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Hello my dear friends! I'm quite ill at the moment, lots of chicken soup and long naps — so I'll be back in full swing again soon. I hope you don't mind that you'll be a bit on your own until my return. I was working yesterday on location as a freelance stylist and had so much fun, then I got home and wham-o — this massive headache hit, then cold chills… so to bed I went and slept for 12 hours — got up at 5:00 a.m. with this yucky ache all over so I'm resting until I'm better. Bleh. I am simply giving in and taking care of myself.
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In 1997, the UND Placement Survey was developed through the partnership of Career Services and Institutional Research for the purposes of collecting demographic and employment information on recent University of North Dakota graduates. Over the years the use for this information has expanded and is now being used not only in Career Services and for university assessment purposes but for others both on- and off-campus. The 15-question Placement Survey is distributed to university alumni who graduated two years prior.
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Bankruptcy lawyer neglected to reaffirm. UGH! Now, the mortgage company is not giving me credit for paying the mortgage to the credit bureaus. I understand I claimed bankruptcy but reestablishing credit is in my best interest now.
I hope you do not mean the legal process called "reaffirmation" in which you agree to make every payment om the mortgage and interest forever without regard to the value of the property or anything else. This is NOT recommended and I'm hoping your lender is not using reaffirmation as a mechanism to refuse to recognize legitimate payments received . If you are not being given credit by either the lender or the credit reporting agency, there are different problems - that is a false report by a credit reporting agency and may be fraud by the lender for providing false information to a credit reporting agency. Either is a violation of the Fair Credit Reporting (federal) statute as well as undoubtedly some statutes in New Hampshire.
Strong-arming borrowers into agreeing to something as draconian as reaffirmation may be some sort of violation of the Bankruptcy Code and the courts examine reaffirmations and have been known to deny them when lenders misuse the process. You have a right to get credit for payment made whether or not you filed a bankruptcy. You also have a right to have accurate information given to credit reporting agencies (Experian, etc.) and to have accurate reports made by the credit reporting agencies. Reaffirmation is not the answer to your problem here. Go thank you lawyer for not doing a reaffirmation and then ask if they will write letters under the Fair Credit Reporting statues demaning accurate information be put into your credit report.
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thank you for clarifying Ms. Goodman. My mortgage company Wells Fargo states they will not report credit on my loan until the reaffirmation letter is filed on my loan.
Take that letter directly to the Office of U.S. Trustee (keep a copy) and request they investigate. Wells may have committed some sort of crime. Also get a copy to the chapter 7 trustee and your attorney. THis sounds like extortion in my opinion.
again thank you for the advice.
Although you may believe your bankruptcy attorney was neglecting you by refusing to encourage you to reaffirm your mortgage debt, s/he actually did you a big favor. There are less risky ways to rebuild your credit after filing bankruptcy than reaffirming a mortgage debt which does you absolutely no good whatsoever.
There is just under a bizillion legal guides here on AVVO on credit rebuilding after bankruptcy & I would urge you to seach & check them out.
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thank you Ms. Bunce
1. Once the case is discharged, you cannot reaffirm.
2. There is no reason to reaffirm real estate. You can retain and pay.
3. File a Qualified Written Request with the lender for information that you need on the mortgage AND dispute the information on your credit report with the credit bureaus.
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I would contact your BK attorney and ask him to contact the lender on your behalf. Typically there are forms that need to be completed in order to reaffirm. If the debt was discharged in the BK already you may be able to renegotiate the terms. Also if the debt as discharged that may be why they are not crediting your payments with the credit bureaus. There may be no active account left to report on.Ask a similar question
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My family is taking a step of faith and moving 17 hours away from the rest of our family. We will be moving to help out a church plant and I will be doing some more bible schooling. A week or so ago, our only car, that is actually quite new (2011) had a check engine light come on. This car has two degrees of "check engine". It has one that is the typical, get your car checked whenever you can and the other is "engine malfunction: service now". Clearly the latter is more significant, and that happen to be the light that came on. Long story short, our car is out of warranty and it was going to cost a lot of money and a lot of time, both of which we don't have right now.
