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LONDON - 14th April, 2008 - There's a new addition to the family of party games available on Xbox 360! "Rocky and Bullwinkle" is available exclusively on Xbox LIVE Arcade, along with an enhanced version of the tank vs. tank action classic "Battlezone" this Wednesday, 16th April, at 09.00.
Based on the popular US cartoon series of the 1960s, "Rocky and Bullwinkle" on Xbox LIVE Arcade is a fast and fun party experience packed with more than 100 micro games. Eight playable characters from Frostbite Falls are back in the living room, including Rocky, Bullwinkle, Boris, Natasha, Dudley Do-Right and many more. "Rocky and Bullwinkle" features five difficulty settings, as well as support for up to 12 players in local hot-seat mode.
The game takes visual inspiration from the 1960s with a decidedly retro art style, but the fun is as modern as it gets. In fact, those who want to get up and move will enjoy 25 micro games that work with the Xbox LIVE Vision Camera. By moving around and expressing gestures – like rowing a boat or throwing darts – players can control the action in the game!
"Battlezone" on Xbox LIVE Arcade adds exciting new multiplayer modes for up to two players both locally and over Xbox LIVE, including Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch and Capture the Flag. Plus, players can use the Xbox LIVE Vision Cam to challenge opponents on the battle field. Combine these features with new special effects for weapon firing, impacts and explosions and this revamped version of "Battlezone" is a must-have classic that fans and newcomers will enjoy.
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text: Have you ever watched a skating event and were just bowled over by a skater (and in a good way! )? Maybe you've always liked that particular skater, but you also saw a definite improvement in their skating from past performances? I realize this thread sounds like it belongs in the front section of the high school yearbook, but what skaters, in your opinion, have improved the most over their careers? Chait & Sakhnovski: Truth be told, I love their programs regardless, but while he always had excellent basic skating skills, I felt Galit really improved in this area, especially after moving to Platov. Elena Bechke: B&P's gorgeous Nutcracker LP at the 1992 Olympics showed they were certainly capable of beautiful performances, but as professionals they really shined. Elena, known for battling nerves as an eligible skater, came into her own as a professional skater. B&P had one of the most consistant and high quality professional careers of the 1990s. http://youtu.be/fYJviebbVY0 - one of my favorite B&P programs Oksana Kazakova: The quintessential example, IMO, of the improved skater. I think winning that OGM did wonders for her confidence and she became so much more expressive and her skating improved so much just between 1997 and 1999-when K&D turned professional.


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The book journeys through 10 years of their lives as Joel receives a cancer diagnosis at age 16 and a recurrent tumor at age 20. The book is written from Kathy's perspective as a mother of a child with a cancer diagnosis and also from Joel's perspective as a teenager receiving the diagnosis.
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Two things have been proven once again:
1. Men's event still remains the most corrupted segment of FS thanks to PChan&Co. His stumbling footwork of a drunk man with positive GOE made me laugh even more than any of his hilarious falls. Nevertheless he should send a thank-you kiss to Jeremy who took some portion of critics from Chan. It seems like Lakernik was speaking only for the Russian radio and for nobody else- PCS don't get reduce when the skating has falls. Chan patrol can sleep peacefully.
Brezina should be in the lead. Abbot shouldn't be in the top 10 at all.
2. The positive side of this event is a lot of competitors were fighting with Chan as with an equal, even if they knew that he would be overscored as always. While Plushenko demoralized everyone. The king is still the one and the only no matter how many imposters are showing up.
That's a lie. I was the one who posted that photo of Chan's "non-fall" in MEN- Short Program thread, post # 384. Do me a favor, if your please: don't lie if my name is involved. Thanks in advance.The photo came in later.
I did your favor and went back to 4CC SP thread. I've found these:
1. Talking about Chan's "fall" started from Page 8. Scattered and stretched for 14 pages until first photo appeared.
2. The first photo about that "fall" was posted on Page 22, post #326. But it was not by you.
3. Your "fall" photo was posted on Page 23, post #336.
4. You've posted the same photo from post #326 onto post #384 which was on the last page (Page 26).
The truth is: I was absolutely correct on what I've said. Oops!
You'd better get your fact straight and think twice before you attempt to use such eye-popping word to accuse me or anyone!
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Some of the country's best-known celebrities, artists, poets and musicians have shared their favourite places and fondest memories in a new book.
My Happy Place features words from 54 Kiwis and includes entries from actor Sam Neill, authors Joy Cowley and Maurice Gee, musos Boh Runga and Ladi6 and artist Dick Frizzell.
Money raised from the sale of the book will go to children's charity KidsCan.
The book was the idea of Wellington woman Melissa Mebus, who has been working on it for just over a year.
"I just thought about putting together something that would make people happy.
"And then I thought about doing it for KidsCan.
"It's also a book that you can go back to on those days when you might be feeling down."
Most of the entries speak of childhood memories, first-times and dreams.
Frizzell's happiest memory is as a 10-year-old on a sunny Christmas Day in Hastings.
"I'd got a little canvas pup tent with galloping cowboys and Indians printed on both sides ... I crawled inside with a box of chocolates and a brand-new Beano annual and lay down ... eating chocolates."
Boh Runga talks about the tree at Kairaki Beach in Kaiapoi, north of Christchurch, that she and her sisters would often play under.
"It was a massive pine tree, with its great branches arched and bowing down to the ground, spreading out 360 degrees ... It was a secretive place for us to dream under."
Sam Neill's page is devoted to encouraging youngsters to never give up. Ever.
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Maurice Gee "My brothers and I ran home on the stony road and burst into the kitchen - and there was our mother, stirring the stewpot at the wood range ..."
Joy Cowley "I didn't want to read aloud at school. I couldn't put my hand up to volunteer for a team ... change came one day when a kind teacher talked to me."
Boh Runga "A living, breathing treehouse. We used to sit in the dry pine needles and it felt safe and hidden and all ours."
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We met bright and early on Saturday morning! After a train ride and shuttle, we landed in Cesky Krumlov. It's a quaint little town. It really doesn't have much of a claim to fame, except that it's known for being crooked (apparently that's what Krumlov means ... I through crooked, was crooked-ski!).
The school organized a nice little tour of town for us. We saw all of the major sights ... the river, the castle, random lookouts, the bears, and the "shopping" street. Really, there's nothing there ... but it had some beautiful views and it was a nice get away/excuse to drink excessively!
After our tour we had a nice "medieval dinner." You have to wary of phrases like "medieval dinner" ... they're never what you think. If you were thinking something like Medieval Times, you're wrong! I'm not sure how to describe it, but it wasn't nearly as cool as it should have been. As always, here's a picture of our crazy food (this was for 4 people, mind you!) ...
