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Debt has become the American way. So has denial. And super-high debt levels paired with serious denial is becoming almost ubiquitous. While not all debt situations reach critical levels, when they do, the response must be equally severe.
Kevin, 24, has $19,000 credit-card debt, drives a heavily-financed $45,000 fancy high-performance car ($480 monthly payments) and still lives at home because he cannot afford to move out. He can barely afford to eat because in addition to his debt, he pays $2,400 a year for car insurance and $3,000 on gasoline—all on less than $20,000 annual net income. Extreme debt.
Kevin needs to sell the car and buy a bicycle or a bus pass and get serious about his life. With no new debt and $787 monthly debt payments he can be debt-free in 29 months. He must also sell all of his toys and expensive gadgets, pack his lunch every day, and stop spending on anything that is not absolutely essential, including poker, $50 haircuts and new clothes. Extreme measures.
The Lewis family bought the home of their dreams eight years ago. In order to get the bigger model, the great floor plan and upgrades on all amenities, they opted for creative financing. Their highly leveraged, variable rate mortgage, together with private mortgage insurance (PMI) and a home equity line of credit they picked up two years later, eat up nearly 60 percent of their net two-paycheck household income. Add on childcare, car payments, credit-card debt and life essentials like food and clothing and they are digging the equivalent of a financial grave. Extreme debt.
The Lewis' must sit down, take one big collective deep breath and get serious about their lives. What is really important? Is it square footage, granite counters and fancy appliances or is it spending time with the kids and the freedom to take the weekend off and enjoy their lives? This family needs to plant a For Sale sign (yes, even in this market) in the front yard today. They cannot afford this home. Period. It's time to pare down and pack up. Extreme measures.
Meet Patty, 61. Everything was going great until her husband suddenly lost his job along with their health insurance. Patty arranged to enroll in her employer's plan during the next open season which would commence just four weeks hence. And that's when she got very ill.
Because she incurred big medical bills before she could enroll, Patty and her husband went from being financially sound to critical in a matter of weeks. Extreme medical debt.
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Yesterday, the most talked about ad was Dodge Ram's tribute to farmers, filled with Paul Harvey audio, stellar photography and plenty of Americana. It was a great ad.
Today, we look at some of the worst, ones that cost a lot of money to get attention to extend the brand.
GoDaddy.com's awkwardness took the spotlight between two opposites sharing a kiss. The ad may not translate to future sales of its web hosting services, but people watched.
"I'm not sure it didn't work," said BVK Executive Creative Director Gary Mueller. "(The spot) got a lot of attention, and for a company, its whole M.O. is to get everybody to take notice."
Mueller and I agreed that Coke missed the mark. The beverage bottler wanted people to vote among groups racing through the desert for a soda. Problem with the ad, I don't think anyone cared between the cowboys, showgirls or road warriors who won. Kudos go to Coke for trying to be interactive, though.
Other ads just failed to get people to even notice. Gilden, an apparel maker, used its entire advertising budget on one ad, seeking all of us to care about what a guy would do to get back his favorite t-shirt.
And there was Beck's Sapphire.
"While this commercial didn't make me want to go out and buy a bottle of Beck's, it did remind me how great hip-hop was in the 1990s," wrote Time magazine's Victor Luckerson. "This black goldfish's suave rendition of "No Diggity" would have been enough to make Blackstreet proud ..."
POWER OUTAGE: While the real reason of the power outage and delay in Sunday's Super Bowl game may never be fully known, CBS was proud to say that they were able to stay on the air with the broadcast.
"Immediately after the power failure in the Superdome, we lost numerous cameras and some audio powered by sources in the Superdome. We utilized CBS's back-up power and at no time did we leave the air. During the interruption, CBS Sports' Steve Tasker, Solomon Wilcots and our studio team reported on the situation as a breaking news story, providing updates and reports while full power was being restored to the dome including our sets and broadcast booth. All commercial commitments during the broadcast are being honored," said Jennifer Sabatelle, vice president of communications at CBS Sports.
The outage didn't keep people from watching. According to CBS, 108.41 million viewers tuned in, making it the third-most-watched program in television history. The Milwaukee market, and WDJT-TV CBS 58, ranked ninth in the nation for viewership of the game. Baltimore was first among meter-rated markets, while New Orleans, Washington, Norfolk and Dayton rounded out the Top 5.
RETIREMENT PARTY: In case you were not one of the lucky 1,000 to get a ticket to Donald Driver's retirement party at Lambeau Field, you can still catch the ceremony on Wednesday. WTMJ-TV Ch. 4 and WTMJ-AM 620 will both provide live coverage of the event. As the Packers receiver calls an end to his playing days, the team of Lance Allan, Rod Burks, Jeff Falconio and Greg Matzek will provide team coverage from the event in Green Bay at 11 a.m.
