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National law firm Minter Ellison is being sued in the Federal Court by a former property sector client for alleged negligence and breach of laws concerning contract, duty of care, trade practices and fair trading.
The claim has been brought by companies and individuals associated with a Ray White real estate business in the Northern Territory against Minter's partners operating in the firm's Darwin and Adelaide offices. Minter has offices around Australia and in Asia, New Zealand and London, but runs separate profit pools for partners depending on where they practice.
At issue is tax advice given by Minter partner Lachlan Drew in 2008 and 2009 over a divestment in the Ray White business, according to a claim lodged in the Federal Court.
A directions hearing was held before Federal Court judge Anthony Besanko in Adelaide on Wednesday.
The claim said Mr Drew was retained in March 2008 to provide legal advice on the divestment, mainly to allow chief executive of the Ray White business Nicholas George to acquire the interest of colleague Karl Secondis for $1.4 million.
It is claimed Mr Drew advised the divestment sum could be "gifted" to two trusts but failed to advise there "was a risk that it would not be exempt from stamp duty".
Complications arose when the Territory Revenue Office determined in February 2009, that on a preliminary view, the divestment was not exempt from stamp duty, the claim said. This view remained after Mr Drew contacted the TRO to request that it reconsider the decision.
In April 2009, the commissioner of territory revenue issued two notices of assessment relating to the transaction, one for about $128,000 and the other for about $162,000.
The claim said Minter made representations that "effecting the divestment in accordance with Drew's advice would not attract stamp duty under the act".
It also said Mr Drew held himself out as a specialist in trust and taxation law and "possessing such expertise as justified charging for work done at $390 per hour plus GST".
The loss and damage in the claim was estimated to be about $235,000.
Minter has filed a defence stating that it did not "advise on, or recommend, 'divestment' as defined and recommended a different transaction having a similar commercial result".
Minter also said Mr Drew "prepared a detailed draft submission to TRO explaining why TRO's approach was wrong and why it should reconsider its attitude, which was provided to the applicants but which the applicants did not convey to the TRO".
The defence said Minter denied the applicants were entitled to the relief specified in the claim or "any relief at all", and that the firm denied it had acted negligently or breached its duty of care, and "denies any breach of their obligations, whether under statute or generally".
Minter, which is being represented by Hunt & Hunt Lawyers in Darwin, said it could not comment as the matter was before the court. Mr Drew also said this week "we are not in a position to make a comment while the matter is before the court".
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"Your friend has bullet-proof windows in her car, does this happen to you guys a lot?" I need to pull myself together! I need to see in times like these. I smile a little, my tears have now stopped. I throw a quick look at Rose then back to Fay. "Only every day." I open the window and get out my knifes.
I start to throw them at the cars on are backs, stopping them in their tracks. I laugh, remembering the old days when me and Rose used to do this all the time. "Rose..." "I know!" She hisses at me. I shake my head, she's going to the old skate park.
We always went there when we were in trouble, I knew the gang who stays there. She pulls up into the woods. I open my door and get out. "Follow me and keep low." I yell and run off towards the skate park. There's a old hall there where the gang is. I can hear the others running after me.
I pull open the doors and have loads of guns in my face. I smile. "Hey guys. How's the Night Strikers these days?" I ask smiling around at my old gang, the Night Strikers. "Cindy? I thought you went clean." I shrug at Al. The guys put their guns down. They others have caught up with me. I smile at them. "Al, we need a place to hide. The coppers are after us."
He nods and smiles at me. Everyone runs in, looking shocked. I go over to my old gang. "NS. I need some more knives. If you've got them, I'll put my mark on them." The NS (myold gang) Nod all smiling up at me. "Girl, what's wrong with you?" "Tell ya later Al."
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There was something sinister about the way Judah led them. Despite the obvious fact of why Tara was wary (he had fallen from the skies being the main reason), there was something deeper, something darker. She could see age and wisdom behind the hard, grey eyes that were permanently alert, always watching, always waiting.
She watched him as Mikah slept, curious. His wings were a beautiful, magnificent sight; Tara didn't think anything human could ever compare to it. She suddenly desperately wanted to touch them, to feel the hard powerful feathers beneath her fingers, to run her hand along their outline. She had seen some pretty horrific things since this whole apocalypse had started and it felt like now she was seeing the other side of it. The beauty in a world where destruction and chaos reigned.
'You should sleep,' Judah's voice made Tara jump slightly. He did not turn to face her.
'How can I sleep when I know what follows?'
He half turned then; his face cast part in shadow accentuating his cheekbones, his jawline. He really was a rather magnificent sight.
'What follows?' his voice was a fraction softer, almost imperceptibly so.
'Death probably,' Tara gave a humourless laugh. 'I'm not built for a world like this.' She was astounded at the words that fell from her mouth. She had never shown weakness before, not ever. Especially not in front of a stranger. She didn't know what it was; maybe just the fact that he had saved her life, but she felt like she could tell him. 'I don't think anyone is built for a world like this.'
Judah hesitated before he spoke carefully: 'Humans are stronger than they give themselves credit for.'
'I suppose,' she sighed, rolling onto her back.
Silence followed and Tara continued staring at the ceiling, waiting for sleep to carry her away. When it finally did, she dreamed fitfully.
She dreamt of fallen angels, of wings and demons and death. She dreamt of Mikah, of her friends and family that had not made it. Bright, orange fires and fearsome, grotesque demons twisted in her mind, stretching towards her as an impending doom. Then she dreamt of her own death, torn apart by savage creatures, laughing manically as they dug their claws into her flesh, as they separated muscle and bone. One of the creatures, the most vicious of all, locked onto her gaze with hard, grey eyes.
She woke up in a sweat, panting. The room was eerily silent, Mikah was not here and neither was Judah. Darkness surrounded her and for one moment she wondered if she was still dreaming.
'Go and wake her up,' a dominant voice commanded.
Footsteps coming towards her, Mikah standing there with a grim expression. 'It's time to go Tara.'
It took them mere moments to collect their stuff and head out into the open. The sky was tinged with orange, the sun threatening to explode its light on everything, to plunge them all into full view of any demons that may be there. Tara had once upon a time admired this time of the morning; it was a time of quiet solitude, when everything was in that state of peace before the day began. Now, it only brought fear to her.
Judah led the way expertly, his long strides becoming a little hard to keep up with.
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The Oklahoma Film Critics Circle has announced its fourth annual list of awards for achievement in film, giving top honors to "The Hurt Locker" as the best motion picture of 2009.
OFCC members are Oklahoma-based movie critics who write for print and online outlets that publish or post reviews of current film releases. Among the media outlets represented are The Oklahoman, The Tulsa World, The Oklahoma Gazette, Edmond Life & Leisure, 411mania.com and others.
OFCC members named "The Hurt Locker" as the year's Best Film. Set in war-torn Iraq, the absorbing drama focuses on an elite group of soldiers tasked with disarming bombs. The woman who helmed "The Hurt Locker," Kathryn Bigelow, is the film group's Best Director of 2009. Bigelow may well be on her way to becoming the first woman to win an Oscar for directing.
Rounding out the Oklahoma critics' 10 Best Films of 2009 list are "Up in the Air," "Inglourious Basterds," "(500) Days of Summer," "Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire," "A Serious Man," "Up," "District 9," "Fantastic Mr. Fox" and "Avatar."
