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TIAA (Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association) has announced several enhancements to its long-term care insurance policyTeachers LongTerm Care.
The features have the effect of reducing the policys cost through dividends, increasing its benefits and making it available to more people.
Teachers LongTerm Care, introduced in 1991, is available to the non-profit education and research communities, either directly or through employer-sponsored plans.
Dividends to be credited
Dividends will be available after the third year of an individuals Teachers LongTerm Care policy. While not guaranteed, the dividends will automatically be applied to premium payments to reduce the cost of the policy. Consistent with its non-profit status and charter purpose, TIAA has a history of returning to its policyholders premium amounts in excess of what is needed to pay claims, cover expenses and otherwise operate the company in a financially sound manner.
Inflation protection
Policyholders now may increase their daily and lifetime coverage amounts to offset the effects of inflation, while lowering initial premium costs. This is done through the policys Periodic Inflation Option allowing policyholders to purchase additional amounts of coverage each year, consistent with increases in the Consumer Price Index, providing the option is exercised at least once every three years over the life of the policy.
Previously, the only inflation protection was one that automatically increased each year and required substantially higher initial premiums that remained level throughout the life of the policy.
Alternate care coverage
Where appropriate, TIAA can approve benefits in special situations beyond those specifically outlined in the standard Teachers LongTerm Care policy. For instance, in certain cases it may be appropriate to pay for construction of a ramp for wheelchair access.
Availability expanded
Teachers LongTerm Care is available to active or retired employees and their spouses, parents and parents-in-law. The minimum enrollment age has been reduced to 18 (from 40), enabling educational and research employees in the early stages of their careers, as well as other eligible family members, to purchase long-term care insurance at extremely affordable premium rates.
These enhancements to Teachers LongTerm Care, as well as its overall design, are largely the result of input that TIAA has received from plan administrators and employees, said TIAA President Bruce Boyd. The result is a policy that provides even more comprehensive and flexible coverage, supported by an excellent program to offer assistance in identifying appropriate care.
TIAA has successfully served the insurance need of the education and research communities for 75 years, Boyd noted. During this time, TIAA has established a comprehensive service program that makes it uniquely qualified to provide the necessary education and communications support to effectively integrate long-term care planning into ones overall plans for financial security.
The fact that TIAA is one of only three U.S. life insurance companies, out of more than 2,000, to have the highest ratings from the four leading independent rating agencies for life insurance companies provides further assurance to administrators and employees regarding the financial strength and security of TIAA.
The Teachers LongTerm Care policys enhancements and other plan options are available in 45 states, as well as Washington, D.C., and other U.S. jurisdictions. Regulatory approval of the policy and plan options is pending in other states.


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Rice, Sharon discuss impasse (YNetNew.Com - Yedioth Internet) Ronny Sofer 11/14/05)
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Secretary of state in Israel for Rabin commemoration ceremonies; meeting with prime minister centers on diplomatic process with Palestinians, but recent talks regarding Gaza crossings end with no concrete results; secretary of state says Syrian officials may be interrogated by U.N. investigators on Jordanian or Egyptian soil
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice met Monday morning ahead of the scheduled Rabin Memorial Day events around the country.
The meeting centered on the stalled diplomatic process with the Palestinians, and Rice mentioned the possibility that Syrian officials may be interrogated by U.N. investigators on Jordanian or Egyptian soil regarding their role in the Hariri murder.
Sharon reiterated Israels position on Hamas participation in the upcoming Palestinian elections, saying it would be a big mistake that would only weaken Abbas. However, he added that Israel would not interfere in the elections but would prevent Hamas from holding political gatherings.
Rice said in response that it would be easier disarm Hamas following the elections with the help of the international community.
This was the situation in Northern Ireland and Angola, she said.
Rice said that in any case the U.S. would not hold talks with Hamas and Islamic Jihad even if the groups representatives would take power.
We will not accept a situation whereby terror organizations will remain armed and be a part of the Palestinian governing body, she said.
As to Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejads harsh statement regarding the annihilation of Israel, Rice said, Each time he opens his mouth it sounds more and more scandalous.
During her visit Rice expected to bring an end to the dispute on the Gaza border crossings, but recent deliberations on the matter have resolved nothing.
Senior Bush administration officials, as well as Vice Premier Shimon Peres, contend that as long as this issue is not resolved, Israels statements regarding the end of the countrys control over Gaza remain baseless.
Israel continues to insist on strict security measures at the crossings, while the Palestinians aim to remove any signs of Israeli sovereignty. Sundays meeting between Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz and Palestinian Minister Mohammed Dahlan ended with no concrete results.
The two ministers discussed Israel´s demand that cameras be placed at the Rafah crossing. While Mofaz insisted such cameras are installed, Dahlan maintained they would constitute a breach of Palestinian sovereignty.
Birthday present for Rice
Quartet Envoy James Wolfensohn and his staff are considering leaving the region due to the failure of the current round of talks with Israel and the Palestinians.
They are willing to give a chance to one final round of talks, but it is clear to all sides involved that in the current reality the deliberations on the implementation of the Road Map for peace initiative have reached a dead end, an Israeli official told Ynet.
As of now, a diplomatic breakthrough does not seem probable in the near future: Sharon has to deal with inner-Likud issues, namely his ongoing battle with Benjamin Netanyahu, while Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas faces Hamas rising political power.
In the current situation, in which both sides are unwilling to compromise, we may see advancement in the peace process only next spring, following the general elections in Israel, an Israeli official said.
Earlier Rice met with Foreign Minister Silvan Shalom. Shalom congratulated Rice on her birthday and presented her with a pair of earrings as a birthday present.
´Gave his life for peace´
During Sundays Saban Institute convention Rice said, Now, if Palestinians fight terrorism and lawless violence and advance democratic reforms - and if Israel takes no actions that prejudge a final settlement and works to improve the daily lives of the Palestinian people - the possibility of peace is both hopeful and realistic. Greater freedom of movement is a key for Palestinians, from shopkeepers to farmers to restaurant owners and for all seeking early easier access to their economic livelihood.
And let us be very clear about one other matter: Dismantling the infrastructure of terrorism is essential for peace because in the final analysis, no democratic government can tolerate armed parties with one foot in the realm of politics and one foot in the camp of terrorism, she said.
Rice also addressed the 10th anniversary of Rabins assassination, saying, Yitzhak Rabin represented the pioneer spirit of the Israeli heartland - the impatient optimism and rugged determination that helped Israel to turn its barren soil green and to build a new home in its native land and indeed to take up arms when it was necessary against all who denied this nations right to exist.
He was a man who was a pioneer and a warrior and a statesman and a peacemaker. And he approached all of his callings, especially that of peace, with tenacity, and aplomb and a gritty realism - but also with hope and trust and an abiding idealism. After risking death so many times in war, it was for the cause of peace that he ultimately gave his life. Roee Nahmias contributed to the report First Published: 11.14.05, 10:22 Latest Update: 11.14.05, 15:15 (Copyright © Yedioth Internet. 11/14/05)
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Giant Ape Media, in partnership with SC Films International and American United Media is excited to announce that production on BULLET, an upcoming feature length motion picture starring DANNY TREJO (MACHETE), has begun. This fast paced action picture finds hardened detective Frank Marasco battling to bring down a deadly criminal gang. While facing off with his nemesis, ruthless cartel leader Carlito Kane, he unravels a deadly plot that could destroy his family in a race against time. BULLET, directed by Nick Lyon (Species: The Awakening, Punk Love) is based on a screenplay written by Nick Lyon, Ron Peer and Byron Lester.
The film also stars Jonathan Banks (Breaking Bad) as CARLITO KANE and JULIA DIETZE (Iron Sky) as provocative cartel attorney BROOKE MADISON who walks a fine line of legal ethics.
