketball Insider" report that goes out to hundreds of college coaches. Hofstra, LIU and Fordham have offered him scholarships. Clemson, Siena, UNC-Charlotte, UMBC, St. Bonaventure, College of Charleston and Iona are hot on his trail.
"The reputation of a school doesn't mean everything," Smith said. "You can go any place and get your name out there. It won't happen as quickly, but it will get out there eventually."
Smith is just one of many city standouts that have begun to get noticed at smaller schools. FDA III, a Class B school in The Bronx, has two Division I commits in forwards Moussa Kone (Hofstra) and Kevin Douglas (St. Francis College). In the Catholic league, defending Class A champion Archbishop Stepinac's Conroy Baltimore is headed to Lehigh; Mount St. Michael guard Peter Aguilar has drawn interest from several mid-major programs; and 'A' power Cardinal Hayes forwards Amadou Sidibe and Jalen Jenkins are also hot commodities.
That doesn't mean it's easy to get noticed at lesser schools; in fact, it can be quite difficult.
"If Davon Sylvester played at Rice, all of a sudden he's a dynamite guard," Hayes coach Joe Lods said. "If Amadou Sidibe played at Rice, at an open gym we'd have 20 coaches there instead of five. If Jalen Jenkins was a 6-7 swingman at Rice, it would be 'Oh, this kid's got big potential.' But at Cardinal Hayes, it's 'We'll watch him, we'll see, we don't know.'
"There's a lot of good players in the league that get overlooked because they're in the 'A' league."
There was a time Smith wasn't sure his time would come. Friends, opponents, acquaintances, coaches, even AAU teammates advised him to leave. They told him he would never play Division I basketball if he stayed put. One day during his sophomore year, he considered leaving, before quickly changing his mind.
"I proved [the critics] wrong," said Smith, who has qualified academically. "I have a good education at Midwood and I have good college offers. It's getting crazy now."
That's the result of his patience and undeniable on-court ability. Acorn coach Kenny Pretlow, whose club lost to Midwood in a non-league game and also is an assistant at Lincoln, said Smith would start on any 'AA' club in the city.
"We would be unstoppable with a kid like that," he said.
One Division I head coach, speaking on condition of anonymity, said Smith could take a mid-major program "to the next level," because of his shot-making and creativity. An assistant coach said "he's the best guard in the city, without a doubt." Konchalski, the renowned scout, said Smith is better than a mid-major player.
The college coaches come to see him play, but Smith is also opening doors for Midwood center Enees Nikovic, who has drawn interest from several Division II programs.
"He's given us a lot of press, which is good," Gjecaj said. "At this point, I don't think anybody's gotten more exposure than him."
Fordham coach Tom Pecora made a habit out of finding talent in small schools when he was at Hofstra.
He said too often kids get caught up in attending name high-school programs, the same way they get overly attached to major college teams.
"If you go somewhere you're gonna be loved and really work hard and are passionate about academics and improving your skills, you will get recruited at a high level," Pecora said. "It doesn't matter as much where you go to high school."
Smith is proving that to be a fact.
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Learned that Izzy is staying on Grey's!
Learned that Izzy is staying on Grey's!
In each respective world, the inhabitants tell you that the other world is fake. Think as if you have been doing this your entire life. You don't know what one you were born into, and all of them seem equally real to you. Events have realistic consequences; people are realistic; and nothing is logically inconsistent. The worlds are as real as possible to you, though it is possible that all are truly simulations.
My breathing slowed as my legs flailed with little life and my arms merely floated. Against the infinite background of the sea, it seemed as if the shore floated away, but in truth, the ocean pulled me away. The world bothered me, or more specifically, humans angered me. So I set out to stretch a distance between me and every one of them until we made peace. The ocean chills me to the bone. Nobody knew my plan, and everyone on the beach overlooked me as I faded to a dot and beyond view. My weakness makes me tremble, and I tremble from voices in my head. "Give up," I tell myself and repeatedly fail to hear. I wanted distance, and the ocean rewarded me with it. The waves lick at my chin, getting an early taste of me. "Count to ten and end it," I command myself as I count thousands. My weakness controls me, unable to fight my pathetic will to fight to the end. "Salty," I think, not knowing whether from tears or seawater, but either way, I sink into an immense thing far too great for me to overcome. Imagine that we have the technology to provide complete sensory immersion. You can walk into a room, sit down in a chair, and then wake up in a completely different world. Now, imagine that you wake up sitting in another chair like you sat in which has the same function in this other world.