Film buffs can find the complete list of awards on the OFCC Web site, ofccircle.org, as well as frequent postings on film-related items and links to individual reviews.
Top performance honors went to George Clooney as Best Actor for his portrayal of a high-flying hatchet man in "Up in the Air." Best Actress honors went to Meryl Streep for her remarkable transformation into famed chef Julia Child in "Julie & Julia." Mo'Nique earned the Best Supporting Actress spot as an abusive mother in "Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire," while Christoph Waltz handily won Best Supporting Actor for his role as a sinister SS officer in "Inglourious Basterds."
"This was a very good year for cinema, and we hope our awards encourage viewers to seek out these films we have honored," OFCC President Phil Bacharach said."One of our goals as a critics' group is to make Oklahomans aware of quality films that may not have the publicity budgets of major studio releases."
While 2009 was a strong year for well-crafted movies, it also saw its share of disappointments. OFCC members selected "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" as Obviously Worst Film of the Year. Their nod to "Amelia" as Not-So-Obviously Worst Film of the Year expresses their realization that some films fall far short of their sizable amibitions.
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So much for Manuel Pellegrini insisting there was no chance of Manchester City underestimating Cardiff. There was little evidence that message got through to Pellegrini's players on an afternoon that was as chastening for Manchester City as it was glorious for Cardiff. The Welsh club's first top-flight home game for 51 years will live long in the memory in these parts after two goals from Fraizer Campbell and another from Aron Gunnarsson delivered a thrilling victory.
If the result would have been nigh on impossible to predict beforehand, it seemed even more unlikely after Edin Dzeko thumped a wonderful 25-yard shot beyond David Marshall seven minutes into the second half to give the visitors the lead. The natural assumption at that point was that Manchester City, who had looked strangely subdued in the first half, would go through the gears and take the game away from Cardiff. Nothing, however, could have been further from the truth.
Cardiff played at a remarkable intensity in the opening 45 minutes and they summoned more courage and spirit to haul themselves back in the game when Gunnarsson swept home to equalise. From then on it was all about Campbell, who caused Manchester City's makeshift defence problems earlier on with his pace but ultimately did the damage here with his head. Campbell twice lost his marker Pablo Zabaleta to nod home from corners, with Joe Hart not exactly covering himself in glory on the first, when the England goalkeeper flapped at Peter Whittingham's delivery.
The home team still had to endure a nervous finale. When Alvaro Negredo, a replacement for Dzeko, sent a towering header past Marshall in the second of six minutes of added time, Cardiff were hanging on. Negredo came close to pinching another in the closing seconds but the striker was unable to turn the ball home at the far post and with that chance Pellegrini's hopes of seeing his side salvage a point disappeared.
There were raucous scenes at the final whistle as Cardiff supporters celebrated their first home win at this level since a West Ham United team containing Bobby Moore, Geoff Hurst and Martin Peters were vanquished 3-0 at Ninian Park in 1962. It was a sweet moment for Malky Mackay, his indefatigable players, the supporters who have been through some bleak times and Vincent Tan, the eccentric Cardiff owner who has caused controversy by changing the kit colour but also transformed the club's fortunes.
Tan sanctioned £28.7m of spending this summer as Cardiff broke their transfer record three times, yet it was Campbell, a £600,000 signing from Sunderland in January, who stole the show. A surprise England debutant 18 months ago, when Stuart Pearce handed him a full cap against Holland, Campbell has never put forward a convincing case in the past that he belongs at this level. He had managed only seven goals in 70 Premier League appearances before the start of this season.
By the end of the afternoon, however, the 25-year-old was reminding everyone why Sir Alex Ferguson held him in such high regard when he came through at Manchester United and Mackay was talking about the striker getting back into the England setup. The Cardiff fans certainly made their appreciation known when Campbell departed to a standing ovation in injury-time.
For Pellegrini, the inquest will centre on City's poor defending – Joleon Lescott and Javier García never looked comfortable in central defence in the absence of the injured Vincent Kompany – and questions must now be asked about whether Hart is close to reaching that point when he has made one mistake too many.
City were also poor in other departments. The fluidity and freedom that characterised their 4-0 win over Newcastle on Monday night was missing against a Cardiff side that worked tirelessly and got their tactics spot on. Mackay crowded the centre of the pitch with players when City had the ball, denying opponents that play narrow and with little natural width the chance to cut through them.
On one of the few occasions when Cardiff stood off Manchester City, they were punished. Fernandinho rolled a ball into Sergio Agüero's feet and, with a deft backheel, the Argentinian found Dzeko, who dropped into a pocket of space about 25 yards out. One sumptuous swing of the right boot later and the ball was arching into the top corner of the net.
Within eight minutes Cardiff were level. The impressive Kim Bo-kyung escaped on the right flank and delivered a low centre that Campbell swept towards goal. Hart blocked with his feet but Gunnarsson was first to the loose ball and gleefully rammed home. If that was not exactly in the script, it was nothing compared to what followed.
Whittingham's corner sailed over the stranded Hart's head and Campbell got in front of Zabaleta, in the 79th minute, to nod in. Three minutes from time Campbell repeated the trick when the substitute Don Cowie delivered an inswinging corner from the opposite side of the pitch. Cardiff were in dreamland and although Negredo's superb header, from David Silva's cross, had a few hearts in mouths, Mackay's players held on for a remarkable win.
Man of the match Fraizer Campbell (Cardiff City)


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Jason Carey represents clients in litigation with the government and other private parties, counsels clients regarding a wide range of formation and compliance matters, and defends clients under investigation by federal and state governments. Mr. Carey regularly represents government contractors in bid protests before the U.S. Government Accountability Office and the Court of Federal Claims. He has prosecuted and defended more than 80 protests covering a wide range of procurements, such as:
Mr. Carey has won published GAO decisions for clients such as IBM, Lockheed Martin, Maersk Line Limited, AT&T, and others. In addition to his reported GAO decisions, Mr. Carey has also successfully represented clients in dozens of other protests, by obtaining voluntary corrective action (where he has represented the protester) and by obtaining summary dismissal of the protest (where he has represented the intervenor-awardee).
Mr. Carey also counsels clients on all aspects of federal, state, and local government procurement and grant law with an emphasis on matters related to the formation of government contracts. He counsels clients extensively on organizational conflicts of interest (OCIs) — analyzing whether significant OCIs exist; preparing appropriate disclosures to the procuring agency; and developing strategies for avoiding, mitigating, or neutralizing any significant OCIs. He has expertise in the specialized approach to OCIs taken by certain agencies, such as the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and the Department of Defense. Mr. Carey also assists clients seeking OCI waivers.
Mr. Carey regularly advises clients regarding strategies for protecting and preserving intellectual property rights (in patents, data, and software) when entering into and performing contracts, grants, and Cooperative Research and Development Agreements (CRADAs) with the federal government. He has provided counseling on intellectual property issues to numerous biotechnology firms entering the government marketplace, as well as other large and established high-technology clients. Mr. Carey also advises clients on a range of other matters, such as GSA schedule contracting requirements, the Buy American and Trade Agreements Acts, cost and pricing data requirements, and other contract administration issues.
