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Missouri United Methodist Church, 204 S. Ninth St., will have the MUMC Concert Series at 7 p.m. in the Sanctuary. Pianist Peter Miyamoto will perform Beethoven's "Moonlight Sonata" and selected Chopin pieces. Tickets are available at the church office or at the door.
Community United Methodist Church, 3301 W. Broadway, will have contemporary worship at 5 p.m. Pastor Gary DeWitt will continue the series "God Builds the House."
Columbia United Church of Christ, 3201 I-70 Drive N.W., will have worship at 8:15 and 10:30 a.m. Tom Nordberg will deliver a sermon titled, "Unity in a Common Discovery." Sunday school for all ages begins at 9 a.m. Senior High Sunday School will discuss the topic: "The Theology of the Simon's Movie Part II." Adult Bible Study discusses, "Inspired to Pray!" All are welcome.
First Presbyterian Church, 16 Hitt St., will have worship services at 8:30 and 11 a.m. Richard Ramsey will present the sermon "On The Way From Here To There." Church school classes will be at 9:30 a.m. Get previous sermons and current newsletters at www.fpccolumbia.org.
Community United Methodist Church, 3301 W. Broadway, will have traditional worship at 8:30 and 11 a.m. Sermons will be "And Post a Guard." Sunday school begins at 9:45 a.m.
First Assembly of God, 1100 N. Seventh St., will celebrate Sanctity of Human Life Day at 10:30 a.m., with Pastor Tracy Cook speaking. All nursery babies will be featured. Lorraine Barnett will also bring an update from Open Arms Pregnancy Resource Center. Sunday School classes for all ages will begin at 9:30 a.m. A praise service will be held at 6 p.m., followed by a dessert auction to benefit married couples ministry. Hispanic services are held at 2 p.m. For more information, call 443-3626 or visit ColumbiaFirstAssembly.com.
Calvary Episcopal Church, 123 S. Ninth St., will celebrate Holy Communion services at 8, 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. All are welcome.
Next week
Missouri United Methodist Church, 204 S. Ninth St., will have Wednesday Night Live at 6:30 p.m.. The program will be "Teen Safety," presented by Lori Popejoy in CLC 107/109.
Unitarian Universalist Church, 2615 Shepard Blvd., is hosting a supper and music fest Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. to benefit an area family whose mother is recovering from cancer treatments. Anonymous matching pledge is $1,000. Suggested donations are $15, $25 for the whole family. For reservations or information call the church at 442-5764 or Marianne at 268-2666.
Karis Community Church, 801 E. Walnut St., will offer a free film viewing and discussion of "The Devil Came on Horseback" at 6:30 p.m. Friday. Visit moviesandmindmap.org or call 529-0909 for more information.
Calvary Episcopal Church, 123 S. Ninth St., will celebrate Holy Communion services at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday. All are welcome.
First Church of Christ, Scientist, 800 W. Broadway, provides taped spiritual messages 24 hours a day at 442-4288. This week's topic is "God's Goodness Within."
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Q: Overheating while in motion but not idling on 1993 Dodge Caravan
The engine starts to overheat whenever I am driving over 55 mph . Under that speed or at a light or in idle in the drive , there is no overheating . There must be some connection between the cooling and transmission but I don't know what it is.
no, it is a circulation problem, you probably hae a clogged radiator. now that you have driven it overheated, you may have compounded the problem by doing internal damage from the constant overheating.
I had the radiator replaced but now the mechanic is saying that he needs to do the water pump . But if the water pump wasn't working ... then wouldn't it overheat while idling . And I never actually ran it over the H temp mark . I would turn the heater on and pull over until I could get it home so it never completely overheated .
So.....I posted an answer here but I thought it was for a Toyota Camry, so I checked (EDIT) and put this reply. MAKE SURE THE COOLING FAN IS KICKING ON. YOU SHOULD HEAR IT WHIRRRRRR UP AT HIGH ENGINE TEMPERATURES. The little things can be overlooked so fast, it'll make someone's head spin. Also, have the Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor replaced. The connector on them can get brittle from normal heat and age, which causes a bad signal to the computer. I just might save you more money if I caught this in time. Jay
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Clearwater forward Okaro White, the Times 2009 player of the year, is expected to make his season debut Friday against Dunedin.
White, a senior, missed the Tornadoes' first two games against Boca Ciega and Arlington Country Day because of a sprained ankle he suffered in practice nearly a month ago.
He was supposed to return last week, but was suspended for two games (Gibbs and St. Petersburg) for arguing with officials at the end of the Boca Ciega game. White also was held out of Tuesday's game against Palm Harbor University because of a violation of team rules, according to Clearwater coach Allen Carden.
At 6-foot-9, White is one of the most imposing figures in the county. Last season, he averaged 20.8 points per game and led the Tornadoes to the Class 5A state championship game. Clearwater has missed his presence in the paint and is off to a 2-3 start.