You can travel between them, thinking of them all as real. You could visit one as real life and treat the others as entertainment. You could abandon the real one and choose to live in the fantasy which you prefer more.
What kind of world would you live in? Would you choose a more practical one, one filled with technological marvels, a simple life that you build yourself, one filled with amazing magic, or something completely different? Would you aim for what you think seems most practical, even if all of them are possible? Would you visit other worlds and people at all, and if so, would you treat them as a game or as a reality? If everything seemed real, would it matter to you if it were a simulation? I have been thinking much about morals, and I decided I should write out my thoughts here. Specifically, I have been thinking about the moralities for human treatment of animals.
Firstly, it is important to make clear what morals are for. The intent of morals is to protect your own rights and freedoms. If you do not respect someone else's morals, you can not truly expect any one of them to respect your own. If you exploit someone out of your own desires, you can not expect any one to respect your desires to not be harmed, robbed, killed, or anything else.
Now, we must understand why we desire to not be harmed. It has nothing to do with how we dress, how we look, our size, or our shape. It does not have to do with our ability to process advanced math, our ability to abstract thoughts, or our imagination. The basis is also not our capacity for memories nor our usefulness to others. These things are all very obvious and self-evident. We do not desire not to be harmed because of how we appear, our abilities, or our memories. We desire to not be harmed because we think and we feel. We can suffer, and we do not desire to suffer.
The same is true for at least the animals that we are most familiar with. They think, and they feel. They can suffer, and they do not desire to suffer. The differences mentioned before are all that separate us and animals. If we can not respect their desire to not suffer, how can we expect our own desires to be respected? They may not do anything useful for us if we don't exploit them, but how would we feel if a superior race had no better use for us than exploitation and thusly justified it to themselves?
Even in the face of this, the typical response will be, "I don't care, I like the taste/products/rewards, and I'm going to keep doing it." If this were a justifiable reason, then it simply throws all morals away. If all they need to think is that it is rewarding and desirable for it to be justified, then anything can be justified. By the same reasoning, if it is pleasureful or otherwise desirable to kidnap, abuse, kill, rape, or torture a person, then it would be justified. Such a person can not possibly expect their own morals to be respected if they allow themselves to think that way. People only do things because they desire to. That reasoning would defend people doing anything, harming anyone, and that there should be no punishments.
Animal exploitation, for food, clothing, products, or any use, is not justifiable as moral, and the only defense is that we should not truly be moral. People who choose the second option argue that any harmful action taken against them is justifiable.
Thinking about it now, that would make either side accept animal exploitation being eliminated. The moral group can not justify it. The other group is without morals and exploitive, and they do not have a real justification for anything. This means they can not complain about their ability to exploit being taken away, as they that would have to argue that their desires should be respected. They can not take all of other's freedoms away and then expect their freedom to do that to be preserved. It is unfortunate how quickly we forget the wisdom our ancestors have learned. Even more unfortunate is how easily we take away the freedom that our ancestors had earned. Many lives were lost bringing more freedom to this world. People glorify those who gave them their freedom to follow their own beliefs, then are so quick to take it from others. They choose the easiest battles to take away the freedoms which bother them, rather than appreciating what that same freedom gives to them.
It is a power struggle, the current majority trying to oppress the minorities. They will inevitably move on to new battles. They will abandon their previous allies and attempt to oppress them as they become the minority. People are too willing to ignore their own injustices, and because of that, they are subjected to injustice. You cannot expect to limit the rights of an isolated group which you do not care about and truly believe that it will not affect you. In our world, even those who you ally yourself with to enact such restrictions will not agree with you on all issues. Given the chance, they would be all too willing to take away your own rights.