Mr. Carey conducts internal investigations and defends clients under investigation by the federal government for violations of various federal statutes and regulations, including the False Claims Act, TINA, and export control laws and regulations. In one engagement, Mr. Carey represented a space technologies company in joint criminal and civil fraud investigations alleging overcharges in violation of FAR and the Cost Accounting Standards (CAS). Although commenced with a search warrant, the criminal case was declined and the civil false claims act case was dismissed by the court. In another engagement, Mr. Carey represented a large commercial supply company that was suspended and considered for debarment by a state government. After an administrative hearing and state court proceedings, the state agreed to void the suspension and cease debarment proceedings.
Mr. Carey has extensive litigation experience. He represents contractors in disputes with other contractors, including a jury trial in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia involving claims of trade secret misappropriation, business conspiracy and tortious interference with contract. He has litigated commercial cases in the following areas, among others: breach of commercial contract, misappropriation of trade secrets, breach of employment contract, patent infringement, and private Sherman Act antitrust claims. He has litigated cases before federal and state courts across the country.
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WASHINGTON—Law360 has named six Covington lawyers as MVPs in their respective practice areas. The awards single out lawyers from across various practice areas based on their "success in high-stakes litigation, complex global matters, and record-breaking deals."
The Covington lawyers recognized as Law360 MVPs are:
Shara Aranoff, International Trade. Ms. ...
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Jay Carey is quoted in a Law360 article providing a review of significant government contracts policy developments in 2016. Commenting on the 2017 National Defense Authorization Act, Carey says, "I think the provision that puts a thumb on the scale against using LPTA [the lowest price technically acceptable model] is important, and in the long run beneficial not ...
December 12, 2016, Law360
Law360 selected Jay Carey as a 2016 Government Contracts MVP and profiled his involvement in a number of major bid protests by federal contractors in a variety of industries, such as UnitedHealth's challenge to $58 billion Tricare contracts. According to Carey, "One of the things I really enjoy about it is that every protest is a challenge in terms of learning ...
November 29, 2016, Inside Government Contracts
On October 15, the Federal Acquisition Regulatory Council (FAR Council), issued a proposed rule to clarify contracting officer and agency responsibilities when justifying sole source awards exceeding $22 million dollars made through the Small Business Administration's 8(a) program. The revisions directly address recommendations from a December 2012 Government ...
September 30, 2016, Inside Government Contracts
GAO's jurisdiction over protests of civilian agency task and delivery orders valued at more than $10 million will sunset today. 41 U.S.C. § 410(f)(3). GAO will continue to have jurisdiction over Department of Defense task and delivery orders over $10 million — Congress made that jurisdiction permanent in 2011. 10 U.S.C. § 2304c(e). Pending protests...… ...
June 22, 2016, Inside Government Contracts
Veteran-owned small businesses scored a win at the Supreme Court with a unanimous ruling in Kingdomware Technologies, Inc. v. United States. The case involved a law that requires the Department of Veterans Affairs (the "VA" or the "Department") to restrict competition to service-disabled or veteran-owned small businesses when a contracting officer determines ...
May 25, 2016, Inside Defense
Jay Carey is quoted in an Inside Defense article regarding the defense industry's reaction to protest reform ideas being proposed by Capitol Hill and the Pentagon. According to Carey, the defense industry has a more "balanced view of protests."
"They're coming at it not only as a company that sometimes files protests, but as a company that wins awards and has ...
May 23, 2016, Inside Defense
Jay Carey is quoted in an Inside Defense article regarding the defense policy bill approved by the Senate Armed Services Committee which would block GAO protests for task orders. According to Carey, if the bill is passed, it would mean that there is "no effective oversight of task order awards -- which are now a huge part of the procurement process." He ...
May 19, 2016, Federal Contracts Report
Jay Carey is quoted in a Federal Contracts Report article regarding contractor concerns sparked by the Senate version of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), which includes a "loser-pays" provision in bid protests. "I think contractors should be quite concerned" with the Senate version of the NDAA as it now stands, says Carey. "Protests are a critical ...
May 5, 2016, Inside Government Contracts
You just learned your company is one of several winners of a multiple-award IDIQ contract. You also learned one of your competitors, which should have been ineligible, is also an awardee. So, as things stand, you'll have to split the contract — and compete for orders — with that competitor. Can you file a protest...… Continue Reading
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April 25, 2016, Inside Defense
Jay Carey is quoted in this Inside Defense article discussing House Armed Services Committee Chairman Mac Thornberry's expectation that lawmakers will debate proposals to reform the way defense contractors protest losing bids. Carey, disagreeing with Thornberry's view, says it is inaccurate to characterize contractor protests as being out of control. "Some folks ...
March 3, 2016, Inside Government Contracts
Through the first 5 months of FY 2016, GAO is sustaining protests at a 22% clip — a far higher rate than in recent years. GAO's sustain rate considers only those protests that go to a decision on the merits, and reflects the percentage of those protests where GAO finds in favor of the protester....… Continue Reading
The post GAO Protest Sustain Rate on the Rise ...
March 3, 2016, InsideDefense.com
Jay Carey is quoted in this InsideDefense.com article focusing on the need for the bid protest process and its unintended consequences. Carey, backing the need for greater information throughout the whole process said, "If agencies can share more info in a debriefing, I think that will lower the protest rate." He also added that the government can improve the ...
March 2, 2016, BNA Federal Contracts Report
Jay Carey is quoted extensively in this BNA Federal Contracts Report article discussing bid protest rates. At a panel discussion hosted by the Center for Strategic and International Studies, Carey shared that bid protest rates are increasing but are still low by historical standards. Speaking to BNA, Carey says, "I think people tend to focus on the increase in ...
March 2, 2016, Center for Strategic and International Studies
February 16, 2016, Inside Government Contracts
The Department of Defense (DoD) is considering a proposed rule that would prevent defense contractors from promising future Independent Research & Development (IR&D) investments as a way to gain a competitive price advantage in DoD procurements. Although DoD's rulemaking is in its early stages, defense contractors with substantial IR&D programs should monitor ...
On February 11, 2016, the Government Accountability Office publicly released its recommendation sustaining the protest by ASM Research of a task order award by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to Booz Allen Hamilton. GAO determined that the VA failed to adequately consider a potential organizational conflict of interest (OCI) of the awardee based on...… ...
December 2015, National Defense Magazine
November 19, 2015, Inside Government Contracts
As acquisition timelines become increasingly protracted, contractors face the thorny question of if, when and how to advise a procuring agency of changes affecting an already submitted proposal. In a series of decisions, the Government Accountability Office has held that contractors must inform the procuring agency of any "material change" to a proposal that ...
November 16, 2015, 13th Annual Nano for Defense Conference:Transitioning Emerging Technologies
June 25, 2015, Inside Government Contracts
Company communications with government authorities about potential criminal activity or wrongdoing by the company's employees may expose that company to liability for defamation; that is, unless those communications are considered privileged. In the majority of states, communications with police or prosecutors are afforded "qualified" or "conditional" ...
May 1, 2015
WASHINGTON, DC, May 1, 2015 — Covington is significantly expanding its government contracts practice with 20 lawyers from one of the nation's top government contracts groups, including its former chair and leaders in contractor tort liability, bid protests, procurement fraud, trade secrets and employment.
The group of five partners and 15 other lawyers from ...
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The Simpsons : I, (Annoyed Grunt)-Bot
Homer, wanting Bart to be proud of him, tries to build a battle robot for the "Robot Rumble". He fails to construct one, then decides to build a robot with himself in it to which Bart names the robot "Chief Knock-a Homer." Unaware of Homer's ruse, Bart enters the robot in the Rumble.