This is a standard trip for the other groups of Global MA students, so the people taking us around (the student affairs girl and the director of our department in Vienna) showed us where the "best" bar in town was. It was pretty cool b/c there was a live band that night. Seeing the head of your department "dance" to live music is probably the funniest thing that will ever happen!! The Czech Republic is also known for their selection of Absinthe ... that's all I'll say about that!
Saturday morning (those of us who went out) were fighting a potential hang over, so we decided we should curb any consequences before we got on the train back to Vienna ... that means breakfast beers! We found a nice cafe outside and enjoyed the sunshine before it was time to head home. (I also bought some awesome new earrings!). There was lots of sleeping on the trip back.
Monday we had to go to a International Economy Conference all day. Painful? Yes! Not to mention that we had International Political Economy both Monday and Tuesday night! Thursday we had a meeting of our professional seminar class, followed by a several-hour-long simulation of a UN Security Council Debate over Iran's Nuclear Weapon's Program. I learned a lot but would prefer to never have such an assignment again!
That night, Erin, Annie, Chris and I went to see "Milk" at the English speaking theater in Vienna. We re-instated our drink a bottle of wine policy during the movie (we may sound like alcoholics at this point in this update, but it had been a REALLY long week!).
This weekend was spent relaxing. We hung out by the Danube quit a bit and finally had the opportunity to go out IN Vienna (we have night classes, so we never get to go out in town). Saturday night we went to an Australian pub. They featured those towers of beer ... jokingly I said we should have a 2 on 2 tower race ... my friends took it seriously ... and it resulted in a VERY long Sunday!
I only have (less than) 2 weeks here in Vienna :( I've REALLY enjoyed my time here. Hopefully there will be something exciting to write about (besides papers, packing, and finals) before I leave!
I miss you all a ton!!!


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Decorated using warm red tones, the spacious room includes a large double bed and a sleeper sofa for one. An additional fold up single bed is available on request. There is also a kitchenette which includes a microwave, stove, kettle and refrigerator.
Tram lines serving the city stop right in front of the building. Within a 250-metres radius are the Rijksmuseum, the Van Gogh Museum and the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam. Vondelpark is a 2-minute walk away. The Heineken Experience is 850 metres away.
Please note that we have cats and there is a cat smell outside the rooms. Please do not book if you do not like cats.
Guests can also benefit from the nice garden which accompanies the property, as well as the bar placed in the same building.
For an unforgettable adventure, book a room in Hans's house with a bohemian atmosphere. Located in the museum area of Amsterdam's city center, you can not find a better place to stay with an incredible view within a few meters from the Rijks museum.
Hans offers much more than accommodation in a good location; his house is a network to artists and tourists who traveled all over the world, stayed in Hans' house, making for good atmosphere and lots of fun. For Hans, this is not a rental business, but a way of cultural exchange. We are at walking distance from all major attractions in Amsterdam. Further we have a tram stop in front of our house with trams running every 5 minutes through the center.
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very clean room with a host that nothing is to much to ask, Definitively would like to stay there again.
the red room at hans' place is great!! A man called Damien showed us around when we got there, he was very kind and polite as well as funny. He even gave us a bong to use during our stay!! The wifi password wouldn't work for us but wasn't a a huge issue. The house is very close to trams and buses and the surrounding area is great. Will definitely stay here again
Everything was fine. Unfortunately we couldn't arrive at the arranged time, but that was not a big deal. The aparment is located near leidseplein and vondelpark, you can reach it just in a few minutes by foot.
We got a short introduction as we arrived and from then on could stay on our own, wich for us was very nice and ok.
Not only is the room perfectly situated in the perfect spot of Amsterdam (minutes walk away from the center and located in the heart of the museum district) but it is big, comfortable and classy! The house in which the room is found has a wonderful little garden, perfect for a quiet read or to plan the day ahead. Hans is a friendly landlord with alot of good advice and plenty of funny stories. When I go back to Amsterdam i will certainly go back to the Red Room!! I recommend it without a doubt!
Thank you very much Hans for your welcome. it's was a really good experience this trip in Amsterdam, and mainly in your flat. it was really good located, and nice too. Everybody in the flat was really nice. I advice you to come in this place, and i gonna come back ASAP! Thank you again.
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We use USPS. Don't make it a big deal and don't claim a ton of value. Sadly they get charged if you insure.
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
We use USPS. Don't make it a big deal and don't claim a ton of value. Sadly they get charged if you insure.
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That is what i am going to do. Thanks
Life is short, live it while you still can. QuilterMomma
Is this still open to join? I would love to be a part of this.
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The 2012 swap is closed and complete. I am still ambivalent about doing it again. I have about 3 weeks to decide. (December used to feel SO far away.) Right now, this moment, I have a horrendous head cold, so I am not allowing myself to make ANY decisions. ;-)
Beth, you are amazing. 99/120 = 82.5% complete. AMAZING. (but that's still 21 to go in six weeks during holiday season... yikes!)
Is it possible your space is now being taken over by COMPLETED UFOs?
I wish that was the case, but those are over taking behind the loveseat in the living room which I am going to have to rearrange soon for Christmas. Yikes there. I think it is because the leftovers are stacking up inside the cupboards thinking they need to be UFOs on me. My little avatar is on guard and they will not come back I am sure. Learning to just put leftovers in the fabric pile instead of ufo piles. I think once I get these last ones done then I will be ok. I am finishing up three Thanksgiving runners that I have had for a couple of years. I finished the tops, not real fancy, but finished and they are on the longarm. Going to give them away to family this weekend. And yep, 21 more to go and I am going to do it. I just have to so I do not disappoint myself. Then News Year Eve, I can really celebrate the end of a wonderful year of completion and then onto next years goal, scrapbooks put in order. That will be an interesting one for sure. Also, will be working on just show type quilts from the remaining UFOs that I have still. Thre are some of these projects that take an intense amount of time that needs full attention to detail. Would love to win another ribbon next year.
Life is short, live it while you still can. QuilterMomma
Ok everyone, mailing out Caroline's quilt today. Finally. never thought I would get it out the door. It is going Express Mail because I spent the extra $15 to be sure would get there a bit earlier than 15 days. Here is the tracking number. Everyone pray it goes like it is supposed to.
Express Mail International Flat Rate Box #EC
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Also, here is the back of the quilt for a teaser and how I managed to get it in the box. Thanks for the suggestions.
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Thank you SO much, QM and everyone else who made this quilt possible.


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i was going to drop this tittle had ippo not won easily.so now that he defended his tittle his next match should be against the winner of the tourny no? which means he is not going to do anything to futher his standing in the world or beat some champion from another country not looking forward to that but before that i may get a new aoki champion challenge wonder what new technique hell come up with.
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what's more unbeliavable is that Takamura could distinguish Sendo and Date's voice between the entire crowd
Ippo isn't a mini Takamura, people loves him , they're mad at him because they wanted more than just a one hit KO.
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But that doesn't mean Sendo is mini-Takamura. Sendo's still way more likable.