text: It's been a banner year for brokerage stocks, but few have outshone Lehman Brothers ( LEH). To date, shares of the Wall Street firm are up a robust 45%, far outpacing the 30% gain racked up this year by the Amex Broker Dealer Index. And it's no contest comparing Lehman's performance with the meager, single-digit gains posted by the three major market indices. Look for Lehman to help set the pace in the brokerage sector when it reports fourth-quarter earnings next week, along with Bear Stearns ( BSC), Goldman Sachs ( GS) and Morgan Stanley ( MWD). On the basis of the latest Thomson Financial estimates, analysts expect earnings at Lehman to rise 34% in the fourth quarter, which ended Nov. 30. Only Goldman Sachs is expected to do better, with earnings predicted to rise 40% over the same period last year. Bear Stearns and Morgan Stanley are likely to be the laggards. Analysts expect earnings at both securities firms to be largely unchanged from a year ago. Earnings at Bear Stearns also could be weighed down by another legal charge stemming from the firm's involvement in the more than two-year-old mutual fund trading scandal. Bear, after six months of heated negotiations, is close to reaching a final settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission, sources say. To date, Bear Stearns has set aside at least $200 million to cover the cost of reaching a settlement; sources expect a final deal to exceed $300 million. A Bear Stearns spokesman declined to comment on the investigation. But the big story next week undoubtedly will be Lehman's continuing transformation into a diversified securities firm that's no longer just associated with bond trading and debt underwriting. Much of Lehman's metamorphosis can be attributed to its shrewd purchase of the asset-management firm Neuberger Berman in 2003 and a timely decision to beef up its merger-and-acquisition investment-banking group. The wisdom of those moves is being borne out in this year's results.


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Mike Ballard| RU-C Sports Information Director
Rutgers University-Camden junior Quentin Griffith (Pennsauken, NJ/Camden Catholic) shot a 7-over par 77 to earn medalist honors and lead the Scarlet Raptors to victory at the Rutgers-Camden Quad here Wednesday.
The event was held at the Par 70, 6,250-yard Pennsauken Country Club.
Griffith helped the Scarlet Raptors' A team shoot a 328, three strokes ahead of the Rutgers-Camden B team. Richard Stockton College's club team finished third (336), followed by William Paterson University (352) and the Rowan University club team (416).
Griffith finished first out of 25 golfers.
Freshman Christopher McDonald (Washington Township, NJ/Paul VI) led the Scarlet Raptors' B team with a 79, finishing second overall.
In addition to Griffith, the Rutgers-Camden A team included freshman Chris Engel (Alloway, NJ/Woodstown), seniors Joe DeVito (Washington Township, NJ/Washington Township) and Andrew Pierson (Washington Township, NJ/Paul VI) and freshman Louis Wilson (Pitman, NJ/Pitman). Engel shot an 83 (tied for sixth), DeVito and Pierson both shot an 84 (tied for ninth) and Wilson finished with an 85 (tied for 12th).
The Rutgers-Camden B team, in addition to McDonald, included freshmen Nicholas Chilelli (Mantua, NJ/Clearview Regional) and Vito D'Arcangelo (Winslow, NJ/St. Augustine Prep), senior Jason Badecki (Mullica Hill, NJ/Clearview Regional) and freshman Tara Bolger (Haddonfield, NJ/Haddonfield Memorial). Chilelli shot an 81 (tied for fourth), D'Arcangelo shot an 83 (tied for sixth), Badecki carded an 88 (15th) and Bolger finished at 94 (tied for 18th).
Rutgers-Camden sophomore Joe Miller (Cherry Hill, NJ/Cherry Hill East) also competed as an individual and shot a 98 (tied for 22nd).


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Highlands district plans rally in support of public education
Many people supporting public education fear for its survival, and Highlands School District hopes to throw it a lifeline Wednesday.
The district and its teachers union are sponsoring a "Proud To Be Public Education" Rally in front of the middle school along Broadview Boulevard.
"I believe the district still feels it is important for us to show our solidarity for public education funding," said Jennifer Goldberg, a Highlands spokeswoman. "This is a multi-district event; we invited other districts to join us. It's also an opportunity for us to show off some of our students and public education programs."
Public school administrators and school boards are concerned about their schools being able to operate effectively because of factors such as funding cuts by the state, unfunded government mandates and the required reimbursement for students in cyber and charter schools.
"We all feel that public education is under attack with the budgets being cut so drastically the last couple of years," said Carrie Fox, Highlands school board president.
Fox said that is even true of people involved in policy-making in Harrisburg — the state legislators.
Goldberg said most of the area legislators have been invited to attend and at least one, House Minority Leader Frank Dermody, (D-Oakmont) has accepted the invitation and will speak.
"They are paying attention now," Fox said. "We are teaching them what is going on because they did not really know. They want to know; they really care."
She and Goldberg said it's important that members of the public get involved and show elected officials they support public education so that it impacts the laws and policies they create.
Goldberg said invitations have been extended to school boards, administrators and teachers in about 30 districts. She said so far, people from at least three districts, South Butler, Allegheny Valley and New Kensington-Arnold, have indicated they will attend.
There is an open invitation for parents, students and citizens from around the area, too.
In addition to speakers such as Dermody, Goldberg said, "We have a sampling of our music students performing, We'll have some refreshments, and there will be art displays from students from our primary center up to the high school level."
She said the Hear Me Project at Carnegie Mellon University also will participate.
Hear Me, as described on its website, is a collaborative network of community organizations, institutions, businesses and foundations working together to provide a better future for kids.
Hear Me records the thoughts and stories of children, giving them a voice and providing adults with a better understanding of their educational experiences.
Advocates for improving school climate can use the information to inform education policies at the local, state, and national levels.
The project will have two rooms in the middle school where children's thoughts and comments will be recorded, Goldberg said.
Last year, the district held a similar event but it was a candlelight vigil. Goldberg and Fox believe the event this year will be bigger.
"I think the goal is for this to be come bigger each year," Goldberg said. "We want to pick a date on the calendar and have it every year — a celebration of public education."
"It's a great thing," Fox said. "Everybody who was there last year left with a really good feeling."
Tom Yerace is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 724-226-4675 or email@example.com.


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A VICTORIAN high school has defended its decision to take students as young as 12 on a shooting expedition two days after the Sandy Hook massacre.
More than 50 students, aged between 12 and 15, from Ballarat High School and Beaufort Secondary College attended the Beaufort Gun Club yesterday where they were taught to wield shotguns and fire up to 20 rounds each.