The title is a spoof of Isaac Asimov's story collection I, Robot. However, on the Simpsons' Scripts, "D'oh" is labeled as "Annoyed Grunt".
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Tampa Bay Blueberry Festival Package
Keel and Curley Winery • Plant City, FL
April 25 to 27
What you get
- Blueberry Picking for Two on One Day
- Choose Between Three Dates
- One Bottle of Wine and More
This deliciously sweet festival package to the seventh annual Tampa Bay Blueberry Festival allows you single-day entry for two on either April 25, April 26, or April 27, ensuring that your weekend will be a tasty one. The fun takes place at Keel and Curley Winery, the Napa Valley of the Tampa Bay area, and this deal for two includes two pounds of blueberry picking, one bottle of wine to take home, and parking for one vehicle.
$19 ($35 value) for a one-day festival package for two, including:
• Two pounds of blueberry picking
• One bottle of wine to take home
• Parking for one car
more info
Keel and Curley Winery began in spring of 2003 in the kitchen of founder and owner, Joe Keel, a Florida blueberry farmer. He decided to use the end of his blueberry crop to create wine and after trial and error, Keel and Curley started producing quality cases of fusion wine. Today they produce three types of blueberry wine -- sweet, semi-dry, and dry. All three are made from 100% blueberries.
Fine printREFUND POLICY: A refund may only be collected within 24 hours of your purchase; no refunds permitted on day of even. In the event of a cancellation, your voucher will be fully refunded • Limit 1 per customer • Each voucher is good for 2 people • Children welcome; must be 21+ with valid photo ID to consume wine • Valid April 25, 26, and 27; the deal is valid only on the date[s] of the event as listed and may not be exchanged or redeemed for any other dates • Purchaser may change the name of the individual redeeming voucher up to 24 hours in advance of event via the LivingSocial website event details section; no name-changes or alternate pick-ups permitted without notice at venue • Entire value must be used in a single visit Festival runs Friday, April 25, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Saturday, April 26, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; and Sunday 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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• Cannot be combined with any other offer or promotion
• Tax and gratuity are not included
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Use this template to create a mind map for every exam you are planning to take. Make sure to create it at the beginning of the semester. This will provide a great overview of the assessment load and help you keep track of your study progress during the semester. This mind map can also be seen as an index map for the entire lecture/course. From here, you can link to all your other maps (including notes from lectures, books and homework assigments), add links to sources and note down any information that might help you pass the exam.
Enhancement is the less effective means of introducing technology. It consists of Augmentation and Substitution. Both of which allow students to integrate the technology, but on a more superficial level
Transformation has been shown to improve student performance by a full letter grade. It includes Modification and Redefinition. The former acting as a means to transform a task from solely analog to perhaps 50% technological. Redefinition is the most effective method of integrating technology. It allows for students to participate in and create new tasks that were never thought possible
Pedagogical knowledge pertains the the intrinsic ideas and skills held be educators in regards to teaching
Technological knowledge refers to the familiarity, and level of skill held with a specific technology.
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Technology should not be integrated simply because it "is cool." It should provide a useful, tangible advantage.


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Aqua Eyes
The bus journey was unusually uneventful, there was usually a fight, maybe a couple of drunks, some teenagers playing loud music at the back. But not today. I got off at my usual stop and saw Alex in the distance, I started to walk towards him... But he was accompanied by an unfamiliar figure, I hadn't seen them before, a girl. I felt panic rush through me, "Who was she?!" I thought worriedly to myself. I reached them and smiled "Hey Alex" I said cheerily. "Hey Alice, this is Felicity" he said indicating the girl standing in our midst. She had a very pretty face, long golden hair, Aqua eyes and a very pale complexion. "How can somebody be so beautiful?" I thought to myself in angered awe of her. "Hey! I am, as Alex just told you, FELICITY" The girl said in a sparkling voice, shouting the last part. I noticed a slight accent but I couldn't even begin to place it. "Hello Felicity" I said in a slightly uneasy voice. Alex noticed my tone and quickly said "Yeah so Felicity just moved here from Sweden, surprising isn't it, she barely has a trace of an accent". "Yeaaah, so why have you moved into London, I mean, I thought Sweden was a good place to live?" I asked, trying to sound curious rather than interrogational. "Oh it's a beautiful place to live, it's just my parents want me to have an English education so that I can fulfill my ambition to become a professional lawyer". I smiled and nodded. "Wow, a layer, that's really cool, what made you want to become a lawyer" Alex asked her, his eyes alight with curiosity. I sighed as they became deep in conversation.
I looked up fifteen minutes later to see Millie, Ben, Mark, Aurora and Charlie all walking towards me. I jumped up off the bench I'd surrendered to previously and waved to them. I caught Mark's eye and we exchanged a small smile. When the five of them were within earshot Alex took it upon himself to do introductions, "Felicity, this is Millie, Aurora, Ben, Mark and Charlie" He said, gesturing to each person in turn. "Guys, this is Felicity, she's just moved down here from Sweden". They all smiled and said hello. After the pleasantries, Aurora and Ben continued what looked like the conversation they were having on their approach and Millie and Charlie joined in the debate Felicity and Alex were having about airports. I walked over to Mark, "Hey" I said smiling, "Well hellooo Petra, how are you doing this fine afternoon?" he asked hugging me. "I'm pretty good" I lied "A bit tired, I didn't sleep too well last night" I lied again. "How's Mark doing" I asked with a small smile playing around the corners of my mouth. "I'm good actually, I've done all the work for the holidays and I'm ready to party down on Saturday" He replied smiling, "Why didn't you sleep so well" he asked, he forehead creasing. "Oh just stuff on my mind, it's OK, nothing to worry about" I said trying to be dismissive.


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Always Waiting
~for the girl who sits waiting in the park everyday for the boy who is never coming back....
I have sat here, on this park bench,
This is the place where we would meet,
those days when you still made time for me.
and so I've been waiting for you to show up again.
To show up and take me in your arms,
just like last time.
But its been months since that night,
since you came to me when i needed you most.
You've probably been out living,
and I've been here waiting.
Always waiting.
For your smile to light my way,
for your laughter to take my breath away,
for your touch on my skin to melt the ice from around my heart-
I've been waiting for you here.
I have sat, on the end of this park bench,waiting.
Waiting for you to come back to me,
waiting for you to once again care.


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This series of publications on Africa is designed to present significant research, translation, and opinion to area specialists and to a wide community of persons interested in world affairs. The editors seek manuscripts of quality in a wide range of disciplines.The editor works closely with authors to produce a high-quality book. The series, published in association with the Center for International Studies at Ohio University, appears in paperback format and is distributed worldwide.
All books in the series are published in association with the Center for International Studies at Ohio University.
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Research in International Studies
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Making the Mark
· Gender, Identity, and Genital Cutting
Why do female genital cutting practices persist? How does circumcision affect the rights of girls in a culture where initiation forms the lynchpin of the ritual cycle at the core of defining gender, identity, and social and political status? In Making the Mark, Miroslava Prazak follows the practice of female circumcision through the lives and activities of community members in a rural Kenyan farming society as they decide whether or not to participate in the tradition.