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Lanarkshire where the earliest existing records of the family indicate that they resided in this county before the 11th century Norman Conquest. Records show that they lived at Glegern (now Cleghorn,) which they were granted in the late 12th century by King David I of Scotland. Robert de Caramicely is mentioned in records in 1226. William de Creimechel witnessed a charter by Nerssus de Lundors c. 1225. Little is mentioned of the family until more than a century later when William de Carmichael is mentioned in a charter of lands of Poufeigh c. 1350 and Sir John de Carmychell had a charter of the lands of Carmychell between 1374 and 1384 granted by William earl of Douglas for his assistance of King Charles VI of France against the English. Today, Carmichael is a small village between Lanark and Biggar, in South Lanarkshire, Scotland, home to the "Discover Carmichael Centre," featuring the history of the Carmichael family in Scotland.
Carmichayle Early Origins
Lanarkshire (Gaelic: Siorrachd Lannraig) a former county in the central Strathclyde region of Scotland, now divided into the Council Areas of North Lanarkshire, South Lanarkshire, and the City of Glasgow. George Carmichael "thesaurer" of Glasgow was elected bishop late in 1482 but died the following year without having been confirmed. A few years later, John of Carmichael was an Edinburgh councillor in 1518. John Kirkmichael of Carmichael who escaped the carnage of Verneuil in 1424 was appointed by the French king for the recognition of the great services by the Scots in France. He was known in French history as Jean de St. Michael and founded there a cathedral which was maintained for his fellow Scottish countrymen slain at Verneuil.
In the Battle of Beauge, Sir John distinguished himself by unseating the Duke of Clarence, the English King's brother, but broke his lance; hence the Family Crest became the broken lance.
Carmichayle Spelling Variations
Carmichayle Spelling Variations
Medieval Scottish names are rife with spelling variations. This is due to the fact that scribes in that era spelled according to the sound of words, rather than any set of rules. Carmichayle has been spelled Carmichael, Carmichail, Carmichale, Carmicham, Carmackhell and many more.
Carmichayle Early History
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Carmichayle Early Notables (pre 1700)
Carmichayle Early Notables (pre 1700)
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Carmichayle In Ireland
Carmichayle In Ireland
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The Great Migration
The Great Migration
Many Scots were left with few options other than to leave their homeland for the colonies across the Atlantic. Some of these families fought to defend their newfound freedom in the American War of Independence. Others went north to Canada as United Empire Loyalists. The ancestors of all of these families have recently been able to rediscover their roots through Clan societies and other Scottish organizations. Among them: Andrew Carmichael who settled in Maryland in 1774 with his brother Archibald, and his wife Mary; Donald settled in New York State in 1738; Dugald Carmichael and his wife Catherine and four children settled in New York state in 1739.
The motto was originally a war cry or slogan. Mottoes first began to be shown with arms in the 14th and 15th centuries, but were not in general use until the 17th century. Thus the oldest coats of arms generally do not include a motto. Mottoes seldom form part of the grant of arms: Under most heraldic authorities, a motto is an optional component of the coat of arms, and can be added to or changed at will; many families have chosen not to display a motto.
Motto: Toujours prest
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Last week Universities UK released a report into the impact of tuition fees. They found that generous bursaries weren't driving up the demand for places at particular institutions. Students weren't 'taking the bait', writes Gemma Tumelty.
But laying the blame for the failure of the system at the feet of students does not get at the root of the problem. It's the institutions who have agreed with Offa to ensure their access strategies - including their bursary schemes - reach the audiences they are meant for.
The current system is overly complex and not fit for purpose. Surely a national, regulated bursary scheme would be a better solution?
Complexity breeds confusion, as the government found to their cost through tax credits. The route to better take-up has to lie with better information and proactive recruitment campaigns.
A national bursary scheme would mean that needs alone and not institutional policies or attainment levels determined much needed support. But widening participation is about more than offering funding.
To make the current bursary schemes work, they need to be part of an integrated widening participation and information strategy. There should be clear information and advice where needed, tailored to the individual student from application to delivery. Bursary information must be integrated into pre-entry summer schools and initiatives. Assessment criteria should be clear and simple, based on financial need, not attainment, and there should be generous cash offers with no gimmicks.
Even with the system as it is - and the future potential of a variable 'market' in fees, the onus should be on universities and the government to make the bursaries system transparent and accessible - not on the student to battle an array of complicated bureaucracy.


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And demanded additional money to complete job. Parents paid in full for change orders that he misappropriated the funds for the projects. What are our legal options? Is he committing crime of defrauding elderly parents? He presented expired paperwork, such as insurance, and performed work not asked, and demanding more money to complete projects already paid for in the contract.
The answers to your questions are difficult to answer without specific facts and your legal rights and remedies will vary based on the scope of work and whether the contractor is state licensed. Performing "work not asked for" may be for a variety of reasons including a requirement to meet code, hidden problems, etc. Whether it is proper to charge for this will also depend on the contract and the scope of work. If the contractor has actually performed work, the likelihood of getting someone to pursue a criminal fraud action is unlikely. However there may be civil fraud. Overall, my suggestion would be that you talk to a knowledgeable construction attorney to determine what your rights and remedies are, even if it is something you decide to pursue in small claims. You can improve your likelihood of success if you understand what the issues are, what facts are relevant and how to present them whether before a judge or before the state contractor licensing board.
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A contractor who doesn't honor the contract is liable civilly and if he is cheating the customer, he could be liable civilly. Also a contractor who isn't properly licensed, charges for work not in contract, etc. may be liable civilly and maybe criminally. The state consumer affairs agency may be able to help but you probably need your own lawyer.
Lawrence Friedman, Bridgewater, NJ. Certified as an Elder Law Attorney by the ABA approved National Elder Law Foundation, former Chair NJ State Bar Association Elder and Disabilities Law Section, Member Board of Consultors of NJSBA Real Property, Trusts & Estates Law Section, Vice Chair Special Needs Law Section of National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, and Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Taxation from N.Y.U. School of Law. Visit SpecialNeedsNJ.com for articles and Q&A on elder law, special needs, wills, trusts, estates, and tax. Visit SpecialNeedsNJ.com/blog and subscribe for free timely updates to be delivered to your inbox. Information on both Avvo and SpecialNeedsNJ.com does not constitute legal advice, as it is general in nature and may not apply to your situation or be subject to important changes. No attorney client relationship exists unless set forth in written engagement terms.Ask a similar question
There are a bunch of things at play here. All I can tell you is to speak with an experienced consumer attorney who also litigates. I do as well as others on this forum. If you want to talk, my phone # is (404) 303-8875. There are also many other talented attorneys on this forum you could speak to as well. Either way. Good luck & take care.
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In addition to the responses of my colleagues I would also suggest you contact the local district attorneys office on consumer fraud. There are special, harsher provisions that apply to those that prey upon the elderly and if a criminal court orders the contractor to make restitution as a part of his sentence, you are much more likely to receive your money than by collecting on a civil judgment against the contractor. Hope your folks are doing OK after this turmoil.
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I agree with the prior answers and add that this situation involves multiple areas of the law: Construction, elder law, consumer protection, fraud, and maybe more. When you select a lawyer to talk with, find out if they are comfortable with all of those legal areas; if not, they should consult with attorneys in other areas of practice focus, to make sure all aspects of your case are covered.
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This is a very exciting time for media streaming in Flash. Today the overwhelming majority of the world watches video in Flash every day. In less than a couple weeks, the world will come to San Francisco for Adobe MAX (http://max.adobe.com)– which will be largest Adobe developer conference yet. There is lots happing around video at this conference, and this a chance for you to learn what the Flash Media team is working on. There are literally hundreds of sessions at this conference – but you should focus on 6 important sessions highlighting Streaming and Interactive with Flash Media Server and Flash player 10. You will also see Flash Media Server presented in the Keynote and in the Sneak Peaks – so don't miss those sessions.