We must accept differences to learn respect, and only through respect can we ever gain peace.
So is it normal to want to be counting down the days to the sixth movie premiere of HP6?
That movie is going to own. Seriously.
That movie is going to own. Seriously.
Good morning! I'm bored so I'm listening to some Z100...
I might go see the movie Bolt today with my brother. It's pretty cold outside so that sucks... my friend, Julie, came back from Jamaica last night so I might see her today and chill...haven't seen her in a really long time. That's all for now, time for breakfast and perhaps movie time!!
I might go see the movie Bolt today with my brother. It's pretty cold outside so that sucks... my friend, Julie, came back from Jamaica last night so I might see her today and chill...haven't seen her in a really long time. That's all for now, time for breakfast and perhaps movie time!!
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Cliff Lee headlined an eventful offseason in Major League Baseball. His decision to return to the Philadelphia Phillies was unexpected and sent reverberations around the rest of the league.
Free agency allows big name players to move around, but it also allows the penny-pinching teams the opportunity to grab great bargains. It's an important tool for any ballclub.
How have the biggest names and signings of this past offseason fared? Take a look and find out.
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Samplings of recent calls received by Clovis-area law enforcement officers, according to reports:
About 6 p.m. April 1 an officer responded to a residence in the 1400 block of Piedmont for a report of lost property.
A woman said a couple hours prior she was in the drive-through of her bank to deposit her tax return check and it slipped out of her hands and was caught by the wind.
She said she tried to find it but couldn't.
The officer documented the check was for $9,000.
Around 1 a.m. an officer responded to the 500 block of Heaslet for a report of a suspicious vehicle.
A caller told dispatch the same car was driving past their residence.
The officer found the described vehicle and conducted a traffic stop.
The man driving the vehicle said he was driving around trying to find a friend's house.
When the officer checked the man's identification, he discovered he had two outstanding warrants and arrested him.
Around 8 a.m. April 5 an officer responded to a residence in the 400 block of Merriweather for a report of a death.
A woman said she had gone to her neighbor's house to check on him and when he didn't answer the door, she went inside and found him lying on the floor.
The officer noted the man was wearing a breathing apparatus and that there were no signs of a struggle.
A medical investigator was called to the scene.
About 11 p.m. April 5 an officer responded to the emergency room at Plains Regional Medical Center for a report of a battery.
A teen said he was sitting in his car at a stop sign in the 2800 block of North Prince when three males pulled him out of his vehicle and started beating him.
He said he was hit in the head and back and remembered getting kicked.
The youth said the suspects stole his radar detector, then ran and he drove home and told his mother what had happened.
He said he did not know who the suspects were and couldn't think of a reason why they attacked him.
The officer documented his injuries and referred the incident for investigation.


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The benchmark indicator slumped by 3.9 percent, to a new reading of 106.4, snapping a four-month string of steady gains that began in February.
Buying plans were mixed in June, The Conference Board reported, with consumers planning to buy more major appliances, but backing off plans to buy big-ticket items like cars and homes. In an indication that plans to furnish homes are recently holding steady after sliding somewhat in recent months, consumer buying plans for carpets remained unchanged at 5.7 percent.
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Trinity Anglican Church is based in beautiful Port Macquarie, on the NSW Mid North Coast.
We are a Church that seeks to be Jesus Centred, Bible Based, Relevant and Real.
We're an 'Anglican' Church, but that's just our brand name, it doesn't define us. We're a church that seeks to be defined by the gospel (the good news about Jesus).
We've been around since 2007 as a Church plant of the Port Macquarie Anglican Parish. We are seeking to be a Church that links in well with the School in which we meet (St. Columba Anglican School) and which is on mission to the Innes Lake Community, all of Port Macquarie and beyond!
We'd love you to come along and check us out!
Ken Fenton is the person "in charge" (under Jesus of course). He is married to Gail, and they have three grown up daughters. Ken studied at Moore Theological College and has over 30 years of ministry experience. He and Gail planted Trinity Anglican Church in 2007.