Paths toward the Nation
· Islam, Community, and Early Nationalist Mobilization in Eritrea, 1941–1961
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African Video Movies and Global Desires
· A Ghanaian History
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The Twelve Best Books by African Women
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By Makuchi
· Foreword by Isidore Okpewho
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· From Vulnerability to Possibility
Edited by Arvind Singhal and Steve Howard
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Women's writing in Cameroon has so far been dominated by Francophone writers. The short stories in this collection represent the yearnings and vision of an Anglophone woman, who writes both as a Cameroonian and as a woman whose life has been shaped by the minority status her people occupy within the nation-state.
A Most Promising Weed
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A Most Promising Weed examines the work experience, living conditions, and social relations of thousands of African men, women, and children on European-owned tobacco farms in colonial Zimbabwe from 1890 to 1945. Steven C. Rubert provides evidence that Africans were not passive in their responses to the penetration of European capitalism into Zimbabwe but, on the contrary, helped to shape both the work and living conditions they encountered as they entered wage employment.
The Moral Economy of the State
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The Moral Economy of the State examines state formation in Zimbabwe from the colonial period through the first decade of independence. Drawing on the works of Gramsci, E. P. Thompson, and James Scott, William Munro develops a theory of "moral economy" that explores negotiations between rural citizens and state agents over legitimate state incursions in social life.
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Katutura, located in Namibia's major urban center and capital, Windhoek, was a township created by apartheid, and administered in the past by the most rigid machinery of the apartheid era. Namibia became a sovereign state in 1990, and Katutura reflects many of the changes that have taken place. No longer part of a rigidly bounded social system, people in Katutura today have the opportunity to enter and leave as their personal circumstances dictate.
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There are 4 Bedrooms and 4 1/2 Baths in this one level home. Master bedroom has a King sized bed with sealy posturepedic mattress as well as a spacious Master bath with a jetted tub. 2nd and 3rd Bedrooms have King sized beds with sealy posturepedic mattresses. Plus each bedroom has its on bathroom with walk-in shower. 4th bedroom has 2 full sized beds (one is a sealy posturepedic mattress). This bedroom also has its own bath with a walk in shower. Cathedral ceilings in every room make the house seem spacious yet cozy.
Flat screen TV's and DVD players in every bedroom. Dish network in every bedroom except bedroom #4. Bedroom #4 has X-Box 360.
Large living room with comfortable seating for 12 people with Flatscreen TV plus a DVD player and DVD library and a wood burning fireplace. Game table with seating for 4.
Dining Room has seating for 10. Enjoy the large round table with a big lazy Susan in the middle for great family meals.
The kitchen has everything you will need. Refrigerator has Ice and water on the door. Flat top electric stove and oven, microwave, dishwasher and Granite counter tops. Large pantry/ laundry room with washer and dryer. There is also a 1/2 bath powder room.
The hallways are extra wide and wheelchair accessible.
There is a Queen sized air mattress available. This home will sleep up to 12 people comfortably.
Outside you will find our New Firepit area, charcoal grill and electric awning covering patio table and 6 chairs. Lost Bridge Swimming Pool and Community Tennis Court also available. Large circular driveway has plenty of off street parking for up to 8 vehicles. There is a boat launch at Lost Bridge South Park only 5 minutes away.
Boat rentals and boat slip rentals are available at near by Lost Bridge Marina. Call for prices and availability . They will also have information on experienced fishing guides. Lost Bridge Marina is a full service marina with fuel, air for scuba divers and fishing licenses. Trout fishing is 30 minutes away at Beaver Dam.
Beautiful scenery every season! Look for plenty of wildlife. You are sure to see Deer,maybe a Fox and might even catch a glimpse of an Eagle or two. Natural hiking trails are everywhere. Beaver Lake is known for its crystal clear water. Perfect for swimming, boating, fishing and sunbathing. Best striper fishing around is here at Beaver Lake.
Whitney Mountain Chapel is available for weddings and only 5 minutes away!
Pea Ridge National Park is only 15 minutes away. The park has a museum and a drive through self guided tour.
Take a scenic 45 minute drive to Eureka Springs. A unique village with shopping, restaurants and art and offers many events year round. Check out Eurekasprings.org to find out what is going on during your stay.
Rogers Arkansas is only 30 minutes away and offers many dining options. The Pinnacle Hills Promenade in Rogers is an upscale out door Mall- the best in the four-state area.
Our home is perfect for honeymoons, romantic getaways or family vacations.
Pets are welcome for $10/ day per pet.
There is a $160 Cleaning Fee.
Dan and Cristy Wimer live in Joplin, Mo after the devastating tornado ripped our home town apart on May 22, 2011 we needed a place to get away, a retreat. This is the home we bought and lovingly furnished for our family and friends and we now are offering to share it with you.
Cristy Wimer purchased this house in 2011
We purchased this lake house as a vacation home. It shows in our decorating and comfort that we treasure this house. It is very warm and inviting. You won't want to leave. We have been coming to Beaver Lake for over 35 years. When we found Lost Bridge Village, we fell in love and knew that this was where we wanted to be.
Every Bedroom has a FULL BATH! We now have a New Fire Pit! Great for cool evenings and S'mores!
We are Motorcycle friendly! Paved Road and Huge paved driveway, parking area. We also provide supplies for cleaning your bike- just let us know in advance that you are riders.
The house is also handicap friendly- all on one level with no steps to get into the house and wide hallways.
The Beaver Lake Paradise was perfect for our family of 9! The house was pet friendly and offered all the needs for a family stay. The home is decorated in a lovely lakehouse fashion while at the same time modern and clean. We had plenty of room and especially loved that each of the four bedrooms had their own bath! We did a day trip to Branson, MO and shopped in the historic downtown area. We also did a day trip to Eureka Springs to visit the Thorncrown Chapel and the historic Crescent Moon Rooftop Pizza bar with a fabulous view of the Christ of the Ozarks. The drive up and down the mountain was beautiful during the day with awesome views of the lake. The owners were very responsive to our questions and with communicating with us through out the rental process. Thank you for a wonderful stay and for sharing your beautiful home with us!
The house was perfect, everything we needed was available. There was plenty of room and we loved the house. It was very clean and the layout was awesome. We sat outside in the mornings and drank our coffee, sat outside in the evenings to unwind. We used the grill and the fire pit. We couldn't of asked for anything else. It was PERFECT!!! We will be back...
Beautiful house, awesome lake, we had a great time! Thanks so much!
We stayed for a week with a group of 8 on motorcycles, Very nice place to stay, Clean and well taken care of. Eating around the kitchen table was a blast. Nice bedrooms. We had a lot of fun. 2 comments I would make but I would not take any points of for is, I think the mattress are going to have to be changed soon as I think they could have been better. Also, this location is off the beaten path for people that are coming to ride the area like we did. 7 miles to get to the highway. That 7 miles is very twisty. It was a nice ride the first couple of times but did get a little long each way a couple times a day. But that is just a personal observation. Over all and one of the nicer places we have stayed in Arkansas.
Thank you
We really enjoyed spending our 9th family vacation at the Bear's Den. My parents, my sister & BIL, my husband & our 11 year old daughter have been spending a family vacation around Arkansas in different locations for 9 years.
The house was wonderful. My daughter was thrilled to have her own bathroom, a first for her!
We absolutely loved the fire pit. We spent 3 nights around it telling childhood stories, roasting hot dogs, and marshmallows for smores!
The inside dining table with the turntable was great to play dominoes on. We enjoyed the awning over the outdoor table & ate supper there one night & played games too.