Ballarat High School senior co-ordinator Michael Cook conceded he had second thoughts about the field trip in light of the Newtown tragedy in the US.
"It crossed my mind (to cancel the event) . . . but do you stop teaching swimming because someone drowned?" he said.
"We were really too far committed to it. We'd already purchased the food and drinks."
Education Minister Martin Dixon has weighed into the controversy, branding the timing of the excursion "inappropriate".
Mr Dixon said he acknowledged the right of schools to decide what activities students undertook, but he personally felt it was a bad decision given the recent school shooting in the US.
"If I was in that position in that school I would not have allowed that activity to take place," Mr Dixon said.
"It's not the activity, it's the timing of the activity I think was wrong."
Mr Dixon said he hadn't spoken to the principal but as a matter of course the Education Department would contact the school's leadership team.
"I am sure that in the future the school will think more closely about these sorts of activities and the sensitivity surrounding the recent events," he said.
"I think everyone would have learned something from this and I hope those lessons are applied in the future."
In a notice sent to families and seen by the Herald Sun , Ballarat High advised parents participating students could learn how to shoot without holding a firearms permit because a registered coach would supervise them.
"Please, under no circumstances may students bring firearms or shotgun shells to school," the notice said.
Students participating in the outing at the shooting range yesterday were heard discussing the Sandy Hook massacre while their classmates fired.
A 14-year-old Year 8 student described her first experience holding a shotgun as "fun".
"I was a little nervous, but I'd definitely do it again," she said.
Gun Control Australia secretary David Stack said the excursion was idiotic following the US tragedy.
"It's a bad idea in any case to be introducing kids to shooting, but it's particularly insensitive now," Mr Stack said.
But Field and Game Australia CEO Rod Drew said linking the excursion to the US tragedy was "drawing a long bow".
I don't think any of us here can imagine any of what those families are going through . . . but at the same time we're a world away here and we do not have American-style gun culture," Mr Drew said.
Ballarat High School principal Gary Palmer said the school had been running similar activities for a decade.
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Seattle • Six climbers on Mount Rainier likely perished in a fall after helicopters detected pings from avalanche beacons and spotted climbing gear thousands of feet below the group's last known location, national park officials said Saturday.
Searchers believe the group fell 3,300 feet from their last known whereabouts of 12,800 feet on Wednesday, park spokeswoman Patricia Wold said in a statement. The helicopter crew spotted camping and climbing gear in the avalanche-prone area, park Ranger Fawn Bauer told The Associated Press.
"There's not a viable chance of survival," Bauer said.
Air and ground searches were suspended late Saturday afternoon. The danger of falling rock and ice in the area where searchers picked up the pings prevents a ground recovery effort, Wold said.


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LAS VEGAS, Feb. 24, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Caesars Entertainment Corporation (NASDAQ: CZR) and Caesars Acquisition Company (NASDAQ: CACQ) will host a conference call at 2 p.m. Pacific Time Tuesday, March 11, 2014, to review 2013 fourth-quarter and full-year results. The call will be accessible in the Investor Relations section of www.caesars.com.
If you would like to ask questions and be an active participant in the call, you may dial (877) 637-3676, or (832) 412-1752 for international callers, and enter Conference ID 36895079 approximately 10 minutes before the call start time. A recording of the live call will be available on the company's web site for 90 days after the event.
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Caesars Entertainment Corporation is the world's most diversified casino-entertainment company. Since its beginning in Reno, Nevada, 75 years ago, Caesars has grown through development of new resorts, expansions and acquisitions and operates casinos on three continents. The company's resorts operate primarily under the Caesars®, Harrah's® and Horseshoe® brand names. Caesars also owns the London Clubs International family of casinos. Caesars is focused on building loyalty and value with its guests through a unique combination of great service, excellent products, unsurpassed distribution, operational excellence and technology leadership. We are committed to environmental sustainability and energy conservation and recognize the importance of being a responsible steward of the environment. For more information, please visit www.caesars.com.
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|May 2007
|A perfectly-packed box of BC goodies, courtesy of my pal Stephen, contained a few bombers of Phillips big beers, R&B Auld Nick, Fat Cat Barley Wine, 2 bottles of Pike IPA, 2 bottles of Flying Dog Gonzo, etc. I think the bottles would have survived a 3-story plunge too! Just great, we must do this more often.
|May 2005
|Stephen sent me the following Bieropholie beers; IPA, Golding, Cascade, Calumet, MacKroken Flower and Imperial Stout. I also got a bottle of 2001 St. Ambroise Vintage Ale, Unibroue Fringante & Seigneuriale. Well worth the 4 week wait and I cant wait to trade with him again!
|May 2005
|Stephen was great to trade with, and with that US shipping address, my concerns about shipping to Canada were erased. Stephen sent Bièropholie Calumet 2004, Cascade, MacKroken Flower, IPA, Bock, Na Zdravi!, Goldings, and Impérial Stout. And also Unibroue Seigneuriale, 2005 Edition, U, Irrésistible Noir, and Irrésistible Blond. Thanks man!
|Apr 2005
|Stephen stoked me royally with 12 Oatmeal Stouts. I have a nice, go-to stout for the next few days. Excellent packing for sure.
|Mar 2005
|tiggmtl sent 15 wonderful beers including 3 Unibroue Ephemeres, Irresistible, Weltenberger Bock, Karlovacko, Hackstein Pils, Quidi Vidi 1892, Bierophile IPA, Golding Indian Ale, and Impy Stout, St. Ambroise Oatmeal Stout, Propeller Pale Ale, Kasteel Brune 11, and Creemore Springs Ur bock. Thanks a lot, Stephen!