We were confused, we weren't sure whether or not this was a sign from God letting us know we needed to stay. We seeked him in prayer and I put a post on Facebook inquiring if anyone had a "cheap and reliable car for sale". Yesterday I received a text from a friend, he wanted to give us their car. As I read the text out loud to my wife we started to tear up, God had provided in our time of need when it looked like everything was falling apart.
Very few times in my life have I felt this humbled. This entire situation reminded me of our salvation. We don't deserve it at all, in fact we deserve death and eternal punishment for our sin. But God in his goodness and love has dazzled us with his grace found in his son, Jesus Christ.
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As the American economy sputters and families continue to struggle mightily just to keep their heads above water, the Economides family of Arizona believe they provide a model for how to not just survive, but thrive on a tight budget.
Eschewing credit cards, car loans and home equity borrowing, the clan of seven stay solvent and then some on just $44,000 a year — and that includes owning a home in the pricey Phoenix suburb of Scottsdale.
Mind you, they eat nutritious meals and their children are decked out in stylish, brand-name clothes. The key to living well for less, they say, is to search for bargains, avoid impulse buying and plan, plan, plan.
The Economides, who have been living up to their billing as "America's Cheapest Family" since 1982, recently published the latest in their series of fun-while-frugal household tips, this time focusing on what is often a budget-buster for families: the grocery store. Their book, "Cut Your Grocery Bill in Half — With America's Cheapest Family," is on bookstore shelves now.
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"We are the hope and change of America," family matriarch Annette Economides told Matt Lauer Wednesday, as her husband, Steve, and daughters Abbey, 16, and Becky, 26, looked on. "With the unemployment rate where it is today, I believe that our books can allow families to not have to live on two incomes."
NBC cameras followed the Economides through a typical grocery shopping expedition. Before entering the store, Steve and Annette sat down at the dining room table and pored over food coupons, eyeing their cost-cutting prey like hungry lions. Annette used sales as a guide to planning 30 days of family meals before the family headed out the door.
The Economides feed their brood on an average of $350 a month, even though Annette says she knows similarly sized families that put out $2,000 a month. Steve marches down the aisles with calculator in hand, comparing unit prices. His eyes light up when he peruses the meat section and finds several cuts nearing their expiration dates, which he scoops up.
"I'm sure that people probably get squeamish over that," Lauer commented on that part of the prerecorded segment. But Steve Economides wasn't having it. "We're talking about being smart," he told Lauer. "If you look at the meat and the color is right, there's no juice around it, it looks fine; it's probably safe to buy."
He also noted restaurants charge premium prices for aged beef. Lauer grinned and said, "Aged beef is different than old beef, isn't it?"
Time is moneyThe taped segment showed the Economides taking their purchases home, grinding and slicing food for themselves (because it's cheaper than letting the grocery store do it for you), and stowing it in the freezer. Lauer commented that all the coupon clipping, meal planning, price comparisons and food preparation seemed exhausting. But Annette said that time is money: "I tell people that if they are not taking any time to plan to feed their family, I guarantee you that they are spending more time than I am."
Even when they go out to eat, the Economides take great pains to get the most for their money. As cameras followed the family through a Chinese all-you-can eat buffet, Annette crammed a takeout Styrofoam container to just short of the breaking point. "We stuff a container full of food, we bring it home and it will feed us for several meals," she explained.
The family are old hands at stretching a dollar. When Steve and Annette married in 1982 — also a time of a major U.S. recession — they made a pact to maintain a debt-free home and not indulge in extravagance.
The proof is in the pudding: They paid cash for their late-model cars, paid their first home off in just nine years and, most importantly, raised five healthy, happy kids while never going into debt.
Their 26-year-old daughter, Becky, told Lauer that her family name has become synonymous with frugality. "I've got a lot of people that I work with, they're like, 'Are you related?' 'Yes, that would be me,' " she said with a laugh.
"It's not odd to us," she added. "What's odd is seeing my friends go to the mall and purchase jeans for … I don't even know what designer jeans retail for."
"Two hundred bucks!" put in her teen sister Abbey.
"I can get them for less than 10 dollars at a thrift store," Becky said.
TODAY will host the Economides family throughout this week. On Thursday, they will teach another family their money-saving tricks, and on Friday, they will answer viewer questions about how to economize.