The rec center was a short drive away and we had fun at the pool & playing the inside games.
Thank you for a wonderful memorable family vacation.
Nice property, communication with owner was great. Several issues during our stay determined our rating. The ceiling light in the master bedroom did not work and only one lamp worked making the master bedroom very dark and hard to utilize. Owner was contacted, aware of the issue with plans to resolve ASAP. Refrigerator leaked, owner was contacted and again aware of issue. Denied access to community swimming pool by HOA even though owner assured us prior to our arrival that the pool and clubhouse was included in the rental (disappointing). Property described as TV in each bedroom which is true HOWEVER the bedrooms are unable to watch a different channel and could only watch channel chosen in living room. We have rented VRBO houses multiple times and this was our first time to have issues.
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|Monthly *
My Standard Rate
2 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 10 guests; add $50 per night, per additional guest
|Cleaning Fee
|Pet Fee
Memorial Day Week, 4th of July Week and Labor Day Week, $315 per night.
* Approximate monthly rate. Actual rate will depend on the days of the month you stay.


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one specific organism
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group of individuals with the same species
Communities, Ecosystem, Biome, Biosphere
each step in the transfer of energy through an ecosystem
third degree consumer
Secondary Consumer, Primary Consumer, Producers
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a forest that consists of trees that lose their leaves every year
Coniferous forest, Desert, Tundra, Grassland/Savanah
biome consisting of water containing fewer salts then the water in a marine biome.
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living things
non-living things
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streams of molten rock arise deep inside the earth and move upward through the crust to erupt on the surface or sea floor
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the number of individual organisms in a species
pioneer species, climax community
growth in a population
the epidemic form of bubonic plague exppierenced during the middle ages when it killed nearly half the people of western Europe
Industrial Revolution, Exponential growth/J-curve, Sustainability, Logistic growth/S-curve, Population growth rate
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Displaying the first of 28 photos of Burford.
Historic maps of Burford and the local area, hand-drawn by Ordnance Survey cartographers and Samuel Lewis.
Browse 26 photo books on Burford and the surrounding area.
As an eight year old boy I lived at Long Wivets, the third house in this photo. We lived there in 1955 and 1956. My father was Lt. Andrew Dill and he was stationed at Brize Norton. That was a very nice time of my life and I enjoyed Burford very much. If anyone remembers me or another member of my family (Andy, Joyce and Nancy, ...Read full memory


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I tried this chocolate bar a while ago because I love strawberries and Aero chocolate bars (for chocolate that is found in the grocery store). They did a great job at putting the flavours together and it was better than the normal Aero chocolate bar. My husband is even a huge fan.
I actually really liked the strawberry taste with this. Its quite yummy with the traditional Aero chocolate bar feel. Super good and Almost as good as the original Aero bar.
I really like the strawberry with the chocolate mixed together, very good! Flavourful and melts in your mouth.
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Aero Strawberry Chocolate Bar;
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Greenock Creek Creek Block Shiraz 2002
Syrah/Shiraz from Barossa Valley, Barossa, Australia
Winemaker's Notes
This is more immediately harmonious and polished than most recent Creeks. It seems to be more classically predictable Barossa Shiraz of the highest order than one of your typically dirty, swampy, sweaty bayou-bluesy brutes. Its smooth, glossy aroma lets little glints of the usual aniseed and chocolate components show with time, and theres that delightful lolly shop whoof of dusting sugar, but thats it for the first half hour. The palates slender, with the lithe, sinuous acidity of a pole-vaulter, but hidden in a delicious wrapping of the cleanest, most intense and promising Shiraz possible.
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The Wine Advocate - "The nearly perfect 2002 Shiraz Creek Block (from 54-year-old vines) possesses an inky/purple hue as well as a spectacularly intense bouquet of creme de cassis, blackberries, blueberries, charcoal, crushed rocks, and acacia flowers. Enormously endowed, concentrated, rich, pure, and layered, it is about as prodigious as South Australian Shiraz can be. The cool 2002 vintage has provided good delineation, crisp acidity, and sweet tannin. Anticipated maturity: 2011-2025+.
Rating: 96+"
Greenock Creek Winery
Greenock Creek Wines is situated at Seppeltsfield in the rolling hills between the hamlets of Greenock and Marananga, on the western edge of the Barossa Valley. The winery's first release was in 1988, when it sold a 1986 Shiraz and a 1988 Chardonnay from its tiny cellar door situated beneath the Waugh's 150 year old stone cottage. Since then the winery has planted, grafted or acquired more vines, and now specialises in premium red wine production. Only grapes grown on the property are used, making it truly an estate winery. The range of wines includes five Shiraz, two Cabernet Sauvignons and a Grenache, all processed at the winery on the Waugh's Roennfeldt Road property. The wines are released each year in early September and are sold through cellar door, mail order, a selected number of retail outlets in Australia and a small quantity via export. If there is a "Cult" Australian winery, this is it! View all Greenock Creek Wines
About Barossa ValleyView a map of Barossa Valley wineries
The Barossa zone consists of two sections - the Barossa Valley and the Eden Valley. Wines from the Eden Valley can be labelled Barossa or Barossa Valley.
Situated just a bit east of the large city of Adelaide, Barossa is Australia's wine headquarters. Mega producers are based here, boutique wineries call it home and a majority of the habitants claim their income on the wine industry. The valley is strewn with a series of hamlets, small towns spotted throughout the region.
Barossa ValleyBarossa is red-wine territory, with red grapes consisting of about two-thirds of the region's plantings. The reds, Shiraz in particular, are lauded for their rich, concentrated flavors and aging potential. Old vines of Shiraz and Grenache are popular, many up to 80 years old. The valley is home to some of the most famous vineyards of Australia - this is where the first Penfolds Grange was made. Whites are also found, mainly from the Semillon grape – these wines are as full-bodied as the reds although harder to find. Riesling and Chardonnay are also planted.
Eden ValleyRight next to Barossa Valley, but a bit higher in elevation, Eden Valley is an ideal neighbor. Many wineries source vineyards from both areas as the climate difference in Eden Valley leads to wines of a different character. Reds are still mainly Shiraz and Grenache, but the wines are often more restrained and less dense than those in the Barossa Valley. Whites are popular here too. Eden Valley Rieslings and Semillons are particularly excellent.
About AustraliaLike the United States, which is about the same size, Australia's winemaking regions are huddled into one or two pockets of the country. The state of South Australia, which produces about 60% of the country's wine, also has the most wineries and sub-regions, including McLaren Vale, Clare Valley, Coonawarra and Barossa Valley. New South Wales is home to the Hunter Valley, while the smaller, southern state of Victoria is best known for theYarra Valley. Head way west to the very large state of Western Australia and you'll find the tiny region of Margaret River at the southern tip.
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McGuinn was voted in the top five on Rolling Stone's list of greatest guitar players of all time, praised for his chordal 12-string Rickenbacker riffs, the sonic bridge between folk and rock that changed music forever.