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Takamura has never really had a strong fanbase in the manga. Even when the audience supports him, it's usually because he's Japanese (esp. when he fought Hawk) and not because he's Takamura.
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I believe that's a very clever idea of Morikawa. It wouldn't be the same if Takamura, besides his skill as a boxer, it would be a popular boxer like Sendo in his city. Takamura is like those stars that don't care fanbase and they do what they want to do... i'm thinking in Dennis Rodman's scandals.
Takamura's background as a rich boy who only wants to do things in his own way completes the idea that Morikawa always thought Takamura as a punk who founded in Kamogawa and boxing a way to focus his talent. Because besides boxing Takamura is just a spoiled boy, i don't think that he is even a mature person, he's still a child looking for acknowledgement, but he wants to do it in his own way.
Yeah... Hanamichi Sakuragi is the same... but that idiot did it to impress a girl
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An ASB bank outlet in the Westgate Shopping Centre and three shops in Newmarket's Rialto Centre are among a range of retail investment offerings featuring in Bayleys final Total Property auction for the year.
The ASB premises is in a 334sq m two-level standalone building on 909sq m of land in the Westgate Shopping Centre in West Auckland and comes with a six year lease to the bank from February 2011, with a further six year right of renewal.
The property, which is currently producing net annual rental income of $181,680 and is being marketed by James Chan of Bayleys Auckland, will go up for sale on December 5 in Bayleys' central Auckland auction rooms.
"This is an excellent opportunity to purchase a blue chip bank investment property located in a modern, low maintenance building in an established regional shopping centre," says Chan. He says the complex incorporates a drive-through banking facility and there are also a large number of parking spaces surrounding the building.
Westgate Shopping Centre occupies almost 12 hectares of land adjacent to the State Highway 16, Hobsonville interchange and has a high level of exposure to the North-Western motorway.
Chan says Westgate is one of New Zealand's largest "open air" shopping centres and offers a cluster of retail trade activity, leisure facilities and food and beverage venues in a streetscape environment. The centre has customer parking for over 1450 cars with the motorway providing easy access to and from the centre.
Anchor tenants include Countdown, Farmers and The Warehouse, and there is also a wide range of other national and international retailers including the other major trading banks, Paper Plus, Robert Harris Coffee, United Travel, Stirling Sports, Pumpkin Patch, Michael Hill Jewellers and Postie Plus.
"Westgate Shopping Centre is located in an area that has experienced expansive growth, both economically and demographically, over the past decade and is surrounded by a significant residential catchment," says Chan. This will get a further major boost from the continuing redevelopment of Hobsonville Airbase into what will be known as Hobsonville Point, within 10 minutes' drive of Westgate Shopping Centre. The community, planned to be developed over 25 years, will include 3000 residences as well as schools and early childhood education centres. Chan says there are also substantial areas of former rural land close to Westgate that have been earmarked for major business development in the future.
Chan also has three retail units up for auction on December 6 in the Rialto Centre, a shopping and cinema complex located between Broadway and Osborne St in the heart of the Newmarket retail precinct. Two of the units, occupied by The Poi Room and Alluvium Jewellery, are located on Osborne Street, while a unit occupied by Nandos restaurant is on Level 2.
"The net annual rentals ranging from $51,594 to $80,399 put them within an affordable price bracket for smaller to medium-sized investors," Chan says.
Osborne St is a boutique retail strip offering a pedestrian lane shopping experience. The Poi Room, located at 17 Osborne St, specialises in New Zealand art and design works, selling paintings and prints, jewellery, ceramics, homewares, glass and sculptural pieces from emerging and established New Zealand artists.
Next door, is manufacturing jeweller Alluvium Jewellery, the only specialist jewellery retailer within the Rialto Centre, and a member of the New York Diamond Trading Network. Its lease, running for six years from November 2010, has fixed annual rental adjustments based on the increase in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) plus 2.5 per cent.
Upstairs, Nandos restaurant occupies 193sq m of space in the Foodcourt on a 12 year lease running until 2019 which also has annual rental adjustments based on CPI plus two per cent.
Chan says the food court is strategically positioned next to the busy Rialto Cinema complex.
"It has a pleasant ambience with plenty of seating and a children's play area and draws its clientele from cinema goers, shoppers visiting the popular Newmarket precinct and from a substantial workforce based in office buildings in Newmarket."
The Rialto Centre has access from both Broadway, Newmarket's main street, and Osborne St, and has 25 fashion, homeware and lifestyle stores, as well as the seven-screen cinema complex and the foodcourt. Chan says the centre's main entrance is strongly positioned at the cross roads of two major arterials, Broadway and Khyber Pass, and is located on the sought-after western side of Broadway. The area is home to many of the larger, longer-term tenants in Newmarket and has the heaviest foot traffic.
Chan is also joining forces with Quinn Ngo of Bayleys Auckland in the auctioning on December 6 of twin shops in one unit located in a high profile corner position within the recently refurbished Royal Oak Shopping Centre in Royal Oak. The 188sq m unit is split into two tenancies producing total annual rental income of $72,500 and will be offered for sale as one lot.
It is occupied by Australian-based clothing chain Black Peppers Fashion and T&T Childrenswear, a national retailer with over 40 outlets around New Zealand. T&T has a six-year lease from February 2012 with annual rent increases of 2.5 per cent.


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Centrally located on East Campus at the heart of the University, the Campus Recreation Center serves as a hub for student activity and engagement. More than 250,000 people use the 65,000-square-foot facility every year. The Campus Recreation Center offers more than six different fitness classes, an indoor track, racquetball and squash courts, a state-of-the-art fitness center and more.
For more information about naming opportunities, please contact Director of Athletic Development, Ted Priestly, in the Office of University Advancement at 978-934-4625 or email@example.com.
Naming of the Campus Recreation Center - $5 million
Opened in 2002, the 65,000-square-foot Campus Recreation Center is a state-of-the-art recreational facility designed to meet the needs of the campus community.
Sports Center - $500,000 (1)
This multipurpose space offers three courts used by intramural and club sports programs as well as an indoor track. The sports center is the largest indoor space on campus and doubles as event space.
Fitness Center - $500,000 (1)
The 6,500-square-foot, two-floor fitness center is filled with state-of-the-art fitness equipment to satisfy both the inexperienced and experienced user. LifeFitness, Precor, Cybex and Concept II cardiovascular equipment is complemented by Bodymaster, LifeFitness and Iron Grip strength equipment.
Atrium - $250,000 (1)
The expansive atrium is located immediately as you enter on the first floor of the Campus Recreation Center. The space provides students with a meeting and lounge space and serves not only as the epicenter of the facility, but also as the starting point for all on-campus tours for prospective students and parents.
Outdoor Patio - $100,000 (1)
The central concourse of the building faces LeLacheur Stadium and Fox Hall. This central feature of the building is a meeting point for students, faculty and University guests. Events and programs are held in this open space throughout the year.