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TosaJim, not completely sure, but I have a few guesses. This was the first public retirement of a Packers player ever. The team knew it was going to be indoors, and only sanding-room for the crowd in the facility. The team wasn't going to set up hundreds of chairs for the event. I've seen live draft parties in the room before, and I've seen them get out of hand with too many people for the staff to handle. I'm sure they wanted a good size crowd they could work with. Besides, half the room was filled with the working media.
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Steve, why were there only 1,000 tickets handed out to Donald's retirement party?
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Budweiser's Black Crown ad were even worse.
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ATLANTA - The Atlanta Braves shored up their outfield Sunday after being spurned by Ken Griffey Jr., reaching a preliminary agreement with Garret Anderson on a one-year deal.
Anderson is expected to undergo a physical on Monday or Tuesday, according to a person familiar with the negotiations who spoke on condition of anonymity because the deal hadn't been finalized.
The Braves thought Griffey was going to join them Wednesday but he decided to return to the Seattle Mariners, where he started his career. The jilted Braves were surprised by Griffey's decision but they bounced back quickly with the acquisition of Anderson, who hit .293 with 15 homers and 84 RBIs in 145 games with the Los Angeles Angels last year.
Anderson joins an outfield that produced only 27 homers last season, worst in the majors. He could platoon in left with the righty-hitting Matt Diaz.
A three-time All-Star, Anderson had spent his entire career with the Angels and holds several franchise records, including games played (2,013), runs scored (1,024), hits (2,368), doubles (489), total bases (3,743) and RBIs (1,292). He ranks second in home runs (272) and career batting average (.296).
Anderson helped the Angels win the World Series in 2002, hitting .300 with two homers and 13 RBIs in the postseason. Los Angeles declined to pick up his $14 million option after last season, instead paying a $3 million buyout.
The Braves are counting on Anderson to provide steady play in an outfield full of question marks.
Right fielder Jeff Francoeur, a once-budding star, looked totally lost while batting .239 with 11 homers and 71 RBIs last year. But he hit 29 homers in 2006 and had more than 100 RBIs each of his first two full seasons.
Diaz batted only .244 last season and was limited to 43 games after tearing up his left knee in May.
Yankees' Jeter contending with sore hamstring
TAMPA, Fla. - Yankees captain Derek Jeter has a sore right hamstring and expects to resume running today.
Jeter took part in all drills Sunday except a running program.
"It's no big deal," Jeter said. "It's really not an issue."
Jeter said his hamstring soreness will not affect his training for next month's World Baseball Classic. The shortstop is on the United States team.
"It's not a pull. It's not a strain," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said. "It's a little sore. Obviously we're going to watch him and make sure he's ready."
Girardi plans to sit down with Jeter before he departs for the WBC next week.
"We will talk and make sure he's healthy," Girardi said. "It's awful early to be playing meaningful games."
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'Pretty Little Liars' Web Series Debuts Aug. 28
ABC Family's "Pretty Little Liars" is giving fans a little something extra of itself headed into its final-season Halloween outing.
Headed into a temporary hiatus, Aug. 28's summer finale at 8 p.m. ET/PT will coincide with the debut of the new limited web series "Pretty Dirty Secrets" on ABC Family's website, with an episode each week for eight weeks debuting every Tuesday at 5 p.m. PT/8 p.m. ET leading up October's Halloween return.
The October return is set to feature a guest-starring spot by "American Idol" alum Adam Lambert, set to perform two songs opposite a member of show's main cast. The return from hiatus will center on comings and goings at Rosewood's Halloween store, various individuals keeping close tabs on one another, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The web series, meanwhile, introduces Shana (Aerial Miranda), who plays the store's clerk. Shana will then become a regular character throughout the rest of the season when the second half of season three kicks off in early 2013.
With enough enthusiasm thrown behind them, gap-bridging series like this can be such a boon to a series on a temporary hiatus. In its prime, FOX's "24" rolled out between-season projects like this, then proved with its callbacks during the season how worthwhile it could be to go the extra mile and take in all of the in-between material. To be fair, producers also made sure that what was introduced in these early webisodes was never so crucial that the remainder of the season wouldn't make sense to those who missed it.
It's somewhat like an Easter egg for the most ardent of devotees. That's an ideal fit especially for a season such as this, which has called repeatedly back to the events of the first season in a full-circle transition. "Pretty Little Liars" heads into its last half of its last season having explored a somewhat darker tone, more maturity and with a mind toward being as good to loyal fans as possible.
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Jhené Aiko is pinning down a release date for her debut album, Souled Out.
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Apart from No I.D., the album will feature production work from Fisticuffs, Dot Da Genius and Key Wane.