|Feb 2005
|I was delighted to finally lay my hands on the elusive Boutin Pomelle thanks to tiggmtl, who used his connections (muzzlehatch, I believe?) to get this across the border and into my hands. Even threw in an interesting looking German bock beer! Excellent trader, good communication, highly recommended.
|Feb 2005
|This is the fruits of a small trade Stephen and I have had going for awhile. He sent me a PomelleCider and Seigneuriale Blonde. The Pomelle will be the first cider that I rate. Got it customs via Muzzlehatch, who FedEx it to me. Thanks, Stephen & Barry.
|Feb 2005
|1 bieropholie na Zdravi, 1bieropholie bock, 1 Unibroue U, and 1 Unibroue U2! All from the homeland!! Nice one! Thanks for the trade , much appreciated! Arrived in less than a week, and packaged like fort knox..... Trade with this guy if you know whats good for you!!! Cheers!
|Jan 2005
|everything was perfectly intact and ready to be enjoyed. Now.. the booty... 341ml Black Oak Pale Ale 341ml St Ambroise McAuslan Oatmeal Stout 2x 341ml's Bieropholie Na Zdravi Pilsner(1 redlabel-1 yellow label) 341ml Bieropholie Bock Emissaire 500ml Nethergate Old Growler Porter 500ml Mahr's Brau Christmas Bock 22oz McNeill's Kolsch 22oz McNeill's Old Ringworm AND 750ml Magic Hat
|Dec 2004
|Bieropholie Bock Emissaire and even a bonus from my Wants list!!! Rodenbach Grand Cru!!
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December's First Tuesday Social @ Jolane's, Glenview
Purdue Club of North/Northwest Suburbs of Chicago
Tuesday, December 3, 2013 from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM (CST)
Who's Going
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Event Details
Join Purdue Alumni in the North/Northwest Suburbs of Chicago as we roll out a new monthly concept called "First Tuesday Socials!" Each month, we'll dine at a different area restaurant for food, fun and good conversation. We also want suggestions for YOUR favorite neighborhood eats to feature different places each month for Boilermakers to gather on your after-work commute or drive from home. Always "On Your Own", the bill is up to you while all we ask is just to RSVP in advance with us for headcount planning.
Registration is now open on Tuesday, December 3, 2013 starting 6:30PM at Jolane's in Glenview! Jolane's Restaurant & Bar features exclusive contemporary cuisine with a European flair and artesian libations. Located in the Design Center at Abt in Glenview, Jolane's boutique menu is derived from local ingredients and is complemented by the dedicated service of each employee. There's also a fantastic kids menu for younger guests…so feel welcome to bring your future Boilermakers. Learn more of their menu and location at www.jolanescafe.com.
Be sure to sign up by December 2 using the "RSVP" link in this posting!
If you can't make it, feel free to email us at firstname.lastname@example.com to suggest a future location for "First Tuesday Social." Help us get the word out! Your Purdue friends, and even the kiddos at times are welcome to join. We look forward to moving around the North and Northwest Suburbs every "First Tuesday". Find us online at www.purduenorthsuburbs.org or if on Facebook, be sure to "Like" us at www.facebook.com/PurdueNorthNWSuburbs.
See you soon!
When & Where
Jolane's Restaurant & Bar
1100 Milwaukee Ave
Tuesday, December 3, 2013 from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM (CST)
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Colorado Springs, Colo. • As a junior, Chuckie Keeton is already rewriting the Aggies' record books. Although he has to cross his own name out for some of the marks.
The quarterback's five passing touchdowns matched his career best, which is also his own school record. Keeton has now thrown for at least four touchdowns three times in his career. He also broke a previous career high he set last week against Utah, finishing with 32 completions on Saturday.
In program history, Keeton is moving up. He's now fourth all time with 6,321 yards of total offense, passing Brett Snyder and Eric Hipple in Saturday's game. His 444 career completions puts him ahead of Travis Cox for seventh-place all-time.
Aggies deal Calhoun worst home loss at Air Force
The Aggies first game in the Mountain West was Troy Calhoun's worst since coming to Air Force by many measure.
The Falcons' head coach had previously only lost by 16 points at home, but Utah State's 52-20 thrashing doubled that total. The points allowed by Air Force's defense were also the most in Calhoun's history at the school.
As a coach, Calhoun lost his 19th Mountain West game, and fell to 29-10 overall at Falcon Stadium, a venue Air Force usually protects with more success.
Third down no problem for Utah State
Utah State's offense ranked in the top 20 nationally in third-down conversion percentage after the season's opening weekend, and the Aggies should move up after another successful showing Saturday.
USU converted 11 of 15 third-down plays against Air Force, enabling the Aggies to post 577 total yards and keep the ball for 32 minutes, even with their fast-paced approach. The Aggies have gone 21 for 32 (.656) on third down through two games.


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Re: Mathematica for gifted elementary school children
Try with http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/topics.html and check what is
attracting his interest. For the really interested kid this could be a
treasure of gold. (Other kids might find it frustrating and boring to
death.) Unfortunately my own kids were too "grown-up" when this site
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I would appreciate to hear about the reaction of your son to this site.
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My son, almost 6, is good at math and inquisitive. Is there a math
curriculum for elementary school children that uses Mathematica? He
understands the four arithemetic operations and the concept of powers.
I have Mathematica installed on my home PC and could teach him myself.
I have written computer programs in Fortran in front of him to
demonstrate concepts such as cubes and cube roots. We had fun, but I
don't want to explain right now why 1000000000**3 gives -402653184 or
1/2 gives 0.
He is interested in the number "centillion" (10^303) and thought it
was cool to see the 101 zeros when we asked Mathematica to compute
I see there are some math courseware at
, but those topics are too advanced for him at present. Maybe I should
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Merrett and Ziebell have both chosen to contest charges laid against them over the weekend while Judd's "chicken-wing" tackle on Kangaroo Leigh Adams was referred directly to the tribunal.