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Oscar and Tony Award winner Anne Bancroft, the seductive Mrs Robinson in the 1967 film The Graduate, has died.
Bancroft, 73, died of uterine cancer on Monday in Manhattan, a spokesman for her husband, writer-director-comedian Mel Brooks, said.
Throughout a career that spanned almost 50 years, Bancroft won respect as one of the most versatile and resourceful actors of her generation.
She won an Oscar in 1962 for her portrayal of a sight-impaired teacher in The Miracle Worker.
As the malevolent seductress Mrs Robinson, Bancroft blended sensuality with an undercurrent of desperate pathos. She helped propel Dustin Hoffman, as her young preppie prey, to major stardom and Mike Nichols' black comedy to classic status.
Bancroft seemed baffled by the sustained attention her role in The Graduate drew through the decades relative to her other roles.
"I am quite surprised that with all my work, and some of it is very, very good, that nobody talks about The Miracle Worker," she said in 2003.
"We're talking about Mrs Robinson. I understand the world. I'm just a little dismayed that people aren't beyond it yet."
She excelled in both drama and comedy. Her resume was testament to a spirited talent that was up for anything, whether it was playing Israeli prime minister Golda Meir on stage, camping up in her husband's wacky comedies, including Silent Movie (1976) and Dracula: Dead and Loving It (1996), or providing the voice of insect royalty in the digitally animated comedy Antz in 1998.
With her dark, sultry beauty, the young woman born Anna Maria Louise Italiano in the Bronx seemed destined for a glamorous Tinsel Town niche. Her first movie role was second banana to Marilyn Monroe in the comedy Don't Bother to Knock (1952).
After a string of ingenue parts in movies, she enjoyed her first stage coup in 1958 in a Tony-winning role opposite Henry Fonda in Two for the Seesaw. She won another Tony two years later for her performance in The Miracle Worker as Annie Sullivan, the mercurial passionate woman hired by Helen Keller's family to teach their deaf and blind daughter, played on stage and screen by Patty Duke.
The play's popular, critically acclaimed transformation into a movie signalled a triumphant jump-start to Bancroft's film career.
Bancroft was nominated four other times for Academy Awards: The Pumpkin Eater (1964), The Graduate (1967), The Turning Point (1977) and Agnes of God (1985).
In 1964, she married Brooks, whom she met when he attended a taping of a Perry Como TV special in which she was singing and dancing.
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On Wednesday, May 30th, 2012 at 6 p.m.
Come to raise your glass and support a not-for-profit Czech-American cultural exchange. In the middle of October 2012, the Czech professional, contemporary theatre company Geisslers Hofcomoedianten from Prague is coming to Portland to work with students, exchange with local artists and meet with the community.
They will also perform for you!
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Welcome to my new blog, "Confessions of a Christian Skeptic".
This is where I intend to document the spiritual journey of a man who doesn't fit neatly into the boxes the world would like to put him in. Here you will find religion, philosophy, theology, science and probably more than a little confusion and contradiction. This is a place where doubt is the norm and "I don't know" is a valid answer. If you're the type who thinks that anybody who believes anything should be able to prove everything, you might want to look away. If on the other hand you are not omniscient, then join me.
As I find that religious commentary tends to bring out the trolls, for now at least there will be no comment facility. If you feel you have something to contribute, then I invite you to write an article in response on your own blog or other website. This way the scope of the conversation is widened, and you can write whatever you like. If you'd like a link back please get in contact; as long as you're not too offensive I'll be happy to oblige.
In the meantime, God bless.
Occasionally people have argued with me, sometimes quite vehemently or even aggressively, that labels are a bad thing. They are so obsessed with being seen as an individual that they refuse to recognise that, as individuals, we have things in common with other individuals. Those things in common can be important. Rarely do I meet anybody who refuses to wear the label of "human", because it concisely expresses everything we have in common with the rest of humanity: our basic needs, our general appearance, our origins, our claim to possess fundamental rights, and so on.
If we refuse to wear additional labels, then we are choosing a life of continually explaining from first principles everything about us that isn't common to all of humanity. That's a lot of explaining. Although it possibly shouldn't be so, many doors are closed to us in life if we can't convince the gatekeepers to let us through. Labels tend to be a persuasive part of that. Try to prepare a résumé without allowing yourself any labels and you'll understand what I mean.