Bruce Blackbell is married to Marsha and they have three children, Ben, Naomi & James. Bruce studied at Sydney Missionary and Bible College. Apart from their ministry in Australia and with Christian Surfers, the Blackbells spent 7 years on the mission field in Peru.


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CORTLAND, N.Y. – Sophomore Cody Consul (Webster/Webster Schroeder) scored a career-high five goals as the nationally second-ranked Cortland men's lacrosse team twice built large leads and held on for a 16-11 win versus 16th-ranked Western New England University Wednesday afternoon in a non-conference game filled with multiple goal runs.
Seniors Mike Tota (Webster/Webster Schroeder) and Greg Wright (Irondequoit/West Irondequoit) each compiled a career-high seven points for the Red Dragons (9-0). Tota recorded two goals and a career-best five assists, while Wright's points came on three goals and four assists. Freshman Matt Rakoczy (Clifton Park/Albany Academy) added one goal and one assist, and seniors Zack Mulvaney (Deferiet/Carthage), Jack Kennedy (Camillus/West Genesee) and Eric Richards (Skaneateles), junior Tom Casey (Yorktown) and freshman Nick Wolak (Rochester/Brighton) netted one goal apiece.
Junior MIke Kaminski (Sayville) started in goal, making seven saves in 59 minutes, 22 seconds before giving way to sophomore Steve Mahle (Syracuse/West Genesee), who did not register a save in the final 38 seconds. Junior Nick Jarvis (Syracuse/Onondaga Central) won 17-of-26 faceoffs and collected five ground balls. Sophomore Brian Winterfeldt (Merrick/Calhoun) had a team-high six ground balls, while sophomore Doug Meehan (Sayville), Kennedy and Tota each scooped up four.
Senior Patrick White (Milton, MA/Catholic Memorial) led the Golden Bears (5-3) with five goals. Junior James Reardon (Longmeadow, MA) recorded two goals and two assists, sophomore Sean Lawton (Abington, MA) had two goals and one assist, senior Nick Jez (Somers, CT) contributed one goal and one assist, senior Andrew Mariani (East Brunswick, NJ) scored once and sophomore Adam Knapton (Canandaigua) chipped in with two assists.
Senior goalie Brewster Knowlton (Somers, CT) turned aside eight shots. Senior Josh Tullis (Medford/Patchogue-Medford) won 13-of-22 faceoffs and scooped up a team-best six ground balls, and sophomore Nicky Donovan (Yorktown Heights/Yorktown) registered five ground balls.
Consul gave Cortland a 1-0 lead just 57 seconds into the game before White scored back-to-back goals for a 2-1 Golden Bears' lead. The Red Dragons closed the quarter with four straight goals, including two from Consul, for a 5-2 advantage. Cortland extended its goal run to nine consecutive with a five-goal burst in the first 3:37 of the second quarter and held what appeared to be a commanding 10-2 lead. Western New England answered with four goals in a row, spanning the end of the second quarter and the beginning of the third quarter, to cut the Cortland lead to 10-6. Reardon notched his two goals and Mariani and Jez also scored.
Consul ended the Golden Bears' streak with his fifth of the game at 11:51 of the third to make it an 11-6 game. Lawton scored on a long shot at the 9:13 mark but neither team could score again in the quarter. The Red Dragons grabbed the momentum back with five consecutive goals to start the fourth quarter for a 16-7 lead with 3:51 remaining as Wright collected two goals and two assists during the streak. Western New England, however, continued to press and cut into the advantage. White scored a man-up goal at 3:22, followed by an even-strength goal from Lawton at 2:37. White then connected for his fourth of the game at 1:55 to make it 16-10 and completed the scoring on an extra-man goal with 24 seconds remaining.
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China may hold off tightening monetary policy after growth in services and manufacturing weakened, underscoring challenges for the nations leaders as they open the annual session of parliament tomorrow. Expansion in industries including retailing, transportation and banking was the slowest in five months in February, an official survey of purchasing managers showed yesterday. Gauges released March 1 pointed to manufacturing growth cooling.