I'm excited that we have some real thought and development leaders presenting FMS, Streaming and Interactive solutions. We have sessions that dive deep into delivery quality, video player development, encoding, interactivity and the new features in Flash player 10 including Full Screen with Keyboard control and even RTMFP!
DO NOT MISS THE FUTURE OF VIDEO Session at 8:30 PM on Monday night after the reception as part of the BIRD OF A FEATHER sessions. Get in early, or you won't find a seat. This session will be run by Flash Media Server product team (Laurel Reitman and Kevin Towes will be the key speakers). During this session, you will not only meet the FMS team, but also learn what we've got up our sleeves that will make video experiences in VOD and LIVE much better in 2009. You will also learn how they whole family of Adobe Flash Media products fit. I'll say it again – DO NOT MISS THIS SESSION!
Here is a schedule of events you should put in your calendar.
Monday (November 17th):
9:30am Keynote session (come see FMS in action)
11:30am Multibitrate Video for HD Experiences – Will Law (Akamai)
3:30pm Anatomy of a Video player – David Hassoun (Real Eyes)
5:00pm Future of Communication with RTMFP– Matthew Kaufman (Adobe)
6:30pm Welcome Reception (Meet our team and our partners)
8:30pm Future of Video on the Web (Bird of a Feather) DO NOT MISS THIS SESSION
Tuesday (Novemeber 18th):
10:30am General Session (come see FMS in action)
4:30pm Encoding best practices – Rob Reinhardt (TheMakers)
5:30pm Sneak Peaks (Look at what FMS will be!)
7:30pm Special Event
Wednesday (November 19th):
11:00am Masters.com: How IBM Integrated Live Video and Data Using an Adobe Flash Application – David Balcom (IBM)
3:30pm UGC and Social Media APIs – Jake Hilton (Gears and Cogs)
5:00pm Adobe's Video Roadmap – Pritham Shetty and Paul Betlam (Adobe)
Our Rock Star line up of speakers have been involved with Flash Media Server since we first released in 2001.
Will Law (Akamai) has been building Flash-based video players since 2002. Will as worked on many media and entertainment solutions for many high-profile customers and now works for Akamai as a distinguished engineer. Will presents on Multibitrate experiences in Flash at 11:30am on Monday.
Rob Reinhardt (The Makers) is an author of many books including the Flash Bible series selling over 200,000 copies world wire. Rob is an expert on the Adobe Flash platform and actually taught me about streaming to Flash back in 2001! Rob will present on Encoding for Flash at 4:30pm on Tuesday.
Jake Hilton (Gears & Cogs) has developed for Flash for over 7 years, and recently developed a scalable interactive FMS system for Woome, a large social introductions platform. Jake will present on Interactive experiences with FMS at 3:30pm on Wednesday.
Matthew Kauffman (Adobe) helped develop RTMFP, new P2P technology found in Flash player 10. Joining Adobe in 2006 after acquisition of Amicima, Mathew's session will be supported from a long history of network and p2p experience. Matthew will present on RTMFP and future technology from Adobe at 5:00pm on Tuesday.
David Hassoun (Real Eyes) is a Certified Adobe Master Instructor and adjunct professor at the University of Denver with over ten years of experience building Flash Media solutions and is considered an industry leader and expert. David will present on Video player development at 3:30pm on Monday.
Laurel Reitman + Kevin Towes are product managers at Adobe responsible for the Flash Media Server family of product including Flash Media Server, Flash Media Live Encoder and the Flash Media Encoding Server. Laurel and I will be delivering the Future of Video on the Web on Monday night at 8:30pm.


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One of Melbourne's best-known fashion designers has launched a scathing attack on Melbourne's retail landscape, describing store rents as ''exorbitant'' and likening the CBD to a ghost town.
In this month's issue of fashion industry magazine Ragtrader, embattled designer Bettina Liano, who has just opened her first international store in New York, said Melbourne's high city rents were emptying our fashion lanes of everything but ''tumbleweeds''. Liano said she has turned her back on Melbourne for the Big Apple where rents are more affordable and there are ''actual people''.
''What I was paying for the Little Collins Street store was exorbitant,'' she told Ragtrader. ''It cost me over $20,000 a month but this store in SoHo is less than $10,000 a month. And there are people here. In Little Collins Street, there's no traffic, it's tumbleweeds.''
Her comments coincide with the 2013 Melbourne Fashion Festival, designed to show off the city's fashion retailers and boost clothing sales. Festival director Graeme Lewsey was unavailable for comment on Wednesday. But, Liano defended her comments, saying New York provided ''better value for money'' than Melbourne where retail was ''dead''.
''It's just been so quiet here … And you just can't justify paying those rents any more.''
Liano's Little Collins Street store was closed last month due to a breach of lease after she failed to fulfil her rental obligations. It means for the first time since she launched her eponymous label in 1989 she has no Melbourne store. She has one store in Sydney and has no plans to open any more Australian stores soon.
Instead, she has set her sights on the US, where last month she opened her first store in Mott Street, in the busy SoHo fashion precinct. She plans to open more stores in the US over the next 12 months.
''I'm just going to focus on New York for now because it presents better value for money,'' she said. In July 2011, Liano's fashion business was placed in administration. It was thrown a lifeline last year when Liano signed a licensing agreement with the Apparel Group, the umbrella company for brands Saba, Sportscraft and Willow.
Research director Richard Jenkins, from real estate agents Knight Frank, Victoria, said Melbourne retail rents were ''looking expensive'' compared with other international cities due to the strength of the Australian dollar.
Data from CBRE shows Melbourne's prime retail rents are $US849 per square foot per year, on par with Zurich ($US853) and higher than Beijing ($US662) and Moscow ($US739).
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Mr Combet was one of six Gillard government ministers to tender his resignation after Wednesday night's leadership ballot.
He now joins Peter Garrett and Craig Emerson in leaving parliament altogether.
Mr Combet says he's decided to not recontest his NSW seat of Charlton after a long period of consideration, and discussions with family, friends, colleagues and local Labor supporters.
The former ACTU Secretary entered parliament in 2007, and as Climate Change Minister had been responsible for the government's controversial carbon tax.
His retirement will be a blow to the ALP, with the popular MP often touted as a future leader of the party.
Mr Combet says he advised the prime minister of his decision to quit politics, which came after 30 years of working within the labour movement.
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Crawl on your belly towards the White House and beg for a deal, or a good belittling.
Plan D:
Don't let anyone know you are caving in and getting nothing, actually, less than nothing, in your secret deal.
Plan E:
Everything is on the table you are curled up in a ball under.
Plan F:
Forget any hint of integrity when dealing with this failed president, roll over.
Plan G:
Go back to your constituents in Ohio and look them in the eye, as you wind up with a primary in 2014. That you might understand.


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By Zlati Meyer, USA TODAY and the Detroit Free Press
The average fuel efficiency of new cars hit an all-time in the first half of this year, according to new research released today by a Michigan auto-industry research firm.
The average rate was 23.8 miles per gallon, up 1.1 mpg over the same period in 2011, said Alan Baum, principal of Baum & Associates in West Bloomfield.
He attributed the improvement -- along with stronger new car sales for 2012 – to the increasing number of fuel-efficient cars in all segments, consumers' purchasing fuel-efficient larger vehicles, and the fact that the current model year marks the start of the U.S. government's requiring automakers to increase their label ratings to 27.3 by 2016.