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I have the 1st edition of this. Yes, you could use it for birding, but the focus is not fast, it uses a 2 speed focus knob with about 5 turns from near to far. It works for static things like a heron glued to a tree or dead wildlife that stinks so much you can't approach too close.
At the long end the focus is soft and poor in contrast, also aiming it is nearly impossible. The first of these appears to have been fixed for the 2nd edition. For the second, I'd recommend you attach a red-dot finder to it so you can at least aim it sanely. A finder like that is just 10 or 20 dollars/pounds.
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NAPERVILLE, Ill.--Four Bakersfield players have been selected to the America Sky Men's Golf Conference All-Academic Team.
Earning the honor for the Roadrunners were senior Matt Hammons, junior Chase Goodvin, sophomore Dylan Lym, and freshman Matthew Deford.
A total of 50 players were selected to the ASC All-Academic team, the most in league history with all 12 America Sky institutions being represented.
"Time management is vital for student-athletes, and these 50 young men have proven they have found the right balance between academics and their sport," said America Sky Commissioner Ed Grom. "Each America Sky institution is well-represented on the team, and the athletes, their coaches and their administrations are to be commended."
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Georgia's Jasmine Hassell was named SEC Player of the Week after her performances in the Lady Bulldogs' victories over No. 18 South Carolina and Alabama, the league announced Monday.
Hassell scored 21 points against Alabama in Tuscaloosa last Thursday, the highest offensive output in SEC play of her collegiate career. She then scored 19 versus South Carolina, accounting for 45 percent of the Lady Bulldogs' total points in a 42-40 victory.
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It is no secret that the art of batik has been my lifelong passion. Its preservation and development has been the subject of my life's journey these forty years. It was then beyond our imagination that this dedication would steer us through the next forty years into a major domestic enterprise with significant presence overseas, one synonymous with Indonesia's great batik tradition. I am fortunate that my passion and fortunes have run parallel, as embodied by the steady rise of Batik Danar Hadi. It gives me great pleasure today to see that batik has been re-embraced as every day wear and at the same time more interest is being taken in this traditional art. We hope that our efforts to preserve and highlight this tradition through our products have played some small role in this renaissance. While the scale of our activities has increased exponentially, our traditions and philosophy remain firmly rooted in a dedication to batik as an art. We feel it is our duty to preserve this sacred legacy, which has been passed down through generations. Our efforts to develop, nurture and stimulate the batik tradition are powered by this commitment. After all, the soul of batik is the soul of Danar Hadi.


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When breakfast options are scant, is sausage, or bacon a good choice, or am I better off with nuts and yogurt? I suspect the bacon and sausage are cheap and not good quality. However, is that enough not to eat them?
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Yeh, bacon is such an awesome treat, I hold off unless it's primo quality. Last time I had bacon, I ate a LOT of it, haha.
Like Mark says, I'd rather I.F. than eat some crap I may regret afterwards.
So I'd say yes to the nuts & yogurt, as Tom B-D said, as long as the yogurt isn't sugar laden. If it was, even conventionally prepared nuts alone will be just ok, in a pinch, but better than low quality bacon. This is my view, for me."Science is not belief but the will to find out." ~ Anonymous
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If its once in a while, I don't see why a few slices of conventional bacon or sausage would do you much harm. I don't believe nitrates are really bad for you - there's two opposing views on that, you can read both sides to see what you believe.
Fruit is hard to go wrong with, but those nuts, how old and rancid are they?
I'd eat the protein, because I'm more likely to get hungry later after the fruit and eat something worse cause my blood sugar is low.
I say yes to bacon even if its not primo quality. Bacon looks like....well sliced meat. I see sausage as a bit more iffy. Dunno, just something about that packaging that gives me pause.
In the end I do buy my stuff from a free range farmer, but when I'm outa bacon I'm not scared to grab a pack of the best I can find at the conventional market.
As to the nitrite/nitrate scare I believe there may be evidence that "nitrate/nitrite free" has just as much if not more in it as conventionally cured. I'm more concerned with the health of the animal and how it was raised prior to slaughter.Last edited by Neckhammer; 07-18-2012, 08:19 PM.
We just had sausage & eggs for dinner, both homegrown. I made patties from the sausage and even though it has 30% fat mixed in, when I went to wash my hands, there was no greasy coating like you get from storebought meat. When you read about what is considered appropriate food for feedlot animals, it makes sense that their fat would feel more like vaseline on your hands, and probably do some nasty stuff to your insides.
But when you're in a pinch, you have to make do....
I'd try some of each, and go back for more of what tasted the least creepy.Seven Trees Farm - diversified subsistence farming on 1.25 acres.