Haruhiko Kuroda said that the Bank of Japan (8301) will do whatever is needed to end 15 years of deflation should he be confirmed as governor and indicated that open-ended asset purchases could start sooner than next year. I would like to make my stance clear that we will do whatever we can do, Kuroda, president of the Asian Development Bank, said at a confirmation hearing in the parliament in Tokyo today. The central bank hasnt bought enough assets and should consider buying large amounts of longer-term bonds, he said. Prime Minister Shinzo Abes nomination of Kuroda has spurred forecasts for more aggressive easing to revive the worlds third-biggest economy after Masaaki Shirakawa exits the job on March 19.
The Czech central bank will probably need to sell the koruna to weaken the currency in the second half of the year, Governor Miroslav Singer said. While currency intervention isnt currently necessary, the Ceska Narodni Bankas board will debate at its next meeting whether to enter the market, Singer told the Prague-based Euro magazine, according to a transcript of the interview published on the weeklys website yesterday.
EUR/USD: The EUR/USD traded at two and a half month low after data showed that the U.S. manufacturing sector expanded at its fastest pace since June 2011 last month and a separate report showed that U.S. consumer confidence rose in February. Today, the pair was trading flat at 1.30120 at the time of writing as investors are waiting for some news and data to get some visibility. Events likely to affect the pair today are the Spanish Unemployment Change (Forecast: 77.50K Previous: 132.10K), the Sentix Investor Confidence (Forecast: -5.2 Previous: -3.9) and the PPI (MoM) (Forecast: 0.5% - Previous: -0.2%). In addition, France will hold its French 12-Month/3-Month/6-Month BTF Auction. Later in the day, the U.S will release the New York NAPM and the Global Semiconductor Sales (MoM). U.S will also hold 3-Month and 6-Month Bill Auction. The Finance ministers from the 17-member single-currency bloc meeting in Brussels today will also affect the movement of the pair. In the week ahead, the events likely to bring fluctuations on the pair are, Tuesday; the euro zone will release final data on service sector activity, while Span and Italy will release individual reports. The bloc will also produce official data on retail sales. While in the U.S., the ISM will release a report on service sector activity. Wednesday; the euro zone will release data on fourth quarter gross domestic product. On the other hand, the U.S. will publish data on ADP nonfarm payrolls. The U.S. will also release data on factory orders and crude oil stockpiles. Thursday; The ECB will announce its benchmark interest rate; the announcement will be followed by a post-policy meeting press conference with President Mario Draghi. Meanwhile, the Germany will produce data on factory orders. While the U.S. will publish the weekly government report on initial jobless claims and data on the trade balance. Friday; Germany will release official data on industrial production. On the other hand, the U.S. will release data on nonfarm payrolls and the unemployment rate and data on average hourly earnings. The resistance level is at 1.33198 and the support level is at 1.28790 on the weekly chart.
USD/JPY: The yen strengthened against all of its 16 major peers as signs Europes debt crisis is deepening boosted demand for haven assets. The yen gained even after the nominee to become the next Bank of Japan (8301) governor pledged more monetary easing to defeat deflation. Today, the pair was trading at 93.417 at the time of writing after the release of Japans February monetary base report. In the week ahead volatility is expected on pair as a few important economic data will be released in both the U.S and Japan. Tuesday; Japan will publish government data on average cash earnings. While in the U.S., the Institute of Supply Management will release a report on service sector activity. Wednesday; the U.S. will publish data on ADP nonfarm payrolls. The U.S. will also release official data on factory orders and crude oil stockpiles. Thursday; The BoJ will announce its benchmark interest rate. The rate announcement will be accompanied by the banks rate statement, which contains important insights into current and future economic conditions from the banks perspective. The central bank will hold a press conference to discuss the monetary policy decision after the rate announcement. While the U.S will publish the weekly government report on initial jobless claims and official data on the trade balance. Friday; Japan will release official data on the current account and revised data on fourth quarter economic growth. On the other hand; the U.S. will release government data on nonfarm payrolls and the unemployment rate and data on average hourly earnings. Market participant should also monitor data and news in the Eurozone to better assess the trend of the pair as they will affect market sentiments for risky assets. The resistance level is at 94.546 and the support level is at 92.764 on the weekly chart.