Higher gas mileage benefits not just consumers who are concerned about the environment or what they spend on gas, but also the auto companies.
"Automakers have signed on to the new fuel-economy requirements, not because they're good guys, but because it's good for business," Baum said.
Luke Tonachel, vehicles analyst at the Natural Resources Defense Council, added that the fuel-efficiency standards are "exceeding our expectations. These standards are doing exactly what they should."
Currently, there are 60 nameplates with high fuel economy in the small and midsize cars and crossovers segments, as opposed to 28 in 2009, according to Baum.
Chris Woodyard is an auto writer for USA TODAY who covers all aspects of motoring. He revels in the exhaust note of a Maserati and the sharp creases of a Cadillac CTS. Chris strives to live a Porsche life on a Scion budget. More about Chris


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The Associated Press has begun preparing Britney Spears' obituary, it has been reported.
Is said to be suffering from a chronic mood disorder and predicted to be dead in six months if she does not undergo medical treatment to overcome the illness, Britney Spears surely has raised even more concern. Concerning her latest mental condition, the world's largest news agency The Associated Press reportedly has begun preparing her obituary.
AP entertainment editor Jesse Washington did confirm the report, telling US Weekly "We are not wishing it, but if Britney passed away, it's easily one of the biggest stories in a long time."
Washington went on saying, "I think one would agree that Britney seems at risk right now. Of course, we would never wish any type of misfortune on anybody and hope that we would never have to use it until 50 years from now ... but if something were to happen, we would have to be prepared."
In his further explanation, Washington also revealed that the AP has a "pretty extensive obituary operation," and that staffers are "constantly adding people."
Spears' camp has not yet issued any comment though.


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Photographer Cindy Sherman, whose famous "Untitled Film Stills" are richly titillating in their evocation of untold narratives, takes her best shot at making a sly, self-aware horror film in this disappointing, grade-Z black comedy. Dario Argento and The Texas Chain Saw Massacre were apparently cited as influences, and the wickedly talented Todd Haynes (Safe) is credited with "additional dialogue," but the result is as lifeless as the corpses that pile up in mousy Carol Kane's basement.
Kane, along with Molly Ringwald, Jeanne Tripplehorn, Barbara Sukowa, and even Eric Bogosian (in an uncredited cameo) flesh out their characters, but they can't possibly have known how drab this business was going to turn out. Kane is Dorine, a proofreader with a history of emotional hardship who's hit by downsizing at Constant Consumer magazine. Partly by accident, she begins killing her officemates. Ringwald is the office's kitschy flirt, who suspects Dorine but can't convince anyone else. This has trashy potential, but Sherman's labored framing of every single shot saps the film of energy, and never once does she bother to give her actors a clog in the ass to liven things up. At 82 minutes, this still feels like a long and stifling experience. It's redeemed only by a very nice title sequence and some effective (but half-hearted) morbid humor that counts as too little too late. (Sherman offers an end-credit thanks to Carol Clover, whose book Men, Women and Chain Saws seems to have been an unfortunately academic influence on Sherman's approach to the genre.)
Miramax had the rights to this for the better part of a year, but finally dubbed it unreleasable. They were right. It was subsequently picked up, presumably for a song, by Santa Monica-based Strand Releasing, which will roll it out to selected art houses nationwide. With the stipulation that it's pretty bad, I can recommend it ever-so-mildly to Sherman's legion of followers, who will at least be interested to see what she came up with, and to hardcore horror fans who may get a kick out of the grossout or two to be found late in the film. Nobody else can say I didn't warn them.
Directed by Cindy Sherman
Written by Tom Kalin and Elise MacAdam
Cinematography by Russell Lee Fine
Music by Evan Lurie
Starring Carol Kane, Jeanne Tripplehorn, and Molly Ringwald
USA, 1996; released 1997


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Crystalline 2-ethylimidazole-1-sulfonyl azide was designed as a convenient reagent with improved thermal stability for electrophilic azidation of carbanions. The compound crystallized in the monoclinic space group
Azides are versatile building blocks which play an important role in synthetic chemistry [
The imidazole-1-sulfonyl group is an electron-withdrawing group which is able to replace the arenesulfonyl moieties. The capacity of an imidazole-1-sulfinate as an excellent leaving group resembles that of a benzenesulfinate. Hence, for the intended design of a new azidation reagent, the recently proposed imidazole-1-sulfonyl azide is a good option to start with. Notably, the solubility of imidazole in acid allows an alternative work-up procedure, thus expanding the methodological repertory. There are, however, several points still on a synthetic chemist's wish list, and the nature of the imidazole-based reagent leaves room for further development. We planned to address the following issues:
a) the solid hydrochloride is clearly not suitable for use with lithiated species, a free base is desired
b) imidazole-1-sulfonyl azide is liquid, but a solid is preferred for improved handling
c) the acidic 2-position of the imidazole should be blocked to facilitate its use with strong bases
d) solubility of the reagent in aprotic solvents is requested
Introduction of a 2-alkyl substituent was expected to raise the melting point and suitably protect the 2-position, thus killing two birds with one stone. In addition, the free base was assumed to exhibit sufficient solubility. According to this concept, the 2-methyl derivative was prepared but was found to be unsatisfactory due to its still low melting point and remaining acidity. Finally, our efforts settled on the 2-ethyl homologue which met all of the above requirements. The synthesis of 2-ethylimidazole-1-sulfonyl azide (
The quaternary 3-methyl and 3-ethylimidazolium tetrafluoroborates were also prepared in order to assess a modified leaving group. The crystal structure of the 3-methyl derivative
After completion of this exploratory work [
The title compound
One S=O bond resides near the plane of the imidazole ring (interplanar angle between ring and N1–S1–O2 plane 11.8°), the other one is rotated out of this plane by 37.0°. The almost perpendicular orientation of the S–N3 unit with regard to the heterocycle, as judged by the dihedral angle of 73.8° between the N1–S1–N3 plane and ring, is in line with other sulfonyl azides where the corresponding angles range from 60 to 88°. This is in stark contrast to the situation in benzoyl azides which exhibit a planar arrangement of the phenyl and the azidocarbonyl moieties [
A weak C4–H...O2i interaction (H...O2 distance 2.54 Å, C4...O2 distance 3.424 Å, C4...H...O2 angle 149°; symmetry code i: 1 –
The molecules of
The asymmetric unit of the quaternary salt
The components of
Distances and angles for the short C–H...F contacts (Å,°) in the structure of
|Symmetry code (F)
|–1/4 +
|–1/4 +
|1/4 –
|1/4 –
|1/4 –
We investigated the title compound and some derivatives as potential reagents for electrophilic azidation of carbanions. Ferrocene and 4-methoxybiphenyl served as model substrates. Lithiation (
Most diazo-transfer or azidation reagents suffer from poor thermal stability [
Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC) curves of
Cautionary note: although we did not encounter any difficulties, azides should generally be treated with respect because they are potentially explosive. SO2Cl2 (8.1 mL, 0.1 mol) was added within 10 min to NaN3 (6.5 g, 0.1 mol) in anhydrous CH3CN (100 mL) at 0 °C, and the suspension was stirred for 26 h at room temperature. 2-Ethylimidazole (19.2 g, 0.2 mol) was added and stirring continued at room temperature for 3 h. Longer reaction times gave lower yields. The mixture was partitioned between EtOAc (200 mL) and H2O (100 mL), the organic phase was washed with H2O (200 mL) and saturated NaHCO3 solution (2 × 100 mL), dried over anhydrous MgSO4, and the solvent evaporated. The resulting crude solid was stirred in Et2O (15 mL) at 40 °C, and a small amount of insoluble brown oil was removed by filtration. A seed crystal of the crude product was added to the ice-cooled filtrate, immediate crystallization occurred, and the colourless crystalline product was collected, washed with cold Et2O (5 mL) and
A mixture of 2-ethylimidazole-1-sulfonyl azide (1.0 g, 5 mmol) and trialkyloxonium (methyl for
A solution of Li triflimide (2.01 g, 7 mmol) in H2O (3 mL) was added to a stirred solution of the respective tetrafluoroborate (7 mmol) in H2O (50 mL). The mixture was extracted with CH2Cl2 (2 × 50 mL). The organic phase was washed with H2O (2 × 100 mL), dried over anhydrous Na2SO4, and the solvent was evaporated. The resulting clear liquid was vacuum-dried.