Indoor Track -$100,000 (1)
A 1/10-mile running track is suspended above the three multipurpose courts. The track can be used for walking and running. The seamless track surface also boasts banked turns to assist runners through the corners. Exercisers alternate directions every day.
Conference and Seminar Center - $100,000 (1)
The Conference and Seminar Center can host small groups of eight to 10 and meetings of 25 to 40.
Multipurpose Courts - $50,000 (3)
Three multipurpose courts are used for basketball, volleyball and badminton, as well as intramural sports competitions and club sport practices and games.
Aerobic Studio/Dance Studio - $50,000 (2)
Located on the second floor of the facility, both aerobic studios are equipped with state-of-the-art Bose sound systems with wireless microphones for instructors. Programs held in the studios include muscular conditioning, mind-body and aerobic-based group fitness classes such as Zumba, kickboxing, yoga, bootcamp, spin, abdominal workouts and Pilates. These studios are also used for instructional programs and club sports team practices including martial arts, capoeira fencing, dance and others. Studio 1 boasts over 2,000 square feet of activity space and studio 2 is more than 1,300 square feet.
Racquetball Courts - $50,000 (2)
Each court has glass back walls so action can be viewed from both the first and second floors of the building.
Squash Court - $50,000 (1)
The court has glass back walls so action can be viewed from both the first and second floors of the building.
Locker Rooms - $50,000 (2)
Locker room facilities are available to all patrons of the Campus Recreation Center and are equipped with showers and saunas. Lockers can be used on a daily basis.


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A 2007 Oldham County High School graduate and La Grange native is serving "Where the future of naval aviation begins" at Naval Air Station (NAS) Patuxent River, located in Patuxent River, Md.
The Oldham County History Center will be hosting an archaeology investigation from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sunday, May 22. This is a continuing investigation at the Gatewood Plantation, located outside of Bedford in Trimble County.
Veterans Park gains sponsor
United Parcel Service Vice President Ed Geers,his wife Rachael and their family, have become a Five Star Sponsor ($5,000 or more) of Veterans Memorial Park of Kentucky.
Rankin joins board of directors
The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) will offer a Family-to Family education program at La Grange Baptist Church, 1139 Commerce Parkway in La Grange, beginning Thursday, Aug. 27 from 6 to 8:30 p.m.
The class is a free, 12-week course for family caregivers of individuals with severe mental illnesses. The course, which is taught by trained family members, also provides all instructional materials and course materials.
The South Oldham Rotary Club is hosting their Fourth Annual South Oldham Rotary Bourbon & Wine Tasting on Friday, Aug. 21, from 6:30 to 10 p.m. at beautiful Yew Dell Gardens located at 6220 Old La Grange Road in Crestwood.
World War II Marine veteran Dr. E. Bruce Heilman, who recently completed his 6,000-mile motorcycle ride to kick off the "Spirit of '45" national commemoration of the end of WWII in August, returned to Louisville on Sunday, June 21, to place a wreath at Zachary Taylor National Cemetery.
By Taylor Riley
Hermitage Farms in Goshen will be the scene of the Hermitage Grand Gala, a star-studded Derby Eve party this Friday, May 1.
The party is a joining of Laura Lee Brown and Steve Wilson, founders of 21c Museum Hotels, and Junior Bridgeman, President of Bridgeman Foods.
Pewee Valley upcoming events
Friday, April 24 - ID/Republic curb-side recycle pick-up (new schedule is every other friday).
Saturday, April 25 at 10 a.m. - Earth Day/Arbor Day tree give away
Tuesday, April 28 at 7 p.m. - Mayor's Night in Town Hall, 312 Mt. Mercy Drive
Wednesday, April 29 -
ID/Republic curb-side junk pick-up; one item per household, must prove residency (please contact id/republic, 638-9000, before setting out items).
LG&E hearing
By Esther Gresham
Oldham County Family YMCA Youth and Family Program Director
Trading stories and sharing a favorite book or song with a new friend. Being greeted with smiles and high-fives from staff and teammates after scoring the winning point. Always fitting in, just for being you.
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Spotlight: UTSA welcomes Lionel Maten, new director of housing and residence life
By Omar Hernandez
Public Affairs Specialist
(June 30, 2009)--This summer the UTSA Office of Student Affairs welcomed Lionel Maten as director of housing and residence life.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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Maten will oversee all operations of on campus housing and residence life and will take over the responsibility of nurturing a safe and engaging living environment for nearly 1,700 students who live on main campus.
Just a few weeks on the job at UTSA and Maten's schedule is packed with meetings. His phone is constantly ringing, and his inbox is filling up fast. If he's overwhelmed you cannot see it. What is obvious is his passion for students and his new position.
"To be a part of an institution that has a vision of growth was very important to me," said Maten. "UTSA has a lot of energy and excitement built around that growth. I have the opportunity to inherit a housing program still in its infancy and to be able to continue to develop that program into something special."
Maten commends John Kaulfus who recently acted as the interim director of housing and residence. And while Maten does expect to change the order of operations, he is quick to point out that he is inheriting a strong organization.
"Change is not a reflection of anything being wrong it's just that we are going to grow differently," said Maten. "My philosophy has always been organization led through student leadership."
Outside of his excitement for UTSA and his new responsibilities, Maten is eager get his family settled in San Antonio. Maten is originally from Louisiana, so to be able to return to the South after spending many cold winters in Michigan is something his family is looking forward to.
"They'll be here at the end of the month. They're excited," said Maten. "Most of my wife's family is in Texas, so she's excited that our children will be able to grow up around cousins. Plus, we get to enjoy the long summers."
Maten completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Arkansas at Monticello (UAM) and his graduate work at Murray State in Kentucky.
Maten has 15 years of experience in residence life. After graduate school, Maten returned to UAM to work as a hall coordinator. From there he worked at University of Southern Mississippi, Carnegie Mellon University, and the University of Louisville.
Prior to UTSA, Maten was the director of university housing at Oakland University in Rochester, Mich. There Maten helped grow a struggling housing program to one that exceeds full occupancy.
There are four housing complexes on-campus offering several styles of group living. Students living on-campus are close to classrooms, exhibits, the student center, library, athletic facilities, student recreation center and a multitude of activities.
Chaparral Village is UTSA's first university owned and operated student housing complex. University Oaks and Chisholm are owned and operated by Century Development and provide housing to our UTSA students.
For more information about student housing visit UTSA Student Housing and Residence Web site (http://www.utsa.edu/housing/) or call 210-458-6200.
Close-up: Lionel Maten
- Favorite movie: "Most of my life now is spent watching Dora the Explorer"
- Music: gospel
- Leisure time: fishing and just getting started on learning golf
- Family time: spend time at parks or traveling
- Nickname: "Just 'Daddy' by my son, but we won't say what my friends call me."