Gold: The yellow metal traded lower on Friday on speculation the Federal Reserve might end its bond-buying program sooner-than-expected continued to dampen the appeal of the precious metal, after data showed that the U.S. manufacturing sector expanded at its fastest pace since June 2011 last month, while a separate report showed that U.S. consumer confidence rose in February. Today, the commodity was trading slightly higher at 1578.089 on market corrections and on news that Chinas foreign currency reserves, which have surged more than 700 percent since 2004, are enough to buy every central banks official gold supply -- twice. However, sentiments remain fragile as Euro-area finance ministers meet in Brussels today to discuss issues including a bailout for Cyprus as Italy edges closer to a new election. Investors should be prudent on the commodity and closely watch the trend of the USD for some visibility as gold prices often move inversely to the U.S. dollar. In the week ahead, gold traders will be focusing on interest rate decisions by the European Central Bank, the Bank of England and the Bank of Japan. In addition, Fridays data on U.S. nonfarm payrolls will be closely watched as investors attempt to gauge the strength of the economic recovery. The resistance level is at 1621.464 and the support level is at 1552.607 on the weekly chart.
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By choice, I'm a woman of independent means. Now make no mistake, this is most definitely not the same as thing as being financially independent. Not at all.
Instead, having left behind a very comfortable public sector job to run a small business, this means I've really had to get serious about money. Gone are the regular paychecks, the generous benefits, and the fully indexed pension. These days, I'm juggling the demands of pre-teen dental expenses, irregular cash flows, and the daunting task of creating my own secure retirement. Now, more than ever before, money really matters and there is nobody else but me to make sure it's managed properly.
Before the business (B.B.) I earned a salary, spent more or less the same, and followed the conventional advice to save regularly for retirement. I did what I was supposed to do, and gave little thought to my financial situation, always assuming I'd be fine. Looking back, I was on autopilot. Then it all came to a screeching halt when I decided that my happiness was more valuable than the security that had me feeling trapped.
However, the shift from 'employer administered financial management' to full personal accountability is massive, and has required a major change in mindset. More like slap upside the head, really! Being a woman of independent means is a whole lot of responsibility, let me tell you.
On the financial literacy file, I've definitely had some catching up to do.
I can say with some pride that I've come a long way since my less-than-savvy days, but I still have miles to go. Now that I've got a handle on the bigger picture, spending wisely seems so much easier. Somehow, I'm more resistant to impulse indulgences, and I'm happy making mortgage payments. Sheesh!
And, while I'm mostly self-directed, I often rely on pros. It's important to me to know what's being proposed, which is why I just keep on learning, even if I'm slow. So, here are the four areas I'm focusing on:
- Revenue + Expenses:
Regardless of it's source, managing personal income and expenses is key to financial health. Spending less money than you make, and being very selective about debt, really is a simple concept. In practice though, we all know it can be a challenge. Now that I'm missing a regular paycheck, earning revenue, managing expenses, and investing carefully is even more critical. Bad debt is not my friend.
- Tax Planning:
Tax season is never fun, but I used to moan and groan just filling out the T1 . Nowadays, it's way more complicated! Business and personal income, corporate taxes, and HST. Yikes! I'm keeping track (or not) of so much more, and believe me, this stuff is a core function.
- Savings + Investment:
Managing the ups and downs of a start up business can be tough enough, but I try hard to take the long view. My future is always looming. Soon, I'll have to pay for my daughter's school, not to mention support myself through life's later seasons. So, I must actively attend to my RESP, RRSP, and retirement plans.
- Risk Management:
This last area can't be overlooked considering my financial picture. Anticipating and planning for the 'what if's' and 'worst-case-scenarios' is just as important as paying my taxes or saving for the future. Mitigating risk means spelling out a marriage/partnership contract, investigating the right kinds of insurance, and writing a will. All stuff I regularly review.