Jim McGuinn was a kid from the WindyCity when he became interested in music after hearing Elvis Presley's Heartbreak Hotel, which inspired him to pick up the guitar. The rest, as they say, is history. McGuinn would play with The Limeliters, The Chad Mitchell Trio, Bob Dylan, Bo Diddley, Judy Collins and Bobby Darin. He and fellow Byrd members that included Gene Clark, David Crosby, Gram Parsons, Chris Hillman would make songs such as Mr. Tambourine Man, Turn Turn Turn, Eight Miles High and The Ballad of Easy Rider number one hits. In 1991 The Byrds were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
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Treasury Issues Draft Floating Rate Note Term Sheet
Here's what I had to say about it last year, discussing why the U.S. federal government cannot inflate the debt away:
Inflate it away
Hang on, critics say, there is a solution: inflation. If the money depreciates, the debt becomes smaller. For example, if inflation is 5% and real GDP growth is 2%, then the nominal GDP (inflation plus real growth) will be about 7%. That nominal growth will bring in tax revenue, lower the debt-to-GDP ratio, and the situation will quickly go back to what we saw in the 1990s, where rising revenue and slowing spending can quickly stabilize and even reverse the deficit.
It'd be great if things were that simple, but we live in a more complex world. In the first place, as noted above, most of the future deficit is entitlements―spending that adjusts for inflation and will rise sharply due to changing demographics. Parts of the federal budget will rise as fast as the CPI and inflation does nothing to address those costs. Alan Auerbach, an econ professor at the University of California, Berkeley, estimates 90% of the budget would increase along with inflation because future government spending is almost 100% entitlements. If entitlements were reformed by delinking them from inflation, then it would be easier to implement an inflation policy―but no one is talking about ending cost of living adjustments because that would be the end of their political career.
Inflation also requires trapped investors. A 30-year Treasury bond worth $1,000 today at 3% interest will decline in value by about 50% if interest rates climbed to 8%, because the money investors receive back 30-years hence will be greatly devalued. The problem here is that investors (including foreign central banks) don't want to hold 30-year bonds, they are increasingly holding short-term bonds of 2 years or less.
The federal government likes a short-term debt structure because it keeps interest costs low. However, this not only makes inflating near impossible (since the government constantly has to issue new bonds), it is also extremely dangerous. Investors hold short-term debt when they fear that interest rates could rise because they get their money back quickly and can buy new bonds at higher interest rates, avoiding the devaluing scenario outlined above. Even without resorting to an explicit policy of inflation, the federal government is increasingly at risk of a bond market crisis.
This risk is similar to the maturity transformation used by financial companies. There was fear that even blue chip firms such as General Electric (NYSE:GE) could go bust in 2009 because they borrow heavily in the short-term commercial paper market and continually roll it over to finance long-term projects. It is like an old fashioned bank run: your money is lent out to your neighbor for 30-years, but you want your money today. In the case of a financial firm, it borrows 30-day paper at a low interest rate and lends it out at a high rate. If people stop buying that paper, however, the firm is bankrupt.
In other words, even if a firm or country can continue in existence, if it has a lot of short-term debt and for whatever reason, investors today fear it will go bankrupt, then it will go bankrupt because it relies on short-term funding. One of the notable aspects of this type of crisis is the inversion of the yield curve. Short-term interest rates surge, while long-term rates stay lower, because the government faces an immediate financing crisis.
In sum, inflation won't reduce the budget deficit and its effect on the bond market could trigger a crisis.
This isn't news to the Treasury
Despite the government's dismal fiscal picture, the U.S. government is not run by idiots―which is why the U.S. government is considering floating rate notes. From the linked article:
While it may seem like odd timing to start issuing floating-rate debt, since most analysts predict interest rates are unlikely to get much lower, Wall Street analysts say the changes make some sense.
...For one thing, the new debt products wouldn't necessarily increase Treasury's exposure to short-term fluctuations in rates. That is because thefloating-rate notes mainly would be used in place of short-term debt―bills and notes that are issued with maturities of less than two years. Treasury is constantly issuing new bills, mainly to replace maturing debt.
Issuing a floating-rate note of two years in place of a series of three-month bills also would reduce the number of times Treasury would have to sell new debt, which it does via auction. That is appealing, bankers say, especially in light of the recent debt auctions of heavily indebted countries such as Spain and Italy. Those debt sales have been nail-biting events for the financial markets.
In early August 2012, the Treasury announced floating-rate securities are coming, possibly by late 2013.
In adopting this course, the U.S. government tacitly anticipates the exact scenario I mention above. Taking this step is a positive move, since it shows forward thinking, but it won't make inflating the debt away any more realistic. What it does do, however, is potentially avoid a Greek-style panic in the bond market because the government won't have to rollover as much debt.


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10 surprising facts about Mickey Mouse
Happy Birthday Mickey Mouse! Mickey is 88 years old on Nov. 18, 2016. See 10 facts about the mouse that you probably didn't know, from the Disney Parks Blog.
1. Walt Disney first named Mickey Mouse "Mortimer." But his wife, Lily, suggested "Mickey" was a better choice. The name Mortimer Mouse was later used in a short film as a rival of Mickey.PHOTO: Disney
2. Charlie Chaplin and other film stars of the day were used as inspiration behind Mickey's animated movements.PHOTO: Disney
3. We know the short film "Steamboat Willie" as the first short starring Mickey Mouse, but it wasn't the first one created. The first two shorts, titled "Plane Crazy" and "The Gallopin' Gaucho," initially failed to find distributors. They were picked up and released later.PHOTO: Disney
4. Mickey didn't speak until the ninth short film, titled "The Karnival Kid," released in July 1929. Mickey was working a hot dog stand in the film, and his first words were: "Hot dogs! Hot dogs!"PHOTO: Disney
5. Did you know Walt Disney voiced Mickey Mouse through 1947? He just wasn't happy with the first few actors chosen for the job.PHOTO: Disney
6. The first piece of Mickey Mouse merchandise was a tablet of paper that featured the mouse, designed for children. The first Mickey Mouse doll was designed in 1930.PHOTO: Disney
7. Mickey Mouse made his first appearance in the "Macy's Santa Claus Parade" in 1934, now the Thanksgiving Day Parade. He was 40-feet-tall! The balloon was hand-painted and guided by men and women dressed in Mickey and Minnie Mouse costumes.PHOTO: Disney
8. When Walt Disney was contemplating a name for his first theme park, he considered calling it "Mickey Mouse Village."PHOTO: Disney
9. Mickey Mouse was the first animated character to have a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, which was given on his birthday in 1978.PHOTO: Disney
10. The infamous Partners Statue of Walt Disney and Mickey Mouse holding hands debuted at Disneyland park on Mickey's birthday in 1993. A second one debuted at Magic Kingdom Park at Walt Disney World in 1995.PHOTO: Disney


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Lesson Zero
Shelly rang the doorbell, nervously. The house had been easy to find, but she couldn't shake the weirdness of going to a boy's house and ringing the doorbell.
Aaron opened the door with a smile. "Come on in."
A girl appeared behind him, grinning. "You must be Shelly! So nice to meet you. It's been a while since Aaron brought a girl home."
Aaron laughed. "That's because you always pounce on them. Shelly, this is my sister Melanie."
Shelly said 'hi' and handed over her bowl of popcorn. Aaron took her jacket. "I see you've brought your notebook."
Shelly looked down at her 5-subject Hilroy. "Well, obviously I have a lot to learn."
Aaron grinned. "Commence Lesson Zero."
Another girl came down the stairs. "Hi Shelly! Welcome here! I'm Dana, Aaron's younger sister."
Aaron explained, "I asked them to help me teach you Lesson Zero."
Shelly didn't know what to say. "You guys didn't have to go to so much trouble..."