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Danville resident poet Elm Battersby suggested at the Town Council meeting last week that Danville appoint a poet laureate, and said she personally would be interested in the position.
Read the full story here Web Link posted Tuesday, May 27, 2008, 5:30 PM
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A poet laureate for Danville?
Original post made on May 28, 2008
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I think having a poet laureate would liven up things and people would look foward to hearing the new poem written for the current special event. The person would become a special and anticipated guest.


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Fight your way through the Wild West, birthplace of the term "shooter," in the only game to give you an authentic look into the Old West and all its glory, through the eyes of the hunter AND the hunted.
South Texas. 1882. Billy Candle has just turned 19 and he stands accused of murdering his mother and stepfather. Hot on his trail is Reverend Ray McCall, his stepfather's brother and an infamous gunfighter who believes the Lord has chosen him to be Billy's judge, jury and executioner. Call of Juarez is an epic western adventure about vengeance, survival and the search for a legendary lost treasure.
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#22751 Tue 19 Aug 14 2:03pm
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Re: Whats For Supper?
oliviascotland wrote:
Chicken breasts - not sure how I'm going to cook them yet, but we'll see!
Saw Chef John do this earlier on food wishes and thought it sounded lovely.
Serves 4
4 skinless, boneless chicken breast halves
salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste
2 eggs
4 cups panko bread crumbs
1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese
2 tablespoons all-purpose flour, or more if needed
1 cup olive oil for frying
1/2 cup prepared tomato sauce
1/4 cup fresh mozzarella, cut into small cubes
1/4 cup chopped fresh basil
1/2 cup grated provolone cheese
1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese
1 tablespoon olive oil
1/2 cup prepared tomato sauce
1/4 cup fresh mozzarella, cut into small cubes
1/4 cup chopped fresh basil
1/2 cup grated provolone cheese
1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese
1 tablespoon olive oil
Preheat an oven to 450 degrees F (230 degrees C).
Place chicken breasts between two sheets of heavy plastic (resealable freezer bags work well) on a solid, level surface. Firmly pound chicken with the smooth side of a meat mallet to a thickness of 1/2-inch. Season chicken thoroughly with salt and pepper.
Beat eggs in a shallow bowl and set aside.
Mix bread crumbs and 1/2 cup Parmesan in a separate bowl, set aside.
Place flour in a sifter or strainer; sprinkle over chicken breasts, evenly coating both sides.
Dip flour coated chicken breast in beaten eggs. Transfer breast to breadcrumb mixture, pressing the crumbs into both sides. Repeat for each breast. Set aside breaded chicken breasts for about 15 minutes.
Heat 1 cup olive oil in a large skillet on medium-high heat until it begins to shimmer. Cook chicken until golden, about 2 minutes on each side. The chicken will finish cooking in the oven.
Place chicken in a baking dish and top each breast with about 1/3 cup of tomato sauce. Layer each chicken breast with equal amounts of mozzarella cheese, fresh basil, and provolone cheese. Sprinkle 1 to 2 tablespoons of Parmesan cheese on top and drizzle with 1 tablespoon olive oil.
Bake in the preheated oven until cheese is browned and bubbly, and chicken breasts are no longer pink in the center, 15 to 20 minutes. An instant-read thermometer inserted into the center should read at least 165 degrees F (74 degrees C).
#22752 Tue 19 Aug 14 4:59pm
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Re: Whats For Supper?
Lamb chops with cauliflower, brussel sprouts, butternut, green beans and cheese sauce.
#22753 Tue 19 Aug 14 8:46pm
Re: Whats For Supper?
That does look good, Joobes, it must be said! As it happens, I'm improvising tonight: shredded leeks, chopped broccoli stalks, a diced courgette, mushrooms, garlic and chicken breasts cut into strips sauteed in butter and coconut oil with a really good glug of white wine and some cream to finish off with, served over basmati rice! We'll see if it's any good
#22754 Wed 20 Aug 14 7:04pm
Re: Whats For Supper?
Supper last night was surprisingly good, which was a relief.
Tonight we've got pork chops with sauteed potatoes, broccoli and mange tout.
#22755 Wed 20 Aug 14 7:42pm
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Don't know what i'm gonna have for supper tonight. Anyone got any ideas for a quick and easy supper? Been working hard today, can't be bothered with anything to tasking.
If you have potatoes, eggs, pancetta and onion. You can do scrambled eggs with onion and pancetta, and fried potatoes
#22756 Thu 21 Aug 14 7:10pm
Re: Whats For Supper?
Roast chicken, rice, broccoli and gravy, followed by raspberries and cream
#22757 Fri 22 Aug 14 2:00am
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Re: Whats For Supper?
Steak and kidley pie.
#22758 Fri 22 Aug 14 9:18am
Re: Whats For Supper?
That looks good - real comfort food!
Tonight we've got fish pie and peas, followed by a raspberry and port fool
#22759 Fri 22 Aug 14 12:27pm
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Re: Whats For Supper?
Home-grown plum crumble and custard
#22760 Mon 25 Aug 14 9:22am
Re: Whats For Supper?
Saturday night we had spiced Morroccan meatballs in tomato sauce with poached eggs and rice, with an almond and pistachio cake for pudding, last night we had slow roast shoulder of lamb, roast potatoes, green beans and gravy followed by Eton mess, and tonight we're finishing leftovers!


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#21 Sat 29 Dec 12 7:19pm
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Re: What was Christmas Dinner?
Oh, forgot to add that my sil made the cookies. They're basically meringues filled with chocolate chips - in the shape of a kiss with the chips inside. I thought they were too sweet . . . I make meringue cookies by adding a little ground hazelnut flour or almond flour and cocoa powder (finest quality) fill with chunks of good chocolate if desired.
#22 Sat 29 Dec 12 11:51pm
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Re: What was Christmas Dinner?
Well that's it ..
It's official ...
There is no turkey left in our house !
None was wasted it was all eaten .
The slow roasted turkey , cooked low overnight was realy juicy .
Bones made stock.
Stock made soup with added vegetables , turkey meat and a good slosh of port wine .
One cold meal with bubble and squeak .
One sandwich for my daughter to take on the train ( but it didn't last as long as getting to the train station , she ate it on the way !)
Turkey pie for supper tonight ..and a couple of indervidual
Turkey pies sent over to my daughters friend who is poorly .
And thats it ...
No more turkey !
#23 Sat 29 Dec 12 11:57pm
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Re: What was Christmas Dinner?
I believe we will have one more day of turkey tomorrow and hopefully that will be us done too, and as much as I enjoy it, I think I will be quite glad to see the back of it for a while....! It was turkey pasties on the menu for us today!
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Re: What was Christmas Dinner?