There is, however, another side to the story. Having the wrong label can be a problem too. Just as having no label leads to avoidable, protracted discussions, the wrong label means you have to unexplain all the incorrect assumptions that other parties make on the basis of those labels. This can occur when one has inadvertently adopted a label which is too broad; in other words, one which is partially correct but then adds stuff that's not true about you. I suspect this is what the "no labels" brigade misunderstand; their issues are not due to labelling per se, but due to inappropriate labelling.
I was brought up with a label that I have always been proud to wear: "Christian". Proud because, from the point in childhood that I made a decision to adopt the label as my own, I have felt that it embodies so many attributes that are a part of who I am, or at least who I want to be. I have always been happiest when I have lived up to what I understand the word to mean. Anything else feels fake.
But the problem should now be obvious to anybody who has paid attention to how I phrased the previous paragraph. I have always been happiest when I have lived up to what I understand the word to mean. This is where labels can go wrong: when the wearer interprets it one way, but the world interprets it another. In the case of the word "Christian" the meaning is sadly ambiguous. Earlier in my life I naïvely only thought about the literal meaning: of or pertaining to Christ. In other words, I proudly wear a label which is intended to mean "I try hard to lead my life in a manner which is consistent with Christ's teachings and with the examples he set".
I know that many people share that definition. I also know that many, often subconsciously, do not. Many Christians, especially (but by no means exclusively) those of a conservative leaning, associate specific beliefs, traditions, rules, rituals, power structures and more with the word. Many non-Christians, observant of this, associate it with bigotry, hatred, prejudice, intolerance and hypocrisy. When I describe myself as Christian, I am taking a gamble of long odds that the listener will understand it in the simple sense that I mean it, as opposed to one of the myriad other interpretations.
It's actually worse than that, because beliefs have a tendency to evolve, albeit slowly. What a person believes changes over time, and I am no exception to that. Over the years I have studied, philosophised, experimented, reinterpreted and [shock!] talked to people. I have gradually moved from being mildly conservative to fairly liberal to something else. Throughout all of this, I've nevertheless still been proudly "Christian". Clearly the word is useful to me, as a guide and a benchmark, but it is somewhat inadequate as an external descriptor. For many years my search for a secondary label was largely fruitless; every subtype of Christianity seems to imply something to somebody that isn't entirely accurate when applied to me.
The solution came to me when I realised that the answer lies not in how I am like (or unlike) other Christians, but in another part of who I am. I am a philosopher; more specifically, a scientist; even more specifically a computer scientist, although I have never confined myself to that box either. I thrive on rational thought, logic, deduction and correctness. I believe in reason and responsibility. I know the limits of logic, what can and cannot be proven. When all the evidence points to a belief being incorrect, I don't pervert the evidence, I change the belief. I will admit when I am proved wrong.
There is a label which closely matches this way of thinking: "Skeptic" (in this sense usually spelled with a 'k', reflecting the Greek σκεπτικος even though in British English "sceptic" is more commonly employed). Skepticism has existed for a very long time, in one form or another. It certainly predates Christianity. Many skeptics happen to be atheist or agnostic, but that is not a requirement. This is because, by any form of reasoning currently known to man, there is no way to either prove or disprove the existence of God (at least, not if transcendence is part of the definition). Likewise many modern skeptics are Humanists, but not all. (Personally I strongly dislike the term. Perhaps I'll discuss that some time).
So, I realised that I can choose to identify myself as a "Christian Skeptic". Either label could be taken to mean more than intended. But, juxtaposed, much of that ambiguity disappears. If you think of something particularly irrational then, as a skeptic, I'm unlikely to believe it, or at least I'll be open to logical persuasion if I've made a mistake. At the same time, as a Christian I don't share some of the (equally irrational, in my opinion) beliefs of certain prominent voices within the modern Skeptics movement. If it doesn't fall within the intersection of the two ideologies, then it's not for me.
I'm pretty certain there are others out there who have a similar world view to mine. It's not for me to tell you who you are. Maybe you call yourself something else. Maybe you just don't want the controversy of being two things. But, as the Oracle would remind you: temet nosce (or, as we're in a Greek mood, γνωθι σεαυτον). If you feel that the label "Christian Skeptic" is one you could wear, then I invite you to do so. And wear it with pride.