"They were quite enthusiastic, actually."
"We're very happy to help. This is an interesting undertaking to say the least! I'm so proud of my big brother!"
Shelly grinned.
Aaron was doing something with a piece of cloth. He looked right into Shelly's eyes. "Do you trust me?" he asked.
Shelly eyed the black fabric. "Not at all."
"Will you let me blindfold you for the sake of your romantic sensibility?"
Do it, her pen warned.
Shelly sighed. "Okay."
Dana giggled as Aaron tied the blindfold. "How many fingers?" he prompted.
"Three?" Shelly guessed.
He took her hands and led her up the stairs. Shelly felt the carpet underneath her feet and heard some clattering in the distance.
The carpet changed to something smooth, probably linoleum. The bathroom?
"Put her on the toilet." Melanie was saying.
They made Shelly sit on the closed lid of the toilet. "What's going on?" she asked nervously.
"Take a deep breath and relax," Dana advised. "We do this all the time. There's nothing to worry about."
This had the opposite of a relaxing effect on Shelly, but she held her tongue.
"I'll be downstairs," Aaron called out.
Shelly felt one of the girls pulling on her ponytail. The elastic came out and her hair tumbled to her shoulders.
"You're not going to cut it, are you?" Shelly imagined her fluffy brown hair, cut boyishly short, sticking out in every direction.
"Of course not, silly. We're going to curl it. Relax. You have such beautiful hair."
Someone was combing her hair, and someone else was swiping wet stuff on her cheek.
"Foundation," Melanie explained. "It covers up blemishes and evens out your skin."
Shelly held her tongue as the sisters burned her ear on the hair curler and plucked out her eyebrows and put on lipstick and eyeliner and eyeshadow and blush and mascara, and even gave her a cute black dress to wear. They didn't let her near a mirror, however. Melanie painted her fingernails and Dana her toes. They threatened to wax her legs, but Shelly talked them out of it. As a final touch, they doused her with hairspray and coated her lips with gloss.
"I think you're ready." Dana said, an odd sound in her voice.
"You look amazing." Melanie said.
"Do I get to see now?" Shelly demanded impatiently. Her eyebrows still stung a little, and even though her face felt caked with unnatural, heavy makeup, and her hair felt stiff and bouncy, she was really curious. She felt a bit like a clown.
"Okay. You ready?"
They took her into their parent's bedroom, which had a full-length mirror for a closet door.
Shelly recognized the girls on either side, but the one in the middle... she looked weird! It looked like Shelly, and yet totally not. Her eyebrows were thin and straight, and looked sleeker when she raised them in astonishment. Her lips were full and shiny, her eyes big and mysterious. Her hair, for all it felt stiff and unnatural, fell softly to her shoulders in shiny brown curls, and the dress - it fit her perfectly, showing off her arms, making her waist look slimmer, and... her ahem, breasts were tastefully displayed.
"What do you think?" Dana asked, shyly.
"You guys are amazing." Shelly said, smiling. She couldn't take her eyes off her image, watching her mouth move the way it normally did in the mirror, but now attached to a different person. A good-looking person.
"Now comes the best part," said Melanie, excitedly. "Showing it off!"
"Wait till you see the look on Aaron's face!" squealed Dana.
Shelly felt something light and fluttery in her stomach. Was that... butterflies? How cliche! What was Aaron going to say? She knew he was going to say something sarcastic and sharp-witted.
"Let's go!" Dana pulled on her arm.
They led Shelly down the stairs. Dana did the introduction. "Introducing the new, improved, and stunningly gorgeous.... Michelle!"
Shelly smiled at the younger girl. She descended the last few steps and finally dared to look at Aaron's expression.
His mouth hung open. Eyes unblinking. Not in mock surprise, but in genuine awe - like he really couldn't look away. "You look... incredible."
Shelly looked away, heat rising in her cheeks. Blushing? Shelly never blushed. She mentally reminded herself to thank Aaron someday. He really knew what he was doing.
Aaron stepped closer, only taking his eyes off her face to sweep up and down and take in the whole picture. "Beautiful." He said quietly.
Shelly blushed again, not knowing what to say. She'd never felt this way before... She always had something to say. "Well, your sisters really know what they're doing," she said, lamely.
Out of the corner of her eye, Shelly could see Melanie nudge Dana with a wink.
Aaron snapped out of his reverie. "Yes. You girls have done it again!"
Dana bowed enthusiastically.
Aaron looked back at Shelly and offered his arm. "Are you ready for Lesson Zero Part Two?"


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Brothers, eh?
This is for my darling brother.
Oh, you can sit there
Watching stuff online on your iPod.
Sit there with milk on your face
And your headphones on, but my God;
You know I do love you,
But there are lines you mustn't cross!
It's not all the time that I can pretend
That I don't give a toss!
You can eat those crisps;
But did you think you'd be that lucky?
I'm telling you - whatever you do,
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First Day Back
"Well, this is as good as I'm gonna get." I said to my reflection.
I looked the best I had in weeks, but it was still bad.
"Oh well." I sighed.
"Hurry up!" My mom yelled.
"I'm coming."
Walking down the stairs, I thought of how everyone was going to act like I was fragile and step carefully around me.
The car ride to my school was extremely tense. Mom wanted to talk to me. I was shutting her out. I didn't want to hear the lecture. I was tired of hearing it.
We pulled up to the school, and of course, everyone was looking dumbly at our car. I could tell they were all talking about me.
"Bye." I mumbled to my mom and jumped out of the car, ignoring everyone.
I held my head up, and forced myself not to look at any of the gawking, sympathetic faces.
This was getting old already.
First hour was History. Insanely easy. Stupid teacher, and too many people.
Of course they were all passing me stupid notes saying 'It's great to have you back!' and 'I missed you'.
It was so stupid. It's not like they actually had missed me, more like talked about me for the first week they heard the news, and then forgotten completely about me.
I had always been the outcast at this school. We moved here two years ago, and I never quite fit in. I always did at my old school though, and I didn't rely on Lea so much.
I think that was part of the problem. I didn't have anyone I could talk to, oh well.
The bell rang, I hadn't heard a word the teacher had said the entire class.
I wrote down the assingment, and tried to walk down the hallway without making eye-contact with anyone.
It was going to be a long day.
By the end of the day, I was tired, angry, and, as much as I didn't want to admit it, wanted to go home.
Mom pulled up, I got in the car, and we left as fast as we could.
I really hoped tomorow would be better.


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WWE.com, in conjunction with the Academy of Wrestling Arts & Sciences (AWAS), ranks the Top 25 Superstars in WWE each week with Power Rankings. The rankings are based on victories, quality of opponents, momentum and overall in-ring dominance, as well as intangibles. Be sure to check back every Saturday for the latest Power Rankings. Here are the rankings for March 1.
NXT's dancing Diva sashayed her way into the winner's circle on Raw this week with a spirited effort in singles competition against Summer Rae.
The World's Strongest Man could not overpower the Real Americans on SmackDown despite having Intercontinental Champion Big E as his partner.
Darren Young didn't get the job done against Titus O'Neil at Elimination Chamber, but did deliver some payback in a victorious effort against his former Prime Time Players partner on WWE Main Event.
Christian may want to put this past week in the rear view mirror, considering his abrupt departure from the Elimination Chamber Match and his losing effort against Sheamus on Raw.
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