It was cold and raining in Sydney (wettest christmas day since the 1940s) so I think anyone who'd decided on the traditional hot lunch would have been very happy. We went to family for lunch and dinner/leftovers. Had the usual cold ham, hot turkey, roasted veg and salads. Followed by pavlova and fruit. Dinner was the same plus the rest of the extended families' leftovers too. And then everyone went home with someone else's leftovers.
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Re: What was Christmas Dinner?
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#26 Tue 24 Sep 13 9:46am
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Re: What was Christmas Dinner?
A traditional British Christmas dinner will always include a roast bird, and or another roast meat. Traditionally Roast Goose was the preferred Christmas food in Britain until the new-fangled Turkey arrived from America in the 16th century.
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Canada Income Gap: Richard Wilkinson, Inequality Guru, Says Canada Risks Becoming 'Anti-Social,' Violent
Canada risks becoming a more violent and anti-social place if it allows income inequality to worsen, one of the world's leading experts on the subject says.
Richard Wilkinson, author of The Spirit Level: Why More Equal Societies Almost Always Do Better, told The Huffington Post Canada's editorial board Thursday that Canada is bound to become a society where "people are more out for themselves" if differences between the rich and poor continue to grow.
"I expect if your income differences keep rising, as I think they have been since the early 1990s, you will become a more anti-social society, people will be more out for themselves," Wilkinson, a retired professor of social epidemiology at the University of Nottingham in the U.K., said in response to a reader question.
He also said he expected Canada's violent crime rate to become more comparable to the rate seen in the U.S. if inequality continues to grow.
The Huffington Post chose four of the best questions readers asked to put to Wilkinson. Read the complete Q&A below.
Question from reader Lorax 8: What is the end result for a society -- such as Canada's -- that continues to increase along the rich-poor divide? Can our economy or our society survive another one or two decades of this, and would it be recognizable as Canada?
I think there's no doubt that … rising income differences do affect the whole social fabric of society. So I expect if your income differences keep rising -- as I think they have been since the early 1990s -- you will become a more anti-social society, people will be more out for themselves. And with that, if you get more unequal more rapidly than other countries, then your position in all sorts of league tables will fall. Instead of being much less violent than the United States, you might get more overlap. And similarly with health.
It's an extraordinary picture. The U.S., one of the most unequal developed countries, has worse health, in terms of life expectancy, than any of the other developed countries. It has higher teenage birth rates, it has more people in prison, it has more violence, it has worse mental health. A whole raft of things are affected.
At the moment, Canada does much better than the United States. And it almost certainly is doing better because it's more equal. And you must retain that.
Question from reader Heather Blackett: I see all around me an erosion and a devaluation of what I would regard as institutions of public trust and civic commons; libraries, parks, public spaces, public education and health care, community associations ... The very institutions that protect and promote social equality, mobility and inclusion. Do you believe that this is a one-way slide, or are there still opportunities for my generation to defend -- or create new -- institutions that value and promote equality?
I would say the causality has been primarily in the other direction. You're losing all those kinds of provisions because income inequality develops an ideology that we have less to do with each other. There's less reason why the better off should provide for others, [and less belief] that it's the government's job to provide these things for society. Growing inequality is about fending for yourself.
So I think the main effort must be in reducing the material differences.
Question from the editorial board: So in your view, the inequality comes first, then the attitudes of selfishness follow from it?
It was [Alexis] de Tocqueville, who lived in the States in the 1830s, who said we don't empathize with each other across material differences. 'It's not my job to look after these people.' We make judgments of each other based on social status, so the prejudiced view of the poor has always been that they're lazy and stupid, and the rich are brilliant, and growing inequality increases all those [perceptions].
De Tocqueville talked about how the French landed aristocracy empathized with each other enormously over their trials and tribulations, but couldn't understand what the peasants were fussing about. And similarly with white America, he talked about the extraordinarily cohesive nature of white society, but no empathy with slaves at all. And even in my childhood the most common justification for racism was people saying, 'Well they just don't live like us, do they.'
What the question is pointing out is the policy that's followed in the wake of growing differences, I think. But it has also been affected by an international ideology -- the neoliberal economics [of Reagan and Thatcher] that swept through the developed world, one country after another. Canada caught the disease a little later than others, but Canada still caught it.
Question from reader Djimcintosh: The focus of the past 50 years on computerization and automation has increased productivity on average 2.1 per cent each year since 1961 (StatsCan). This means a 20 per cent improvement every 10 years. We should be living in a Utopian society, except we reduced employment instead. Higher wages and profits for the rich, and a pink slip for the poor. Can Mr. Wilkinson address the role of productivity improvements in establishing the current income inequality? How can we share future productivity improvements across society?
I think that's a very important question, particularly as we become aware of the environmental limits to economic growth.
The New Economics Foundation in London has argued that we need to take the benefits of increased productivity out not in terms of higher levels of consumerism and so on, but in terms of more leisure, more time for friends, family and community.
I don't know how they calculated it, but they said we should be moving toward a 21-hour work week.
Source: Wilkinson & Pickett
This [chart] shows life expectancy in relation to national income per person. What it shows is rapid improvements in life expectancy in the early stages of economic development, and then it levels off.
And the interesting thing is that if you show measures of well being or measures of happiness against national income, you get very much the same shape -- rapid improvements at the beginning of economic development, and then it levels off.
That is a curve of diminishing returns to economic growth. Economic growth is what has transformed the real quality of our lives in the past, but it's largely done its work now. ... We still do have improvements in life expectancy, but unrelated to economic growth.
So what that's really telling us, it's important for poorer countries to have rises in living standards, but for us in the rich world, to have more and more of everything makes less and less difference. So instead of using our gains in productivity to raise material standards through consumerism, status competition and so on-- there's pretty good evidence that that's a zero sum game.
And so we do need to take out gains in productivity in terms of more leisure. It's time for friends, family and community. That's particularly important to recognize when faced with the environmental consequences of continued [high] levels of consumption.
Question from reader Shaun L: I would like to ask Richard Wilkinson: In his expert opinion, do the policies of the Conservative government (of Canada) purposely target the poor and middle class in order to keep them "occupied" and "in check" so they do not have the physical or mental energy to oppose the aristocracy we live in?
I don't think one should [promote] conspiracy theories about what's going on. It's more a reflection of people's ideas of how [things] work.
There is I think, a real conflict of ideologies, which I think stems at some very fundamental level from our view, our sense of human nature -- how fundamentally social we think people are, or whether we think we're basically materially self interested.
The truth is that we change in different environments. What inequality does is make us more [inclined] to self interest, but actually that consumerism that appears to be material self interest, is not a relationship between us and things, it's a very alien form of communication. It's actually an expression of how deeply social we are, because actually what we are using our money for is to communicate our status and success and so on, and to give a good account of ourselves to others. So actually it's an indication of how social we are, but it's a very alien way of expressing that.