A solution of 4-methoxybiphenyl (500 mg, 2.71 mmol) in dry THF (15 mL) was cooled to –40 °C under argon. TMEDA (310 mg, 2.66 mmol) and
Structure solution and refinement was performed with the programs SIR2002 (direct methods) [
There is continued interest in the exploration of inexpensive azidation reagents. They are important tools for C–N bond formation which is a topic of high relevance in synthetic chemistry. The new reagent presented in this work showed promising reactivity. The quaternary salts were disappointing as they did not exhibit the superior properties we had hoped. The two crystal structures, however, contribute valuable data to the still scarce knowledge of this class of compounds.
Financial support of this work by Sandoz GmbH is gratefully acknowledged.


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Obviously Lawsons is too nice to the community. If this was …
Comment on Otaku Horde Dooms Evangelion Conbini by washuotaku:
Obviously Lawsons is too nice to the community. If this was an American owned company, they would simply hired more staff and wouldn't care for the community, especially for a month-long campaign. I do find it funny it was staged in middle-of-nowhere location though and not some more urban area where such issues wouldn't exist; an obvious underestimate of the otaku culture.
Recent comments by washuotaku:
- New Day Final Fantasy Transformation:
It's obvious how the announcers have no idea what Final Fantasy is.
- Slayers 25th Anniversary Exhibit – "Lina's Outfit Exposed!?":
If you lived in the '90s, this was one of the premiere animes of the time. The cream of the series is the OVAs and Movies; the TV series were all okay, but a lot of repetitive jokes and fillers can wear out after a while.
- Dengeki Bunko Fighting Climax Ignition PV Immensely Hot:
Doesn't appear to be that radical of a change from the first game, though it's cool they let players from different platforms battle each other. I believe they will have a western release, we just have to wait for it.
- Tokyo Wins 2020 Olympics:
The article is incorrect, Tokyo was first selected for the 1940 Summer Olympics, but was cancelled do to the war.
- China "Begged" US for Senkaku Landing: "Just 3 Hours!":
Not a good example since neither have any relevance to Russia; should have went with Alaska since they once owned it.


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Following revelations of corruption involving some of the country's top referees, South Africa's elite crime-fighting unit known as the Scorpions was called into action.
The Scorpions then launched their operation against corrupt match officials in a blaze of publicity in May 2004.
There were more than 30 arrests in the initial police probe, but only three officials were eventually fined and handed suspended prison sentences for their part in fixing a lower league match.
So with only a handful of prosecutions against minor officials, the operation has turned into a source of embarrassment for both the Scorpions and South African football's bigwigs.
As a result, the supposed fight against corruption among South Africa's referees has fizzled out in dramatic style in recent weeks.
Police have accused some of South Africa's top football officials of not helping them with their investigations.
The South African Football Association (Safa) has now confirmed that 15 match officials will be reinstated after charges against them were dropped.
However, the referees will have to undergo fitness tests and are most likely going to take charge of matches in the amateur ranks before being allowed to handle top-flight games.
The list includes the Fifa-approved pair of Petros Mathebela and Walter Mochubela.
Although the much-anticipated prosecution of referees, match commissioners and club officials has come to nothing, it may yet backfire on the police and Safa.
Sturu Pasiya, the owner of Premier League club Umtata Bush Bucks who was implicated in the corruption web but not prosecuted, has now threatened legal action of his own.
Many of the referees who had charges against them dropped have received confirmation of their reinstatement from Safa only after taking the football body to court last month.
Speculation is rife that the case against the referees has collapsed because it also involved some of the biggest names in South Africa.


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Industry Funds Management, one of Australia's biggest asset managers, plans to undercut traditional private equity fees by about 50 per cent when it establishes a new division early next year.
IFM, which is owned by several large not-for-profit industry retirement schemes, plans to charge investors in its "direct investments" funds a base fee of about 1 per cent, half the industry norm of 2 per cent.
IFM chief executive
In July, IFM, which has $37 billion under management, said it would set up a new division that would invest directly in companies in a similar way to private equity. In return for a lower fee, investors should expect returns of between 10 per cent and 15 per cent, lower than the target of most private equity firms, which tends to be well above 15 per cent.
It is the first foray for IFM into investing directly in companies rather than through other funds or "fund of funds".
IFM will today announce that
Mr Bower is now CEO of Blue Star Group, a business supplies and equipment company owned by CHAMP Private Equity. Last week, CHAMP revealed it was selling Blue Star's Australian business to Wolseley Private Equity, though it is still searching for a buyer for the company's New Zealand operations.
Between January 2008 and November 2011, Mr Bower was managing director of Unitas Capital, formerly JPMorgan Partners, an Asia-Pacific private equity firm based in Hong Kong. Mr Bower is expected to recruit two professionals when he joins IFM in late January.
"We are really pleased to have Phillip on board," said Mr Himbury, adding that Mr Bower was aligned to IFM's culture of buying and holding investments rather than selling them to make a quick profit.
Unlike traditional private equity firms that buy assets with the aim of selling them after three or five years, IFM plans to manage the assets alongside the incumbent operators for the long term. The aim is to buy mature, stable companies rather than take risks on young businesses.
Mr Himbury said that rather than establish a pooled fund, the direct investments unit would seek individual mandates from investors. This would allow IFM to cater to the needs of each client. He was adamant the strategy was different to the existing private equity model and would complement established players. "We want to continue to invest in existing private equity firms," he said. A separate IFM division operates fund of funds, which invest in several strategies.
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Holocaust victims will be remembered at an annual memorial service in Hendon this month.
Hundreds of people are expected to attend the Holocaust Memorial Day event at Ricketts Quadrangle in the grounds of Middlesex University, The Burroughs, on Sunday January 20.
The ceremony will start with a civic procession led by the Mayor of Barnet, Councillor Brian Schama.
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>> PICTURE showing a CRUXITE DOWEL being carved in the TOTEM LATHE.
Yours is in the specific color of your character. (Red, Violet, Sky Blue or Slate Gray) <<
Your immense effort pays off. The axe does not hit with its sharp side because you are really bad with aiming still, but the heavy head bashes the lid off from the tube. It flies across the room as if it had been trying to get away on its own all this time. But something else also flies up, races around the room a couple of times and then comes to a stop in front of you, floating in the air expectantly.
((warning: epileptic light XD))
It is large as a head and flashes in black, white and a violet color. If you try to touch it, it moves out of the way. It is impossible to reach. Yet, it follows you around, more like a curious puppy dog than as something that would like to hurt you. Nope, it really does not seem to want to hurt you. Other than your eyes with its blinking, perhaps.
Something else also happens. The black screens on each side of the Cruxtruder are no longer empty. They suddenly show a number, ticking down steadily from 9:00. 8:59, 8:58, 8:57... Whatever it is ticking down to, it will happen in little less than 9 minutes.
If you happen to look up into the sky, you will see something looking like an airplane zooming across the blue air. Leaving a very smoky trail behind. And seemingly getting bigger by the minute. Just in case you happen to look up, that is. Maybe you will not even do that yet.