With today's announcement of Rowan Williams' new appointment, and consequent resignation as Archbishop of Canterbury, various articles about him have resurfaced. This one caught my attention:
The Archbishop writes to Lulu, aged 6, about God
Like any human leader, Dr Williams has not necessarily done everything right. But he is a good and wise man, who understands the need for progress. We can only hope that his successor is someone equally wise.
There is a topic which has irritated me enough that I feel I must comment, even though I'm on a break from such stuff.
There has been talk by some of lobbying the Queen regarding the NHS. This idea has actually come up before, but it doesn't normally get any attention. I won't be doing so. I think it's pointless. Ask yourself: if you were the Queen, why would you give a shit about the NHS? You don't need it. You don't use it. You don't benefit from its existence at all. It's another world.
But there has been another group of people, vocally opposed to the idea for an entirely different reason. They ask, why would we want to resurrect absolute monarchy to protect the NHS? It's a question that would be worthy of debate, I'm sure, except for one thing:
After the collection of armed rebellions commonly (though incorrectly) known as the English Civil War, we all know that Charles I came to a sticky end which supposedly established the necessity of Parliamentary consent to the King's actions. But then, for over a decade the sham of a republic was ruled by an effective hereditary dictatorship. A king in all but name. So much for the supremacy of Parliament. That era came to an end when the dictator was deposed by, wait for it, the King!
In celebration of this momentous event, the new Parliament declared that Charles II had, in fact, always been King. The Commonwealth and the Protectorate never happened. Now isn't that convenient? Most of the people directly involved in Charles I's death were executed (possibly posthumously) or imprisoned for regicide, not just plain murder, underlining the fact that the monarch is no ordinary citizen.
Actually, in some ways Charles II was a relatively benign monarch. The social changes which took place during his reign included permitting women to perform in theatre, something which required a royal licence and set an important precedent. But let us not forget, a king is still a king. His power was indeed reduced, but it certainly wasn't removed. His overall support throughout the kingdom was strong enough that, towards the end, he reverted to direct rule.
At this point, I'm sure there are those of you who are yelling at the screen: What about the Glorious Revolution? What about the Bill of Rights? Of course, you are right to ask such questions. We can't ignore the fact that limits on the monarch's power were laid down in statute. And yet, the monarchy remains. Having overthrown two out of three successive kings, Parliament was certainly on stronger ground than ever before. But to focus on that is to ignore the most important factor in those events:
Getting rid of James VII/II was never about democracy. Greater democracy was a side effect. The reason for the revolution was far less noble: sectarianism. James was a Catholic. Pretty much everyone else who counted in English politics (Scotland and Ireland were arguably more complicated) were Protestants. After all, a lot of effort had gone into establishing England's sovereignty from Rome, and the English Church's authority within England. A Catholic monarch was a threat to anyone whose status depended on keeping the Pope out of English affairs.
And so, it didn't suit Parliament to be a true democracy. A republic ruled by the people would be vulnerable to infiltration by Papists. A Catholic resurgence with a democratic voice and legitimate political power would be a disaster. But it was one that could be avoided, by a simple yet extraordinarily cunning move: Consent to a Protestant claimant taking the throne, with conditions attached. The Bill of Rights, and the later Act of Settlement, bound the new coregents and their successors in a number of ways which made it very difficult to reëstablish Catholicism within England (and later Scotland).
While in a technical sense this meant the end of the Sovereign having absolute power, it has always left the door open for an unholy alliance between the Sovereign and Parliament. Royal Assent is more than a historical concept; it has real legal significance and is of no less importance than the power of the unelected Lords to cause problems for a hostile government. For three centuries the monarchy in this country has been playing a careful game. They have many supporters, not least in the Tory party but elsewhere as well. They don't need to stir things up very often. People fall over themselves to make them happy. If a royal wants something done, it happens. Just look at the police operation and disgraceful abuses of power that accompanied last year's royal wedding if you need evidence.