And the alternative view is that what we're really motivated by is feeling valued by friends and society more widely. In a way everything to do with the effects of inequality can be expressed in terms of whether we feel valued or not. At the big multinationals, the most junior employees are paid one third or one quarter of one per cent of the CEOs. There's no more powerful way of telling people that you're almost worthless.
And with that, of course, goes the feeling that some peope are extremely valuable and others don't matter at all.
[Politically] I think there will always be a hard core of opposition [to these ideas]. But in a democracy that shouldn't be too much of a problem.
I think what is a problem is where you get money being too entrenched in politics. l really think it's crucially important to keep money out of politics, have limitations on electoral spending, sizable donations from companies or rich individuals. It's very damaging to the political process and democracy itself.
I think the media are also crucial. For democracy to function you've got to have good information. And I think we shouldn't have too much of the media controlled by any one person or organization. It's got to be diverse.
If you could ask one of the world's most esteemed income inequality gurus one question, what would it be?
British scholar Richard Wilkinson, a pioneering expert in the field of social inequality and author of the best-selling book The Spirit Level: Why More Equal Societies Almost Always Do Better, will join The Huffington Post Canada for an editorial board meeting at 11 a.m. ET on Thursday, May 3. We will present him with a selection of your best questions, as chosen by HuffPost editors.
Leave your questions now in the comments section, and check back later to see Wilkinson's answers.
Here are a few questions to get you going:
Why should Canadians care about growing income inequality?
Does income inequality affect both rich and poor people?
How does income inequality relate to obesity?
When Richard Wilkinson talks about income inequality, people listen.
Over the past four decades, he has studied the social implications of high levels of inequality -- and has uncovered some disquieting connections between the rich-poor divide and our well-being. A retired professor of social epidemiology at the University of Nottingham, and co-founder of the U.K.-based think tank Equality Trust, Wilkinson has found that more unequal societies also have higher rates of everything from homicides and imprisonment to obesity and teenage births.
It's a message that Canadians should take to heart. Over the past 25 years, the poorest Canadians have seen their real incomes decline even as the wealthiest have made progress. An increasingly small share of people are taking up an increasingly large share of Canada's impressive economic growth. As we have reported in our Mind The Gap series, in Canada the growing rich-poor divide is already having all kinds of unexpected implications, including making us more unhealthy and driving up house prices for everyone.
At the moment, Canada's income divide still puts us in the middle of the pack among developing countries. But as debate about this deepening trend heats up, we are opening up the discussion to you.
Wilkinson will be meeting with The Huffington Post Canada's editorial board on Thursday, May 3, at 11 a.m. ET.
Leave questions for the inequality guru now in the comments section, and check back later to see Wilkinson's answers.
> Gini coefficient: 0.330 > Change in income inequality: +21.8% > Employment rate: 72.3% (6th highest) > Change in income of the rich: +2.5% per year > Change in income of the poor: +1.1% per year New Zealand performs well by a number of economic indicators, including employment, where it ranks sixth highest out of the 27 OECD countries in the study. Income in New Zealand has increased across the board since the 1980s, but the percentage annual increase among the top decile was more than twice as great as among the bottom decile. Among OECD nations, capital income in New Zealand as a percentage of total household income grew the most for the richest group and decreased substantially for the poorest group. Read the entire post at 24/7 Wall St.
> Gini coefficient: 0.336 > Change in income inequality: +8.7% > Employment rate: 72.4% (5th highest) > Change in income of the rich: +4.5% per year > Change in income of the poor: +3% per year The difference in the annual increase in income between the richest and the poorest in Australia from the mid-1980s to 2008 is one of the largest among all countries in the study. The average annual change in income for the bottom decile was 3%, compared with the top decile's 4.5%. This caused the Gini coefficient to increase 8.7% over those years. Australia has one of the highest minimum wages, as a percentage of average wages, of all the G-20 countries. The country also has a fairly high employment rate. Read the entire post at 24/7 Wall St.
> Gini coefficient: 0.337 > Change in income inequality: +9.0% > Employment rate: 56.9% (3rd lowest) > Change in income of the rich: +1.1% per year > Change in income of the poor: +0.2% per year In Italy, income inequality increased 9% between 1985 and 2008. According to the OECD, earnings for the wealthiest 10% increased an average of 1.1% each year, while earnings for the poorest 10% grew just 0.2% annually. Italy has the third-lowest employment rate among the 27 nations in the study, with just 56.9% of working-age adults holding jobs in 2008. Since 1985, unemployment benefits declined by more than 50% to one of the lowest recipient rates in the OECD. Read the entire post at 24/7 Wall St.
> Gini coefficient: 0.345 > Change in income inequality: +7.9% > Employment rate: 70.3% (10th highest) > Change in income of the rich: +2.5% per year > Change in income of the poor: +0.9% per year The UK had one of the biggest increases in the income gap between the wealthy and the poor over the past two and a half decades. On average, the income of the bottom 10% increased 0.9%, while income for the top 10% grew 2.5% per year. After Israel and Australia, the UK had the third-largest difference between the top decile's annual income increase and the bottom decile's increase. The income ratio of the wealthiest citizens to the poorest citizens is 10 to one. Read the entire post at 24/7 Wall St.
> Gini coefficient: 0.353 > Change in income inequality: n/a > Employment rate: 65.6% (14th highest) > Change in income of the rich: +1.1% per year > Change in income of the poor: +3.6% per year Despite its high Gini coefficient, Portugal's income inequality has been improving. From the mid-1980s to the late 2000s, the incomes of the country's poorest increased an average 3.6% each year. The incomes of the richest grew only 1.1% annually. The country has increased its efforts to redistribute income since the mid-1980s, such as through benefits for the unemployed. Read the entire post at 24/7 Wall St.
> Gini coefficient: 0.371 > Change in income inequality: +13.8% > Employment rate: 60.2% (7th lowest) > Change in income of the rich: +2.4% per year > Change in income of the poor: -1.1% per year In Israel, the average income of the bottom 10% actually decreased between 1985 and 2008. On average, income of the top 10% increased 2.4% per year. During the same period, income of the poorest 10% declined 1.1% each year -- the worst rate of decline among the 27 nations studied. Only one other country, Japan, saw its bottom decile's income fall as well. According to the OECD, the top 10% of Israel's residents make 14 times more than the poorest 10%. Read the entire post at 24/7 Wall St.
> Gini coefficient: 0.378 > Change in income inequality: +12.1% > Employment rate: 66.7% (13th highest) > Change in income of the rich: +1.9% per year > Change in income of the poor: +0.5% per year Inequality in the United States increased significantly from 1985 to 2008, putting it in the fourth-worst spot in the study. As with many other countries in which income inequality has increased, average income has gone up across all income groups since the mid-1980s, but not equally. The income of the wealthiest 10% has greatly outpaced the poorest 10%. The share enjoyed by the top 0.1% in total pretax income quadrupled in the 30 years to 2008. Read the entire post at 24/7 Wall St.