You get pestered rather quickly.
PS: Cruxtruder? Medium? What?
PS: You seem to know your stuff so I'll trust you this ONCE.
PS: Getting something heavy though…
VB: Good.
VB: Don't be alarmed by the countdown.
VB: Or by the Kernelsprite, for that matter.
VB: It won't harm you so don't think about it for now.
VB: The most important thing now is to carve a Totem.
VB: Turn the handle on the Cruxtruder's tube and a Cruxite Dowel will pop up. Take it to the Totem Lathe, you know, the machine that you slid the Pre-Punched Card into earlier.
VB: When both a Punched Card and a Dowel are in place, the process will start automatically and a Totem will be carved.
VB: Here, this pic will show you.
-- viralBlaster sent doweltotem.png --
VB: Wait, I gotta do something to help your friend. brb
==> Manage to carve a Cruxite Totem.
Oh my. Gavin seems finished with his business. He tries to climb out from the bathroom's window... and now he is out, walking on the roof with a mix of relief and irritation on his face. If he interrupts or bothers Vieve now... well, somehow you feel that it is imperative that you keep her brother preoccupied or at least out of her way while she is dealing with Kernelsprites and Cruxite.
==> Distract Gavin Gostle in another creative way. ((You are allowed to bunny him for a while))
Vinnie's couch-maneuver works. The lid flies off as if it had tried to escape on its own all this time. But it quickly becomes obvious to you that it wasn't the lid itself. There was something underneath which now flies up, racing a few blindingly fast leaps around the air in the living room until it comes to a wobbly stop before you, hovering expectantly. If such a thing could be described as looking expectant.
((warning: epileptic light XD))
It doesn't only flicker in black and white though; it also blinks in a sky blue color now and then. It's large as a head and if you try to touch it, it jumps aside. It follows you around but seems more like a playful (and flying) puppy than like something that wants to hurt you.
There's something else as well, though. The empty screens on each side of the Cruxtruder are no longer blank. Instead they display numbers... ticking down steadily from 10:00. 9:59, 9:58, 9:57... Yeah, it's pretty obvious that it counts time. Ten minutes to something.
And if you should happen to look up into the sky, you would probably see something resembling an airplane flying across the blueness of it. With a smoky trail behind. And it would seem to get larger by the second...
After a while, you get pestered by... hang on, another new name? And this person too seems bent on helping you as rapidly as they can.
-- cunningFrauder began pestering archaicMiracle --
CF: Hello, honey~
CF: You are so different! :}
CF: Well, anyways~ Since VC apparently has fallen asleep, I'm here to make sure you survive.
CF: That blinking thing is called the kernelsprite and its your new friend!
CF: There's some business you should do with the cruxtruder now, I guess. It's ticking down, you see?
CF: But the kernelsprite is more fun so let's focus on that~!
CF: You need to PROTOTYPE it now, honey. It's when you throw something at it and cause it to merge with that thing.
CF: Then the kernelsprite will turn into your new BEST friend~!
CF: But don't use anything too dangerous. Or too lame, for that matter. It's a fine balance!
CF: Actually, it's preferable to use something that resembles a living thing. Or used to be a living thing. Or even is a living thing, I guess.
CF: Come on, prototype it with something~
==> Prototype your Kernelsprite. Once.
Uh-oh. Tulio Greyson is coming home. He is walking up the path to the house on the front side... if he sees the mess inside, who knows what he will do? Maybe ground Candice forever and discard her internet privileges! And then you wouldn't be able to see what happens next in this weird game. It clearly seems imperative that you somehow distract Candice's father and make sure that he doesn't enter the house until Candice is done with the Kernelsprite business.
==> Distract Tulio Greyson in a creative way. ((You are allowed to bunny him for a while))


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Last season was a long one for the Salado defense, a unit that gave up nearly 44 points per game last season.
But the Eagle defense is hoping to get off to a fast start this season, and Salado had a promising start on that side of the ball Friday, when the starting defense shut out Whitney in a scrimmage.
"It felt good," senior linebacker Kyle King said. "We just went in there and closed them down — definitely builds confidence from last year."
"Major turnaround from last year," junior linebacker Tyler Armstrong added.
For head coach Brent Graham, who harped on the Eagles' need to step up defensively at the start of fall camp, it was not just encouraging to see in preseason but also, he hopes, a sign of how good things can be down the line.
"I was proud of our kids stepping up," Graham said. "We challenged them defensively and we're still at the beginning stages of it.
"We've got a lot of work to do and a long way to go, but I think every day, inch by inch, we'll get there."
Salado now prepares to face former district mate Marlin in a scrimmage Thursday at Salado.
After falling to the Bulldogs last season, 41-31, the Eagles know Marlin will be a good test just eight days from the start of the regular season.
"They've got a lot of kids returning from last year's team, and they were salty last year," Graham said. "They're going to be that again, so it's a great test."
The defense, however, wasn't the only side of the ball that impressed in the scrimmage against Whitney.
Junior Preston Payne was one of many receivers who Graham said stepped up when their number was called, confirming the depth the Eagles have at the position.
"We have a lot of good backups for our receivers," Payne said. "If the No. 1 guy isn't there the next guy can go in for him."
What also was impressive was the play of freshman quarterback Jacob Wilk, who performed admirably in place of starter Jacob Little, who was held out with an injury as a precaution.
"He has good confidence," King said of Wilk, "It doesn't slow us down a bit."
The defense, however, slowed down Whitney quite a bit in the scrimmage Friday.
Now, they will look to do it again against Marlin before, hopefully, doing it in games that count in the standings this season, starting with Troy on Aug. 29.


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Have you ever used your smartphone to locate the nearest coffee shop? Do you wear a fitness tracker? Have you used Google Earth?
All of these useful and fun tools are examples of geotechnologies. Today's maps can actually help to make the world safer, healthier, and smarter.
Join geographer and educator Joseph Kerski for a journey through some of the major issues of our 21st century world to discover how maps are changing the ways we understand our planet. Map everything from real-time airplane locations to your last hike, explore some of the major challenges facing our 21st-century world, and discover why maps still matter.
6 p.m. Tuesday, December 1
Here's something new to try on our website! It's the Miami Book Fair. Join thousands of readers and writers who flock by the thousands to the biggest literary party.
Starting today, Friday, November 20 at 1 p.m. and running through Sunday, Book View Now & PBS are on the ground in Miami providing LIVE interviews with some of the country's most prestigious authors and giving viewers an inside look at the fair. Coverage will be led by Jeffrey Brown Senior Correspondent and Chief Arts Correspondent for PBS NewsHour and Book View Now host Rich Fahle.
You can also watch it at here - http://BookViewNow.org - plus select PBS station websites, and the WORLDChannel.org. In addition, select segments will be archived and available for on-demand viewing on http://pbs.org, PBS station websites and all PBS video apps, including iPhone, iPad, Xbox, Roku and Apple TV, and YouTube.
Is your favorite author one of the featured? Check out the schedule.