So, if the Queen's prerogative is as real as the powers held by the Lords, this should lead us to ask: What is the difference between lobbying a peer and lobbying the Queen? Most people who are anti-royal aren't fans of the Lords either, and yet I didn't hear people shouting about how ridiculous it is to write to those unelected people. I did hear people saying it was ridiculous that we should have to, but that's a different thing. When you're in a sinking ship, you don't refuse a life raft just because you disagree with the unethical practices of the company who manufactured it.
I'm not telling anyone to write to the Queen. As I said, I won't be doing so. But if I thought it would be effective, then I might. Getting rid of the monarchy, if it happens, will be the result of an entirely separate battle; possibly even a revolution. And in that battle, as in this one, we will need to be prepared to use whatever weapons are at our disposal, even if we have to wrench them from the hands of the enemy. Those who refuse to do so because it has the enemy's fingerprints on it may be missing the point of the fight.
Posted at Confessions of a Christian Skeptic as I haven't started my new political blog yet.


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Thursday, June 25, 2009
Simple Nautical Touches...
Subtle touches of nautical influence inspired my simplistic post today...and reminds me that even the most simple things can make a room or outfit beautiful. When you get a chance, visit A Life More Fabulous. Shar is featuring a dress that totally fits with today's post and is simple and pretty. (what timing! We seem to be almost connected sometimes :) I hope you have a lovely day, friends.
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that first photo is stunning - I love the dramatic hat!ReplyDelete
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I absolutely adore nautical stripes, particularly in navy or gray.ReplyDelete
I love nautical inspired fashions. When I was in Paris, I saw a fabulous show that traced the influence of marine uniforms on fashion. It will be the subject of one of my upcoming posts!ReplyDelete
nautical touches are wonderful! it never goes out of style...ReplyDelete
So classic-I have always loved blue and white stripes-timeless.ReplyDelete
Talk about synchronicity! I love navy and white (as you can tell...) This is a beautiful post! xReplyDelete
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Have a wonderful weekend dear, much much love: Evi
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Former Battle for the Big O Finalist Paul Jolley Featured on American Idol [Video]
This is VERY exciting. Paul Jolley, who two years ago was a finalist in WBKR's Battle for The Big O talent competition, is going to Hollywood! Paul was featured on last night's episode on American Idol and was shown auditioning before the judges in Baton Rouge. Take a look at Paul's performance and see what the judges had to say about his powerful voice and story!
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Congratulations and best of luck to Paul. I remember Paul from "back in the day" at Goldie's. He used to come to Owensboro to sing on open mic night and he had that voice even when he was younger.
And, of course, we remember him from just a couple of years ago when he came to Taylor's to audition for our Battle for the Big O. Check this out!
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So Paul is off to Hollywood! Join WBKR in cheering him on and wishing him well. Could it be? Could it be that Paul is the next American Idol?
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Tempo: 3-1-3
Rest: 30-90 seconds between sets
Starting position: Stand up straight holding 1- to 3-pound weights with your hands at your sides, thumbs facing forward. Position your feet hip-width apart.
Movement: Squeeze your shoulder blades together while you slowly lift your arms, creating a V as you raise the weights. Go no higher than your shoulders. Pause, then slowly return to the starting position.
Tips and techniques:
- Keep your wrists firm, maintaining a straight line from your elbow to your knuckles, and elbows soft (not locked) throughout the movement.
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Just like many other holidays, I hope this Fourth of July offers you and your family many occasions to shoot lots of photos and videos as you make memories. From children dressed in red, white and blue to backyard barbecues and fireworks, I know you or your spouse is bound to have your cell phone out. (It's rare these days to see folks these days with anything more than their cell phone to take photos or video.) Here's ...Read More
I have never been a fan of voice-powered apps or features on phones. My exact words when I'd see a commercial for Apple iPhone's Siri would go something along the lines of "That's just a total gimmick." I mean it was funny that you could ask Siri a silly question and get an even sillier response in kind, but as far as usefulness on the road, I thought no way. The fact they gave a name to ...Read More
Here are a few photos of a 1928 Hendrickson 6x2 cab and chassis at the Mid-America Trucking Show. This truck has real wood on it. Here's some stats about it: Waukesha six-cylinder gasoline engine Brown and Lipe four-speed transmission 30,000 pound capacity Vacuum assist brakes Vacuum-operated two-stage fuel systemRead More
With tears in her eyes, Shannon Mann said her 'I dos' to her husband, Kevin Young, in front of her friends, family and thousands of people on the radio. In a sea of jeans, t-shirts and name badges, Mann, dressed in white, walked down the aisle, at the Mid-America Trucking Show. Her feet passed by white petals on carpet as she and her now-husband, walked up to the Sirius XM microphones at the Pana Pacific booths ...Read More
The Jesse Toler stunt team shows off some of their moves at the 2012 Charlotte Diesel Super Show.Read More
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by Staff Writers
Chicago IL (SPX) Apr 08, 2014
Right now a doomed gas cloud is edging ever closer to the supermassive black hole at the center of our Milky Way galaxy. These black holes feed on gas and dust all the time, but astronomers rarely get to see mealtime in action.