> Gini coefficient: 0.409 > Change in income inequality: -5.8% > Employment rate: 46.3% (the lowest) > Change in income of the rich: +0.1% per year > Change in income of the poor: +0.8% per year Turkey was one of the few OECD countries to experience a narrowing of the gap between rich and poor, with income inequality improving 5.8% between 1985 and 2008. However, it still has the third-highest income inequality among the countries in this study. Part of Turkey's problem is a relatively low number of government programs to aid the poorest citizens. The average government social expenditure among OECD nations is close to 20% of GDP, while it spends just above 10% -- the third-lowest percentage. The wealthiest 10% of Turkey's residents make 14 times more, on average, than the poorest 10%. Read the entire post at 24/7 Wall St.
> Gini coefficient: 0.476 > Change in income inequality: +5.1% > Employment rate: 60.4% (8th lowest) > Change in income of the rich: +1.7% per year > Change in income of the poor: +0.8% per year Mexico has one of the highest rates of income inequality. Among all OECD countries, Mexico has the lowest amount of public social expenditure as a percentage of GDP. It also has the lowest unemployment benefit recipient rates. Finally, the country has the lowest minimum wages as a percentage of average wages. Read the entire post at 24/7 Wall St.
> Gini coefficient: 0.494 > Change in income inequality: n/a > Employment rate: 59.3% (4th lowest) > Change in income of the rich: +1.2% per year > Change in income of the poor: +2.4% per year Chile is one of the few countries where the income of the poor increased at a higher annual rate than the income of the wealthy, 2.4% to 1.2%. Nevertheless, the South American nation has the worst income inequality among the 27 OECD nations examined. Chile has a particularly high rate of self-employed individuals, primarily because of its large farming class. The income ratio of the top 10% to the bottom 10% is 27 to one. Read the entire post at 24/7 Wall St.


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Penn State's 6-foot-4 center Nikki Greene had the ball wide open at the top of the key. It wasn't her kind of shot, so Greene took a couple awkward dribbles before the ball rolled away after bouncing off her foot. Coach Coquese Washington could only shake her head and smile, because almost everything else went right Sunday afternoon for the ninth-ranked Lady Lions' frontcourt. Guard Maggie Lucas and forward Mia Nickson each scored 12 points, and Penn State dominated the paint to build a big lead in a 75-34 rout of Lafayette. Lucas added nine rebounds and four steals but hit just 5 of 16 from the field. Still, the Lady Lions (3-0) hardly needed their prolific shooting guard against the overmatched Leopards (1-3). ''Our focus today was putting a body on (opposing players) and getting boards,'' Lucas said. ''Shots don't always fall, so you have to find a way to make an impact in our ways.'' Emily Homan had 11 points and six rebounds to lead Lafayette, which shot 19 percent. The Leopards, of the Patriot League, got outmuscled by the more physical Lady Lions. The Big Ten favorites were in control from the start, leading 14-0 less than 5 minutes into the game. Lafayette's hopes were dashed early after its best player, 6-foot-7 center Danielle Fiacco picked up two fouls just more than a minute into the game. ''That certainly put us on our heels offensively,'' Lafayette coach Diane Nolan said. ''Our whole offensive flow runs through her.'' Fiacco's foul trouble also opened up the middle even more for Nickson, Greene and the deep corps of Penn State frontcourt reserves that saw significant time. By the time Fiacco returned with 10 minutes left in the half, Lafayatte trailed 26-6 following a layup by Greene. Fiacco had averaged 11 points, 10 rebounds and four blocks entering Sunday. ''It made it a lot easier for us to get into our offense,'' said 6-foot-6 freshman center Candice Agee, who hit her first collegiate field goal and finished with seven points on 3-of-5 shooting in 18 minutes. Penn State led 42-14 at the half, but Lafayette cut the deficit to as little as 23 following a layup by Homan with 12:57 left. Otherwise, the final few minutes turned into a glorified pick-up game. The Lady Lions had a breather after grinding out a 63-58 win last week at No. 16 Texas A&M. All 10 Lady Lions scored Sunday. Greene had a nice afternoon with six points, six rebounds and three blocks before hurting her head during a scrum under her own basket early in the second half. Greene didn't return and held an ice pack to her face while watching from the bench. Washington said Greene was fine and could have returned, but was held out as a precaution. Even an off-day shooting from Lucas didn't hurt Penn State, and backcourt mate Alex Bentley finished with just eight points. But the game was won in the paint, where Penn State held a 42-16 advantage. The Lady Lions also outrebounded the Leopards 57-40 and had a 20-2 edge on second-chance points. The baseline was open, too, where Lady Lions reserve Tori Waldner hit open shots. The 6-foot-5 forward finished with six points and four rebounds in 14 minutes. Fiacco, who opened the season with consecutive double-doubles, was never a factor after failing to score and missing all 10 shots. She did have seven rebounds. Washington said Fiacco's foul trouble opened up more opportunities, ''but in the second half when she in the game, we defended her pretty well ... We played our game, and her being on the floor or not being on the floor wasn't a big impact for us.'' For Penn State, Sunday turned into part-fact finding mission to help determine effective frontcourt combinations off the bench if starters Nickson and Greene get into foul trouble in more pressing games down the road. Lafayette returns home with three straight defeats in eight days to power-conference foes, starting with losses to Seton Hall and Villanova. But Nolan will take away positives from the tough stretch. ''For us now to regroup and to see the ball being play at this level,'' she told reporters, ''although you don't see any positives, we do. Playing faster, getting bumped off cuts - now we know what that's like.'' ---- Follow Genaro Armas at http://twitter.com/GArmasAP
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More Behar on Sharron Angle: I can't believe this bitch sent me flowers
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After all the money that Joy raised for her yesterday? C'mon — it was the least she could do.
In response to Joy Behar's vicious remarks on The View, the Angle campaign sent a lovely flower arrangement with a note enclosed.
"Joy, Raised $150,000 online yesterday. Thanks for your help. Sincerely, Sharron Angle"
Not quite as awesome, perhaps, as the thought of Boehner sippin' a Slurpee on election night, but darned close. Some people on Twitter are saying that this is the last straw, that it's time for Barbara to pull the trap door on Behar and find a shrieking liberal for the panel who doesn't embarrass herself every other day. I've been known to make that argument too, but let's be honest: What would the show be without her? Some pleasant political banter from Barbara, Sherri, and Elisabeth, plus Whoopi chiming in occasionally to spin for one of her Hollywood pals whenever they say something racist or rape a kid. "The View" without Joy would be like those Yankees championship teams in the 70s without Reggie. Face it: She's the straw that stirs the drink.
Here's the vid via Mediaite, the highlight of which is Behar reminding Angle that Nevada's illegal aliens won't be voting for her next week. Exit question: Does Joy know that illegal aliens can't vote?
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