Featured authors include:
- Three of the five finalists for National Book Award Young People's Literature (announced Nov. 18) - Neal Shusterman, Ali Benjamin, Steve Sheinkin
- Dav Pilkey, mega bestseller for Captain Underpants
- Congressman John Lewis (Civil Rights pioneer and co-author of graphic novels March Book One and Book Two
- Dave Barry
- Melissa de la Cruz (bestselling YA author)
- Sandra Cisneros
- Mitch Albom
- Paula McClain (book club favorites The Paris Wife, Circling the Sun)
- Sara Gruen (book club favorites Water for Elephants, At the Water's Edge)
- Stacy Schiff, Pulitzer Prize Winning biographer (most recent is buzzed The Witches: Salem 1692)
- Ted Koppel
- Actor / author / playwright / novelist / historian Eric Bogosian
- Actors Paul Giamatti and David David Strathairn
- National Book Award Finalist Angela Flournoy (for the Detroit-based novel, The Turner House)
- Actors Kunal Nayyar (The Big Bang Theory) and Jesse Eisenberg
- P.J. O'Rourke
- National Book Award Finalist Lauren Groff
- National Book Award Finalist Adam Johnson
- National Book Award Finalist Sally Mann
- several other National Book Award finalists in fiction, nonfiction and poetry
- Rabbi Harold Kushner
- Actor and graphic novel memoirist John Leguizamo
- Actress Rosie Perez
You don't have to travel or go anywhere. We invite you to enjoy books and authors in the comfort of your own home. Happy viewing!
Give thanks for things to do at your library
Here comes Thanksgiving week, everybody! The kids are out of school and we're all excited for the feast. If you're searching for fun activities to keep the family entertained, look no further than the following Jeffco Library locations.
Thanksgiving Week Fun - Paint it! Kids age 5 and up can stop by and get creative with this exciting hands-on paint project!
- 1 - 5 p.m. Monday, Nov. 23
Family Movie Night-Pocahontas (G) 85 minutes. Join us for a special Thanksgiving week family movie night! Rediscover the Disney movie Pocahontas (1995), which was awarded two Oscars, for Best Original Musical or Comedy Score and Best Original Song for "Colors of the Wind."
- 6 - 8 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 24
Thanksgiving Week Fun - Craft it! Kids age 5 and up can stop by to get crafty and make something unique!
- 1 - 5 p.m. Wednesday, Nov.25
Teen Time: Book Pumpkins. It may be a few days after Thanksgiving, but hey, why not get a start on next year's decorations?! It's never too late to make a book pumpkin. Although if you wanna be "seasonal" with it, I suppose you could make a book snowman...
- 4 - 5 p.m. Monday, Nov. 30
Star Wars Fun Parties. There will be activities, crafts, treats and adventures. Come in costume on if you'd like to add to the fun!
- 3 - 5 p.m. Monday, Nov. 23
- 3 - 5 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 24
- 3 - 5 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 25
Turkey Tuesday. Gobble! Gobble! We'll have turkey-themed storytimes, build-a-turkey- LEGO time, and a movie - An American Tail (Rated G). Drop in for some fun.
- 12:30 p.m. -- All Ages, Turkey Storytime and Craft
- 1:30 - 2:30 p.m. -- LEGO Turkey Time
- 3 p.m. - Movie: An American Tail
- 7 p.m. - Family Night Turkey Storytime and Craft
Standley Lake
Matinee Madness – "Terminator: Genisys": Prepare your best Arnold Schwarzenegger imitation and watch as John Connor is bound to safeguard the future, sending Sgt. Kyle Reese back to 1984 to protect Sarah Connor. It wouldn't be a blockbuster without an unexpected turn of events, though, so come see what happens. We'll have popcorn and lemonade. Bring a pillow if you're a floor-sitter. PG-13. Run time is 119 min.
- 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 21
Know when to fold 'em with LOL (Lakewood Origami Lovers). Fold some spectacular shapes. It's easier than it looks! Drop-ins welcome & paper provided. Newbies to origami are welcome as we will have a guided project. More advanced crafters are also welcome to come and work on their own projects, collaborate or teach others. Ages 12+ Children under 8 may attend with an adult.
- 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 21
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 comes to theaters on November 20, and with it the sinking realization that Hunger Games fans will have nothing else to do but reread the series (possibly for the tenth time). Supplement your reread with a couple of these books so that you can feel closer to your favorite character as you attempt to learn more about their hobbies.
I don't know about you, but increasing my (nonexistent) abilities to protect myself became a big priority after I finished the Hunger Games trilogy and realized that seventeen year old Katniss Everdeen was significantly better equiped to deal with the apocalypse that I could ever hope to be. Increase your chances of protecting yourself in a post-apocalyptic dystopia by reading Brian J. Sorrells' Beginner's Guide to Traditional Archery.
Unlike my relationship with Katniss and her hobbies, I totally relate to how Peeta Mellark was able to work through some of his issues by baking. There really is nothing like baking a delicious cake from scratch to help release your stress after a long day at work. Or, in Peeta's case, after long months of torture and mental abuse. If you want to discover just how therapeutic baking can be, get a primer from The Baking Bible by Rose Levy Beranbuam.
I was considered a fidgeter in school and while I in no way think that my high school drama ever compares with everything that Finnick Odair goes through in Mockingjay, I do think that I would have benefited from stealing his knot tying trick. If you need something to do with your hands, or if you're just interested in knots, learn how to tie them with Why Knot? How To Tie More Than Sixty Ingenious, Useful, Beautiful, Lifesaving and Secure Knots by Phillipe Petit.
If Katniss hadn't already made me rethink my post-apocalypse survival strategy, her little sister Prim's preteen apprenticeship as a medic definitely would have. I am pretty that I do not have what it takes to heal people. If you're like me, be grateful that we have access to The Medical Gardening Handbook by Dede Cummings. If we read it now, there's a higher chance we won't be completely incompetent if the need to use herbs we collected in the woods to save a life ever arises.
Never seen the Hunger Games movies? Want to reread the series or check out the movie companion before Mockingjay P2 comes out? Have a hankering to listen to the other movies' soundtracks? We have all that an more in our catalog!
PS: Teen can join us at Columbine Library for our Teen Movie Club on November 25th to discuss the first book and then watch the movie!
Being a mile above sea level, Colorado bakers face interesting challenges. Fortunately for us, Randi Levin, a.k.a. The Muffin Lady is here to help. Randi learned to bake from her beloved grandmother in Pennsylvania. When she moved to Colorado for college, she noticed that the family recipes just didn't come out the way they used to. Enter a science professor who enlightened her. "That was the day I learned that in higher elevations, the air pressure is much lower, the air is much drier, and that in baked goods, the hot air balloon effect takes over."
Just in time for your holiday bake fest, come meet Randi Levin and pick up some tips and recipes. Remember, the right attitude makes baking fun. The right altitude [adjustments] make baking successful. And, as always, the main ingredient is love.
2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14
Stop daydreaming and join us to create a beautiful dream catcher. A fascinating Native American tradition, dream catchers are intended to ensure a good night's sleep.
Native Americans believe that the night air is filled with dreams both good and bad. The dream catcher, when hung over or near your bed swinging freely in the air, catches the dreams as they flow by. Positive dreams enter through the center of the ring and slide down the feathers to the sleeping person while negative dreams get caught in the web.
Now that the days are shorter and the nights longer, it's a great time to make something that may enhance your sleep!
2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14
Grades 6-12
Standley Lake
It's time to reconnect with Connect for Health Colorado. Launched last year, Connect for Health Colorado (connectforhealthco.com) is the non-profit health insurance marketplace established by state law in response to the Affordable Health Care Act. It is the one-stop, online marketplace designed to help Coloradans find the best health plan for their needs and find out if they are eligible for federal financial assistance to help them pay for coverage.
There's a lot to understand and the process can be confusing. The Belmar Library is here to help!
Belmar Library is once again a Certified Assistance Site, where you can meet with a Certified Health Coverage Guide to explore Connect for Health Colorado and understand your options.