As woman, I've decided to make managing my own money a priority. I believe it's essential to empowering myself, and I want speak about my finances from a position of authority. I also want to my daughter to grow up knowing the same.
I'm no expert, let me say again, and I do have to remind myself regularly it's worth my time. Why? Because I really believe that ultimately, my finances are my responsibility!
Lastly, in the interest of full disclosure, I have a long list of to-do's and my receipts are stuffed in a box meant for shoes. What about you? What do you do?


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Penn State has suffered through 10 transfers since the NCAA handed down their sanctions. Some are more important than others, but every single one sets an ominous tone entering this season.
The Nittany Lions will rely on several players to step up in their absence. If they want to win six games this season, these players will have no choice but to play up to their potential.
I'm going to take a nuts-and-bolts approach to this. Throw their prior statistics out the window. All bets are off in Happy Valley this year.
Let's take a quick look at each player, who they're replacing and what you can expect this season.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9142294.post4281653272641834841..comments2016-11-24T13:10:01.762+00:00Comments on Alternative Chat :: A Warcraft Blog: Catch Me If You CanAlternative email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9142294.post-20775541032213229362013-06-26T15:57:37.645+01:002013-06-26T15:57:37.645+01:00I caught mine yesterday with the updated spawn rat...I caught mine yesterday with the updated spawn rates and I am glad to have it done with.

I think they are not setting any trend here with changing the spawn rate. Honestly, everyone would have had one in short time anyway. At least everyone that cared too. Most would be like me, want it the first day, but willing to park a character there and wait knowing everyone would have one soon.

They just needed to adjust it for the massive influx. Like you said, I do not think they realized how popular this part of the game has become for so many.

In the end pet battles are supposed to be for fun only. Not, repeat, not for prestige. As such, things should be easier to get and maybe they realized that being this was its first appearance it needed a little boost.

I do not believe it was ever their intention to make a seasonal pet along the lines of the minfernal or valk, where you needed to camp it. Year round ones are for camping, seasonal ones are not. They just fixed their error and it will have zero impact on other parts of the game.

Now what they need to do is increase the drop of the raid ones. :P

I've run all the raids every week on at least 6 characters, some weeks more, and have received a total of 5 pets. 4 different ones and 1 duplicate. It is my bad luck hitting me hard again. :(TheGrumpyElfhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9142294.post-76640318848606021992013-06-26T14:38:47.496+01:002013-06-26T14:38:47.496+01:00My guess -- Blizzard is probably acting in full-on...My guess -- Blizzard is probably acting in full-on panic mode due to the massive drops in subscriptions of late. I bet they'll make more decisions like this in the future.

One other possibility is that since this is a rather unique achievement (in that it requires so much be done with so many smaller requirements [many with their own rare spawns] that even makes Loremaster look simple and small by comparison), they decided to give folks a break.

I can actually understand them missing the issue in advance (hindsight is always 20-20), even with the signs like folks asking for spawn dates ... there are probably a billion different things going on in Blizzard's WoWOPS on a day-to-day basis so it can be tough to see which ones will be a big deal in advance.

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Different models of score. Are both scores pulled from EQ? The EQ score from myfico is the 98 model. Most lenders now use 04. Each new model is supposed to be a better predictor of future payment behavior.
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I have had lenders pull credit twice now & the myfico EQ score matched EXACTLY. Now the TU did not match, and you can't purchase EXP from my understanding - so as the previous poster noted, the score they gave you was your "mid score" - meaning the middle score of the 3 (EQ,TU, EXP). In my opinion - knowing your exact EQ score is totally worth the $$, but I only wish you could get your exact TU & EXP scores as well....
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It is certainly worth it, imo, if you are preparing to apply for a loan, to reduce your stress level, if nothing else. Getting a real FICO score, as well as your full report, and educating yourself about the various scores, models, and lending practices empowers you, so you don't feel so victimized.
FWIW, my EQ score I paid for yesterday matched my lender's pull today exactly also.
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