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A humble yet defiant Mark Latham has outlined plans to reposition the Labor Party to capture the votes of the "new middle class".
Workers in traditional trades were now affluent enough to be investors, he said, and the party should adjust to the new economy or risk being swept away.
In his first speech since the October 9 election loss, the Opposition Leader said Labor must make a brutal reassessment of its future after four defeats.
Mr Latham said the semi-skilled, low-paid Labor voters were in decline and the party must reach out to the army of contractors, consultants, franchisers and small-business people.
He signalled the ALP policy approach would be guided by the philosophy of upward mobility, flexibility and enterprise. "We need to be realistic about the changes happening around us right around the country,"he told the Tasmanian state ALP conference in Launceston.
"After a decade of economic growth and globalisation the two fastest growing classes in Australian society are the middle class and the underclass.
"The conventional working class of semi-skilled and low-paid jobs has declined. Just look at the affluence of traditional trades in the mining, construction, service industries. In many cases they make enough to be investors, not just workers. This is the nature of the new economy.
"The new middle class is here to stay with its army of contractors, consultants, franchisers and small-business people."
This was Mr Latham's first visit to northern Tasmania since the final week of the election campaign when he announced a controversial forest policy.
While Prime Minister John Howard was cheered by union workers in Launceston on election-eve for promising to protect jobs, the Tasmanian State Labor Government and unions were critical of Mr Latham, who made his election announcement in Hobart.
Our forestry policy was well supported in many parts of Australia, but it wasn't supported in Bass and Braddon."
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Yesterday, the reception for Mr Latham was polite and warm. He received a standing ovation on his arrival, but many suspect it was because he entered the room with Premier Paul Lennon, who was attending his first conference as party leader after the death of Jim Bacon earlier this year.
Half of the 160 delegates and observers wanted Mr Latham to repeal the forests policy, the rest wanted him to reaffirm it.
He did not see the handful of Greens protesters outside the Grand Chancellor Hotel. Fears of logging trucks blocking the streets did not eventuate.
The hotel's Forrest Room was renamed the "conference" room on the welcome sign.
Mr Latham said the policy to save old-growth forests and secure a high-tech future for the timber industry was "right", but he conceded it cost the party the two Tasmanian seats of Bass and Braddon. He took responsibility and conveyed his "apology and regret" to defeated MPs Michelle O'Byrne and Sid Sidebottom.
"I have absolutely no doubt that our forestry policy was well supported in many parts of Australia, but it wasn't supported in Bass and Braddon. We didn't have it right," he said. "Until the community shares our confidence about job security, and the future of value adding, then of course we'll have difficulties."
Mr Latham said Labor would review the detail of the policy and frontbenchers Martin Ferguson and Anthony Albanese would meet timber workers, the State Government and experts to fine tune the plan.
Mr Lennon, who met privately with Mr Latham before the conference, made no direct mention of the federal forest policy, despite his opposition to it. Mr Lennon did refer to "difficulties and disagreements" and a general observation that he made "no apologies" for acting in the best interests of Tasmania.
Mr Latham, who will mark 11 months as Labor leader on Tuesday by attending the Melbourne Cup for the first time, said there was much nonsense being spread about why he lost the election.
"In the past couple of weeks I've read how Labor lost the election because I hugged Gough Whitlam and shook John Howard; because I'm not a born-again Christian and because I didn't talk enough about refugees and reconciliation," he said.
He said there were two reasons for the defeat: the economy and the Liberal Party's negative advertising. "It is exceptionally hard in Australia to change the Government after a long period of economic growth," he said.
He claimed Labor's campaign on health and education nudged the vote upwards but it dropped in the face of the Liberals' fear campaign.
"My greatest misjudgement was in believing that the positive party would win the election," he said.
Mr Latham said while millions of people voted for Labor, many more did not: "After four election losses in a row we need to be brutally honest about the changing nature of Australian society and its economy and the ways in which the federal Labor Party must change. Our choice is quite simple. We can either move with the times or be swept away by them."
He said since losing power in 1996, Labor had "surrendered our legacy" of economic management and handed the benefits of the Hawke and Keating governments' nation-building policies to John Howard. "Our party has not recovered from this error," Mr Latham said.
He said Labor's political and union base was declining and there was an urgency to establish a new basis for Labor's economic purpose and legitimacy.
He said flexible niche production had replaced the principles of mass production, workers were more independent and large centralised institutions were less relevant.
He said Labor had to tackle the "stunning inequality of the modern economy" and develop an agenda to reward hard work and enterprise and end disincentives and poverty traps.
He said policies would be guided by the philosophy of providing opportunity but demanding responsibility.
"I want a rising tide of economic growth to lift all boats - meeting the aspirations of the middle class, while providing new life opportunities for the poor. This is how I see social justice with upward mobility all round."
He gave a passionate defence of Labor's schools policy to take funding from rich private schools and give it to poorer schools. "I want our MPs and activists at the school gates talking to parents about how our schools policy will affect their particular school - 9500 schools are better off," he said.
Equally, he defended Medicare Gold, a policy for free hospital treatment to people aged 75 and older: "We're not going to give up on good Labor policies, especially in the area of health and education where we had things right."
He promised to set down policies to deliver more competition and productivity improvements and microeconomic reform, especially in infrastructure such as road, rail, ports and communications.
On industrial relations he pledged to keep the safety net for the most vulnerable workers and champion enterprise bargaining, but was silent about whether he would keep the pledge to abolish Australian Workplace Agreements.
Mr Latham said he believed Labor could win the next election in 2007 because the electorate is "volatile" - a label some colleagues use to describe their leader.