Personal assistance will be available at the Belmar Library at the following dates and times:
- 4 - 8 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 4
- 1 - 5 p.m. Friday, Nov. 6
- 1 - 5 p.m. Friday, Nov. 13
- 4 - 8 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 18
- 1 - 5 p.m. Friday, Nov. 20
- 4 - 8 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 25
- 4 - 8 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 2
- 1 - 5 p.m. Friday, Dec. 4
- 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Monday, Dec. 7
- 4 - 8 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 9
- 1 - 5 p.m. Friday, Dec. 11
- 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Monday, Dec. 14
- 4 - 8 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 16
- 1 - 5 p.m. Friday, Dec. 18
- 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Monday, Dec. 21
- 4 - 8 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 23
- 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Monday, Dec. 28
- 4 - 8 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 30
- 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Monday, Jan. 4
- 4 - 8 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 6,
- 1 - 5 p.m. Friday, Jan. 8,
- 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Monday, Jan. 11
- 4 - 8 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 13
- 1 - 5 p.m. Friday, Jan. 15
- 4 - 8 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 20
- 1 - 5 p.m. Friday, Jan. 22
- 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Monday, Jan. 25
- 4 - 8 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 27
- 1 - 5 p.m. Friday, Jan. 29
Here's to your health!
A long time ago in a galaxy far far away...a farm boy, a jedi, a smuggler, a wookie, a sith lord, two droids and a princess walk into a bar, quite literally, and set the stage, for the ultimate battle of good vs. evil, and the Star Wars universe was born! If you're like me, and a few million other fans, you only watched Monday Night Football last week to see the, latest and last, trailer for Star Wars the Force Awakens, and it didn't disappoint. Now you ask, what is a diehard fan to do, between now and December 18th?
READ of course! and attend an upcoming Star Wars Program @ your local library.
(If you missed, or even if you didn't, the Star Wars the Force Awakens trailer, check out the video at the bottom of this post!)
Star Wars, a New Hope: The Princess, the Scoundrel, and the Farm Boy
Star Wars, the Empire Strikes Back: So You Want to be a Jedi?
Star Wars, Return of the Jedi: Beware the Power of the Dark Side
Star Wars the Weapon of a Jedi: a Luke Skywalker Adventure
Star Wars Moving Target: a Princess Leia Adventure
Star Wars Smuggler's Run: a Han Solo & Chewbacca Adventure
Happy Reading and May the Force be With You!!!
Do you have the write stuff? A passion for the pen? Are you already working on your first novel or fanfic? Or is poetry your thing? Whatever your writing interest, the Teen Writing Group is for you. This monthly workshop offers the chance to share your writing, get feedback from like-minded peers, sharpen your skills, and discuss a variety of topics. Use your words!
4:00 p.m. Monday, November 2
4:00 p.m. Monday, December 7
Grades 6 - 12
I recently heard Rae Pica speak on the importance of moving while learning. This is active learning; engaging the body and mind. Research shows children learn best when they experience new ideas and concepts through play and movment. In an article Pica wrote titled In Defense of Active Learning, she explains that moving our bodies helps activate our brains. She had a few cute pre-writing movement ideas I thought would be fun to do at home with your little ones.
- Hand and Finger Activities: Sing "Open, Shut Them". Many libraries sing this song to begin their Storytimes. This song activates the brains of our babies, toddlers, and preschoolers as they practice their hand-eye coordination; a must-have pre-writing skill.
- Sky Writers: Use your index finger to "write" a letter, word, or a name in the sky. This will help your child practice the feeling of straight and curvy. You could take this a step further and pretend to put your sky writer in your belly button or on the tip of your nose while writing the word in the air. Kids love the belly button writer and it's super cute to watch too!
- The Above, Below, and On movement: Tape a line on the floor, use the straight edge of a rug or strech a ribbon across the floor and jump above the line, below the line, or on the line. This will help your child understand where to start and where to finish writing lower case and upper case letters. After playing this game, practice writing letters, words, or names on paper.
- Build a Story: Start a story and take turns adding to the plot creating the beginning, middle, and end of a story. For example, you could start this activity by saying, " Once there was a dog who..." and let your child add the next idea. Then you, or another family member contributes the following part of the story. This activity demonstrates the beginning, middle, and end of a story. It's a great way to pass the time in the car too!
-The Mirror Game: This game is important for replicating what the eye sees. This replication is what learning to write is all about. Stand infront of your child and take turns mimicing each others' movements. You and your child should try to move as if you were seeing a reflection of yourself in the mirror. Lucy does it best in this video clip below. Lucy is a crack up and I think this should have you and your child smiling too! Go ahead, throw on that Halloween costume while you do this!
Come to one of our 'Movin and Grovin' Fests'. The next fest is this Saturday, October 24th, at the Arvada Library and the Evergreen Library from 11:00am-4:00pm. We will have crafts!
Photo Credit: Neville Nel


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A first-half penalty from the Irishman and a superb finish from the central defender give the Latics hope in their attempts to stave off relegation from the Premier League
The first half was initially a quite cagey affair, and possession was largely dominated by the home side. However, they found themselves frustrated by a sturdy Wigan defense, and it was the away side who took the lead after they were awarded a penalty for a foul by Martin Skrtel on Victor Moses. Shaun Maloney stepped up for the Latics, and put it away to give them a 1-0 lead, which they held on to until halftime.
By contrast, the second half begun with an instant equalizer for Liverpool thanks to a good finish by Luis Suarez from a Steven Gerrard cross. However, the Uruguayan then had a goal disallowed after punching the ball over the line. But, after a superb finish by central defender Gary Caldwell, the away side took the lead again, and held on for a famous victory.
The home side made two enforced changes to its starting side from the 3-2 loss to QPR in its last game. Martin Kelly and Charlie Adam were both forced to withdraw, and were replaced by 19-year-old John Flanagan and Jordan Henderson respectively. Meanwhile, Wigan was unchanged from its 1-1 draw against West Brom last Saturday, with Franco di Santo retaining his place as the lone striker.
It was a positive start by Wigan, which looked enterprising and was keeping the home side pinned in its own half in the opening few minutes, as the Reds struggled to keep hold of possession. Any breaks forward by Liverpool was well-contained by the Latics, with Jean Beausejour in particular impressing in the opening ten minutes for Wigan.
As the half wore on, the home side were beginning to dominate the possession far more, with their captain Steven Gerrard beginning to grow into the game in the centre of midfield and the Liverpool attacking play. However, Wigan was defending stoutly and keeping the ball well to frustrate the Reds and silence their vociferous home support.
Within seconds, Wigan had a free kick, and after some confusion in the home side's penalty area, the dangerous Moses received a boot in the face from Martin Skrtel, and the referee Lee Mason awarded a penalty to the Latics. After some confusion due to the absence of regular penalty taker Hugo Rodallega and the injury received by Moses in that passage of play, Maloney stepped up and placed the ball into the net superbly, giving the away side a 1-0 lead.
The frustration was growing among the Liverpool fans at its inability to hold onto the ball and get any decisions in its favor from the referee, and despite some speculative long distance efforts, was unable to create any clear openings and ended the first half a goal down.
The second half began with Andy Carroll being brought on for Liverpool in place of Jordan Henderson, and the home side immediately found an equalizer. Gerrard played a superb ball into the box, and it was tucked away by Suarez to bring the scores level at 1-1. It was a great finish from the Uruguayan, and gave Ali Al-Habsi no chance in the Latics' goal.
Suarez was then back in the action a few minutes later, as after a great deal of congestion in the Wigan penalty area, he managed to bundle the ball home from close range. However, to the fury of the Liverpool bench, the goal was disallowed and Suarez was deservedly booked after punching the ball over the line with his hand.
After few chances in the following minutes, Wigan made a break forward in the 63rd minute, and after selling Andy Carroll a superb dummy, central defender Caldwell found himself in acres of space in the penalty area and finished coolly past Liverpool's Jose Reina to give the Latics a 2-1 lead. This gave the away side a much needed lift, and breathed new confidence into its play as it held on to get a big victory.