Northwestern University's Daryl Haggard has been closely watching the little cloud, called G2, and the black hole, called Sgr A*, as part of a study that should eventually help solve one of the outstanding questions surrounding black holes: How exactly do they achieve such supermassive proportions?
She will discuss her latest data at a press briefing, "Advances in Astrophysics," to be held at 11 a.m. EDT Sunday, April 6, in Gwinnett Room of the Savannah International Convention Center. The briefing is part of the American Physical Society (APS) April Meeting in Savannah, Ga.
The closest approach between the black hole and gas cloud is predicted to occur any day now. Haggard has been using two world-class observatories, the Chandra X-ray Observatory and the Very Large Array, to gather data on this potentially spectacular encounter.
"Our most recent Chandra observation does not show enhanced emission in the X-rays," Haggard said. "From the X-ray perspective, the gas cloud is late to the party, but it remains to be seen whether G2 is fashionably late or a no show."
At the APS meeting, she also will make a presentation, "Hot News from the Milky Way's Central Black Hole," as part of the session "Hot Topics in Astrophysics" from 3:30 to 5:18 p.m. EDT Sunday, April 6, in Chatham Ballroom C of the convention center.
"This work is fascinating because it will teach us about the growth and feeding of supermassive black holes," said Haggard, a postdoctoral fellow in Northwestern's Center for Interdisciplinary Exploration and Research in Astrophysics (CIERA). "We know they are big, and we know they are out there -- in vast numbers -- but we aren't sure in detail how they get their mass.
"Do they grow rapidly when they are young, like our kids do, or do they grow in fits and starts, whenever fuel becomes available? In watching the encounter between Sgr A* and G2 we may catch a massive black hole in the act of snatching its next meal," she said.
In her presentation, Haggard will show recent data from Chandra (X-rays) and the VLA (radio waves), including the largest flare ever seen from Sgr A*.
"Sgr A* and the newly discovered magnetic neutron star, SGR J1745-29, which appears to be in orbit around the black hole, are dishing out lots of interesting science," Haggard said.
"We've detected the brightest X-ray flare yet observed from Sgr A* and gathered data that are causing us to overhaul of our understanding of the neutron star population in the galactic center."
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Wed Nov 28, 2012, 08:13 PM
Newsjock (11,733 posts)
Who killed Portland progressive station KPOJ? (3,174 words)
Source: Willamette Week
... For the past two weeks, a wave of protest against the change has collected more than 15,000 signatures and grown to include the states entire Democratic delegation to the U.S. Congress.
... More than a few of the outraged listeners suspect a dark hand at work. Clear Channel Communications, which owns seven Portland stations, is the nations largest radio company. And its owned in part by Bain Capitalthe very Romney-founded private-equity firm that Wolfson had often skewered on the air.
Why else would blue Portlandwhere voters went for Obama over Romney better than 3-to-1be denied a progressive talk station?
But the real cause of KPOJs death was more complex: The changing face of Portland radio, a communications company at the mercy of casino capitalists, and a sympathetic audience thatdespite progressive talks potential appealsimply tuned in elsewhere.
Read more: http://www.wweek.com/portland/article-19962-who_killed_kpoj.html
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Thu Nov 29, 2012, 06:48 PM
Bill USA (6,436 posts)
1. recommended!
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Thu Nov 29, 2012, 09:44 PM
yurbud (38,225 posts)
2. how much more proof do we need that media monopolies need to be broken into a million pieces?