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Stimulus may be training your next hairstylist
If you're depressed about your job future in a recession, why not grab onto some federal stimulus money to become a beautician?
Published 9:21 pm, Saturday, August 29, 2009
AUSTIN - If you're depressed in a recession, then perhaps it's time to feel better about yourself through a trip to the beauty parlor.
And if you're depressed about your job future in a recession, why not grab onto some federal stimulus money to become a beautician?
So far this year, $3.8 million in federal stimulus money has been paid to barber and beauty colleges in Texas' five largest counties to train future stylists. In Austin, the federal government has spent $3.1 million to train the future chefs of Texas.
The money is part of more than $225 million in Pell Grants that have already come into Texas this year that the federal government has designated as stimulus funds to help low-income people attend post-secondary school and for the recently laid-off to find new careers.
For Sheronda Jackson, 39, of Houston, the new grant money is allowing her to pursue her dream of having her own nail salon. She got interested such a career because people loved what she did with her two daughters' nails.
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Jackson gave up her job as a clothing store manager in June to attend Royal Beauty Careers with the help of a Pell Grant. The grant pays half of her $6,300 tuition for the course, making the loan she took for the rest manageable.
"It was a good idea that he (President Barack Obama) gave out more money for the grants because it allows people who are not well-off to get a little money to go to school to build a career," Jackson said.
Pell Grants, unlike student loans, do not have to be repaid. And some of the nation's poorest students and the recently unemployed are using them to attend trade schools, junior colleges and institutions of higher learning.
Texas schools typically receive about $1.2 billion in Pell Grant funding each year. It's unclear how much of a boost the state will get from the $17 billion in additional grant funding included in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, better known as the stimulus bill.
Pell Grants account for almost a third of the stimulus money that has come into Bexar County through July. Another third of the money has been federal Title I aid to local school districts for services provided to low-income and disabled students.
Alamo Colleges has been the largest recipient of stimulus-designated Pell Grants in Bexar County, receiving $25.6 million this year. It's followed by the University of Texas at San Antonio with $11 million.
A total of $65.6 million in Pell Grants has been awarded in Bexar so far under the stimulus bill, according to the recovery board.
Beauty schools account for 3 percent of the Pell spending in Bexar County, with the Milan Institute leading the list with $1 million, followed by San Antonio Beauty College with $214,126 and the Aveda Institute with $110,900.
Michelle VanLeeuwen, a financial aid administrator for Royal Beauty Careers in Houston, said Pell Grants have long been an important part of helping young people afford post-secondary education that will help them with a career, but she said the recovery act opened the door for people in their 30s and 40s who need to find a new career.
Without the grants, "A lot of those students would be stuck out there in the job market," she said.


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Stephen H. Weiss (1935 - 2008)
The Trustees and staff of the National Humanities Center are deeply saddened by the death of Stephen H. Weiss on April 16. Stephen Weiss joined the Board of the National Humanities Center in 1996 and served as a trustee until his retirement from the Board in 2005, when he was elected Trustee Emeritus. He was chairman of the Center's investment committee and a member of the executive committee of the Board. In 2006 he permanently endowed the Meyer H. Abrams Senior Fellowship, which is awarded annually by the Center to a distinguished literary scholar.
All who knew Stephen Weiss at the National Humanities Center will gratefully remember his depth of judgment and generosity of spirit.


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Thousands of jobs available at Eagle County job fair
August 20, 2013
If You Go
What: Job fair
When: 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Wednesday, August 21
Where: Colorado Mountain College, 150 Miller Ranch Road, Edwards
Information: The job fair is hosted by Rep. Scott Tipton, Colorado Workforce Centers and will be attended by several local companies, including Vail Resorts. On August 27, Vail Resorts will also be hosting its own job fair in he Vail Marriott, non-7 p.m. To apply with VR online, go to http://jobs.vailresorts.com/.
EDWARDS — Congressman Scott Tipton and the Colorado Workforce Center are teaming up with local employers for a job fair.
Among the companies is Vail Resorts, which is staffing up for the fast approaching ski season. The ski company will also be hosting its own job fair August 27 in the Vail Marriott, noon to 7 p.m.
The job fair is not a complicated process. People looking for jobs – whether they need one or not – talk to business looking for workers. It's a little like speed dating, only you don't have to pay an entry fee.
Vail Resorts, for example, is trying to fill 12,000 seasonal positions across its 10 U.S. resorts.
Also on hand for Wednesday's job fair will be representatives from Colorado Workforce Centers in Edwards, Frisco, Glenwood Springs, Leadville and Rifle.
"This job fair is a great chance for employers and job seekers to connect," Tipton said. "I'm pleased to be able to work with the Colorado Workforce Centers to put together this event to provide a venue for people to find job opportunities."
Tipton will begin meeting with local employers at around 9:30 a.m. The job fair opens at 11 a.m.
Improving job market
Job fairs don't roll around all that often. It's been two or three years since they've hosted one, said Mary Cunningham with the Colorado Workforce Center in Edwards. The last Scott Tipton job fair was in Glenwood Springs. That one drew almost two dozen employers and hundreds of applicants, Cunningham said.
Right now there are 22 employers on the list for Wednesday's event. It might be limited to that because the room won't hold many more, but even if an employer doesn't get a table they're more than welcome to come work the room and talk with applicants, Cunningham said.
They'll have a wide range of jobs: ski areas, hotels, retail shops, coffee shops … all kinds of jobs. They'll also have some employers from Pitkin and Summit counties.
"We want to help as many people as we can," Cunningham said.
Cunningham said the local job market seems to be improving little bit. "We're not getting the foot traffic we were getting six months ago, which is good," she said.
The unemployment rate for June in Colorado was 7 percent — the latest data available, according to the U.S. Department of Labor Statistics. The U.S. jobless rate was 7.6 percent, and Eagle County's was 7.8 percent.
"That sounds high for Eagle County, but June 2012 was 9.8 percent," Cunningham said.
Jobs, jobs, jobs
Vail Resorts operates 10 ski resorts across the U.S., a retail division, a hospitality division and several other businesses.
"Seasonal employment is the backbone for offering the vast array of services we provide in order to offer an experience of a lifetime to our guests and our employees," said Jen Brown, spokesperson for Beaver Creek, one of those 10 Vail Resorts properties.
The ski company needs to fill a variety of full and part time positions including ski instructors, lift operators, housekeepers, snowmakers, snowcat operators, food and beverage staff and many more, Brown said.
Benefits for Vail Resorts jobs include a ski pass and retail, rental and meal discounts. Pay for Vail Resorts jobs ranges from $10-$13 an hour for housekeepers in Keystone, to professional positions and the salaries that go with them. If a desk is more your style, Keystone is looking for a full time vacation coordinator.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that in June the West continued to have the highest regional unemployment rate, 7.8 percent. Thirty-seven states and the District of Columbia had unemployment rate decreases from a year earlier, seven states had increases, while six states had no change.
If You Go
What: Job fair
When: 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Wednesday, August 21
Where: Colorado Mountain College, 150 Miller Ranch Road, Edwards
Information: The job fair is hosted by Rep. Scott Tipton, Colorado Workforce Centers and will be attended by several local companies, including Vail Resorts. On August 27, Vail Resorts will also be hosting its own job fair in he Vail Marriott, non-7 p.m. To apply with VR online, go to http://jobs.vailresorts.com/.


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Washington Wizards v Toronto Raptors Live
Having missed four of the Wizards' last six games, the absence of John Wall was a crucial factor in Washington's recent struggles. After all, the number one overall pick was a big part of the Wizards' solid performance in the first weeks of this year's NBA campaign, putting up 18.0 points, 9.1 assists, 3.6 rebounds and 2.8 steals per contest. Thus, the Washington Wizards will try to get back on track when they meet Andrea Bargnani and the Toronto Raptors on Thursday at midnight GMT.
Even though the Raptors have been playing much better basketball as of late, the injuries of Reggie Evans and Peja Stojakovic were severe setbacks last week. Especially forward-center Reggie Evans played with a lot of energy and is one of the best rebounds in the entire league, averaging 12.1 boards in just 27 minutes per game. Therefore, Andrea Bargnani and Amir Johnson will have to pick up some slack and become more active on the glass to ensure that Toronto stays in the playoff race. Considering the recent play of both sides, fans around the NBA can expect a fairly even game between the Wizards and Raps on Thursday night.
You can watch all games of the Washington Wizards and Toronto Raptors here on www.watchlivenba.com, the home of NBA live streaming.
Posted: 2nd December 2009
Without any doubts, the Washington Wizards expected a much better start into this year's NBA campaign. Looking for a desperately needed win, Gilbert Arenas and the Washington Wizards will travel to Ontario where they will face the Toronto Raptors at Air Canada Centre on Wednesday at midnight GMT.
Before the season started, most experts thought that both the Washington Wizards and the Toronto Raptors could be able to compete for home-court advantage in the Eastern Conference. Yet, after four weeks of play, it looks like neither team is a particularly safe bet to make it even to the playoffs. Albeit Gilbert Arenas and Brendan Haywood are back in uniform after being sidelined for the entire 2008-09 season, their presence did not transform the Wizards into the team the franchise's front-office had hoped for. More specifically, Washington posted an unspectacular 4-9 record and is just ahead of the struggling New York Knicks and New Jersey Nets. Most importantly, Flip Saunders' squad's ball movement has been mediocre at best while their defense has been far too soft. That said, Gilbert Arenas return the floor was fairly impressive as the former All-Star combo guard put up 22.1 points, 6.4 assists, 3.9 rebounds and 1.3 steals per contest.
In contrast, the Toronto Raptors got off to a slightly better start, but came nowhere near living up to their own expectations. Posting a 7-10 record, the Raps are still hanging on to the eight playoff spot but have arguably showcased the worst defense in the entire league so far. Allowing no less than 109 points per game, Toronto's explosive offense had a tough time outscoring their opponents night in and night out. Especially T.O.'s interior defense has been the center of numerous breakdowns due to weak 1-on-1 coverage and relatively poor team defense. However, the team around Chris Bosh still managed to secure seven wins so far and demonstrated entertaining up-tempo basketball. Former number one overall pick Andrea Bargnani has finally become the offensive threat GM Bryan Colangelo had hoped for as he averaged 17.4 points, 6.5 rebounds and 1.2 blocks per game. Taking everything into consideration, both teams appear to be on a fairly level playing field and could come away with a win on Wednesday. So far, the Wizards and Raptors both had their moments but lack any consistency in their defensive efforts night in and night out.
You can watch all games of the Washington Wizards and Toronto Raptors right here on www.watchlivenba.com, the home of NBA live streaming.
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Posted: 2nd December 2010
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Milkybar® Kid Top Ten – It's Time to Vote!
Milkybar® Kid Top Ten – It's Time to Vote!
The search is almost over for one of New Zealand's most well-known young adventurers – the MILKYBAR Kid – as all Top Ten Finalists are revealed and public voting opens today (1 November 2010).
The public has seen all the Finalists on Good Morning, in magazines, and on the MILKYBAR website, and can now vote at www.milkybar.co.nz for the Finalist they think would be the best New Zealand MILKYBAR Kid. Voting closes at midnight on Friday 12 November, after which a panel of judges will pick the ultimate winner, who will be revealed on Friday 19 November 2010.