Response to yurbud (Reply #2)
Fri Nov 30, 2012, 10:10 PM
alp227 (29,804 posts)
4. Call your member of Congress now - for rolling back the 1996 Telecommunications Act!
That should be a start, the media monopolies should be busted to bring back balance and localism.
Thom Hartmann also urged listeners to send public comments to the FCC to oppose Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation from buying the LA Times and Chicago Tribune, as NewsCorp also owns TV stations in LA and Chicago!
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Fri Nov 30, 2012, 10:47 AM
Doctor_J (36,392 posts)
3. Even the bluest of areas in the US get no liberal radio
the far right's media control makes Hitler & Goebbels seem like amateurs.


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While Iceland puts a former prime minister on trial for gross negligence (Report, 6 March), it is to our shame that some of Iceland's "banksters" now live at undisclosed addresses in the safety of bonus-happy, free-for-all London, quite likely enjoying tax breaks and offshore tax avoidance. It's time these Viking raiders were returned to Reykjavik to face the people whose lives they so effortlessly trashed.
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• In his article on the Israeli original from which Homeland is adapted (Shortcuts, G2, 5 March) Jonathan Freedland writes, "every family has a son, brother or father in uniform". Given Israel's universal conscription, presumably they also have a daughter, sister and mother in uniform?
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• While I agree with the main thrust of In praise of… sporting roots (6 March), and also miss locally based nicknames, you fail to give credit to snooker. John Higgins, The Wizard of Wilshaw, and Mark Selby, The Jester from Leicester, are two that spring to mind.
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• I was interested to read the article concerning the lower proportion of children receiving free school meals at Christian schools (Report, 6 March), concluding it was an inequality of selection procedures to the detriment of poorer families. Another view would be that it is a blessing from God toward those who love him.
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The Annapolis Chorale concludes the 2013-2014 season with a musical journey to Russia and Eastern Europe. Under the direction of J. Ernest Green, the more than 150 members of the Annapolis Chorale will take over St. Anne's Church to fill the space with powerful and exotic music from the region's best composers. Called "The Spirit Soars," the finale concerts at St. Anne's Church in Annapolis are on April 4 (7:30 pm) and 5 (8 pm).
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Students attend all performances free (those over 18 must provide a valid student ID). Adult tickets are $40/adults, $15/pre-sold students and are on sale now on the Live Arts Maryland website, or at the Maryland Hall Box Office at 410-280-5640. More information is also available at http://www.liveartsmaryland.org.
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According to The Wall Street Journal, General Motors (NYSE:GM) said it will nix its $10 million advertising spend on Facebook because it believes the ads are ineffective. While GM's business represents a tiny part of Facebook's revenues, it should be a concern for investors.
Keep in mind that Facebook has already seen a deceleration in its growth. In the first quarter, revenues came to $1.06 billion, which was down from the prior quarter's $1.13 billion. On a year-over-year basis, the increase was 45%, but that revenue growth was 88% in 2011.
It seems far-fetched that advertisers are going to abandon the platform. With over 900 million users, Facebook is too big to ignore. The problem is that brands may focus more on using their company pages to engage their fans, which is essentially free. Indeed, GM says this strategy still has lots of value.
Something else: The GM loss has a symbolic impact. It's the No. 3 advertiser in the U.S., behind Proctor & Gamble (NYSE:PG) and AT&T (NYSE:T). So, other brands will take GM's move seriously and probably evaluate their own campaigns. It could mean even more pressure on Facebook's business.
However, the GM news won't derail the IPO. All in all, it looks like the deal is seeing huge demand, and Facebook has not only hiked the offering price range but it's also increased the number of shares it will sell. So, for investors who are thinking of holding onto the stock for the long term, it may be worth waiting before buying and evaluate the shares' performance over the next couple quarters. If Facebook's revenues continue to slow down, it could mean big trouble for the stock price.
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Before getting married, marriage was all we thought about. We thought about it while attending conventions, walking to class, in class, leaving class, and surfing the Internet. "Who will complete half my deen?" It was an all-consuming thought that would sneak into our very core, putting our intentions into question. We even used to say, "Once I'm married, it will be so much easier to memorize Qur'an." "Once I'm married, I can more easily work for the sake of Allah." "Once I'm married, I can begin … [Read more...]
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