Since 9 August 2010, parents and guardians have been filming audition videos of their children using a script from the MILKYBAR website and uploading the footage for their chance to fill the iconic boots of this much-loved character. Public auditions were also held at branches of The Warehouse, New World and Pak n Save nationwide.
59 children were then shortlisted from the approximately 1500 entries received (48 from online entries and 11 from in-store auditions), and following casting calls in Auckland and Wellington, the Top Ten Finalists were selected.
They are: Dominic Burrows (8) of Invercargill, Asher Quin (9) of Dunedin, Sam Kirby (7) of Christchurch, Natalie Olson (8) of Wellington, Hinetaapora Short (8) of Rotorua, Madison Hunter (8) of Auckland, Astaria Te Aukura (7) of Auckland, Benjamin Clark (7) of Auckland, Eloise Greenwood (9) of Auckland, and Samyah Powell (9) of Whangarei.
The chosen child will star in the
new MILKYBAR television commercial in 2011, and enter the
hearts (and lounges) of Kiwis as part of one of New
Zealand's most iconic television campaigns. The search was
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Have Finance Questions? Ask a Financial Expert Online.
Sure, you just described a fairly typical situation... at least not Atypical Now, how you handle the taxes is a different story ... are both of the companies Pass-through entities whose income and/or losses flow through to the owners tax return? (sole proprietorship, s_corp, LLC or partnership)
I still don't see you coming into the chat so I'll try to answer generally:
sorry, phone call
If both entities are owned by you, and they are passthroughs (mentioned above) then when you do the informational 1120-s for the S-Corp or the informational 1065 for the partnership OR the schedule C for a single member LLC or Sole Pr, then everything flows to your personal tax return anyway
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Well State A charges corp taxes, State B doesnt,
So there still is a saving of 9%. but is there a better way..
then that will paid on the state corp return of state A
Please don't shoot the messenger here, state corp taxes are paid on a state corp return forr that business
If Business A ends up making a profit of 5k. than the 5k pays 8.8% taxes for Corp and than the remainder goes to the personal side....
yes, but in NY, theres a state and city corp tax
sorry for the mix up. so business A would be saving on the city
So since Business B would be the byusiness with the income, is it better for it to be a pass through
ok, right, but again when you are talking about state and/or city taxes they are taxed to the entity, specifically
Yes, so lowering the profit of Business A that pays a 9% city tax by paying Business B in a diff state. would be a savings.
you bet
and legal.
CA keeps people from doing that by requiring a minimum tax
completely, profit is profit
perfect. now its about finding which state has the lowest state tax on the personal side.
thanks for your help
sounds like you have your arms around it
You're welcome


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Former Miss World Aishwarya Bachchan is 36 but she still have the look of a 20-year-old. She knows how to carry off glamour and style with elegance. She looks beautiful in the recently released film The Robot, where she acts with superstar Rajinikanth. Now, she will be seen in the latest issue of Filmfare magazine.

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Aishwarya Bachchan looks mesmerising on the cover Filmfare with her hair curled up and let loose. Here is Aishwaryas look on Filmfare.


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View WRAL-TV 5 coverage of Campbell Baseball
Ken Medlin of WRAL-TV 5 visited Buies Creek Wednesday to report on Campbell's record-breaking baseball team.
The Camels (38-15, 13-8 Big South) host Presbyterian Thurs. (6 pm), Fri. (6 pm) and Saturday (1 pm) in their final regular season series.


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The Science Behind Tree Trimming
Although not constantly a popular option, often tree removal ends up being a requirement to eliminate a tree if it has ended up being a danger to its owners and/or next-door neighbors or any surrounding property. This is a service which can include an element of risk so its is definitely vital that a licensed Tree Removal expert do it. In some cases the reason for removal of the tree is as basic as a need for more light or space. It might be essential to eliminate the tree to accommodate a residence addition or renovation or for a new structure to be built in the area being occupied.
As trees grow, they require thinning and trimming in order to direct their growth, but you ought to just do this if you are a qualified arborist. Cutting trees in the wrong place can trigger a great deal of damage to them. Some trees should only be pruned at a certain time of year, and others need to be cut at specific points to guarantee both aesthetically appealing and healthy development.
Bad cuts could hamper the tree's development, or leave the tree open for illness. If you are uncertain of whether the pruning you are doing is good or bad, you should call a tree professional for suggestions.
Regarding any plant, trees require some water to outlive and thrive, varying from species to species. The value of this water really should not be overlooked as much trees die immediately after being planted from simple over or under watering. Sound practice when planting a tree is always to water it after planting then continuing take ample water within the initial two years. Just as an increasing child, young trees want more nutrients to develop and survive. As the tree ages, less water is necessary and typically may be supplied through the volume of rain in your neighborhood, until you live with a extremes where it either never rains or always rains.
A well experienced tree care expert, also called an arborist, will certainly have a lot of expertise about your trees and will have the ability to offer you continuous suggestions in regard to taking care of your trees and avoiding disease. A regular pruning and shaping program will have to be established so that they do not get out of hand as far as their development.
Too much development in the branches can result in troubles when they grow together into each other, so care ought to be taken to responsibility prune them. If you have no idea exactly what you are doing, you can really damage the tree.
Finding a local tree service that will actually do the job right can be a little challenging. Everybody has different tastes when it concerns their backyard. That's why it's truly essential to make certain that you work with the best local tree service that's fantastic at listening to your needs and wants. Wish to know how you can find an amazing tree service? The very best method is to ask buddies and next-door neighbors if they suggest anyone. In this manner you a minimum of understand if the tree specialists know what they are doing, since someone you trust has actually suggested them.
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