Sausage (hotdogs too) = elbows, noses & kneecaps. WAY more iffy! I want my cartilage, tendons & such meat bits to be good or great quality, w/out the antibiotics, steroids, hormones & suffering of commercial meats. Bacon, I will backtrack & concede your points, at least it's an identifiable single part of the pig, even if it's not free range or organic. Would I eat a possibly rancid 1/2 dozen nuts or the same weight of commercial bacon though? Again, that's an IF opportunity for me."Science is not belief but the will to find out." ~ Anonymous
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Originally posted by campanella View PostWhen breakfast options are scant, is sausage, or bacon a good choice, or am I better off with nuts and yogurt? I suspect the bacon and sausage are cheap and not good quality. However, is that enough not to eat them?
Full fat, plain yogurt and raw nuts! Yum. Toss some cinnamon and a couple of raisins and I'm good to go. Actually, I don't do dairy right now but I love me some full fat goat yogurt!!!!
I save the bacon grease for cooking. I just made a warm vinaigrette for a slaw a few minutes ago with some and it was AWESOME!sigpic
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Dairy is creepy. Just coat your pan with some coconut oil and cook up 2-3 organic eggs-- I can find them at any grocery store, even Walmart. You won't be hungry and you don't have to mess around with anything questionable. Works for me in a pinch, anyway.
I make my own bacon and sausage (both fresh and cured) so I know exactly what cuts of meat and the prorportions of spices and cure etc that go in to it, Aftter learning about sausage making, I am much more suspect about the amount of water that is in commercial sausage. Yes, water is used as a "filler" in some sausages. Sausages that are "emulsions" (hot dogs, bologna etc) there is ALOT of water in them....
As far as nitrates go, there are more nitrate in fresh spinach than are in commercial bacon.
Originally posted by 2ndChance View PostDairy is creepy. Just coat your pan with some coconut oil and cook up 2-3 organic eggs-- I can find them at any grocery store, even Walmart. You won't be hungry and you don't have to mess around with anything questionable. Works for me in a pinch, anyway.
I've actually met the cows that my milk comes from, they happen to be very lovely bovine ladies.
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Personally, I'll eat store-bought bacon although I prefer my nitrate free type. Sausage, I like to get Spolumbo's... they have an ingredient list three items long, last time I checked. Pork, spices and water, haha. I do occasionally eat sausage with a few more ingredients but I try to avoid anything containing sugar.Out of context quote for the day:
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I have no idea who this guy is, but his reasoning seems plausible at first glance. I've seen the packages of bacon that say "nitrate free" and they do indeed have celery powder. What I did not know is that vegetables provide most of the nitrates we consume. If this is true, then what's the big deal with it being in bacon? Have we been duped by clever marketing?
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My concerns are as follows: 1. GE foods are creeping into the mainstream without the public being made sufficiently aware of what's happening. 2. The increase in GE crops is making other growing options difficult or impossible (for example, pollen from GE crops has already pollinated and ruined organic and other open pollinated crops). It is not right to wreck the alternatives, particularly since this genetic engineering hasn't been sufficiently tested for safety yet. The majority of the public would be against such practices. 3. If a fraction of the cost of GE research were applied to traditional seed selection methods, seed selection would make giant leaps forward. Largescale bioengineering of food products is unnecessary. The new technology is interesting but potentially dangerous. Less radical methods should be funded and given preference for the nation's foodstuffs, while limited research continues on bioengineering. Thank you.


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J.J.: Track Star Turns Operations Superstar
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What would lead a Penn State senior track star from Scranton, Pennsylvania to pack up and move to Richmond, Virginia for a summer and beyond?
If you're James "J.J." Nicastro, it's your love of learning and your love of politics.
J.J. is an Operations Fellow in the Richmond office, specializing in a little bit of everything. Although he's done voter registration and phone banks, he gets to see a different side of the campaign: shipping equipment, helping in the search for field organizers, updating office locations, ordering supplies, and organizing literature for events. Technically, Team Ops is the problem solver for every other department. He loves that his job is unconventional and spontaneous. Each day is different. To date, J.J.'s crowning achievement has been finishing a complete remodel of an office—from gutting to grand opening.
But it's the stories from the individuals affected by President Obama's success that J.J. loves. His favorite moment was during a rally and house party, celebrating the LGBT community and the support they've received from President Obama. J.J. heard story after story of people touched by the President's initiatives for LGBT folks. One of those people was Captain Jonathan Hopkins, who was discharged from the United States Army, a casualty of Don't Ask, Don't Tell. J.J. says that in that moment, he realized just how much the President does for individuals.
J.J. has faced some challenges since relocating to Richmond to serve the Obama campaign. At first, he made the half-mile walk from the office to his home into a three-mile journey. Then he realized that with a quick turn, the 30-minute commute pared down to 7. J.J. loves the artistic and bohemian feel of the city, and he's found some good running routes to stay conditioned for the Penn State track team.
J.J. is thrilled to be working with the amazing field organizers in the Richmond office, people who, he says, "are the brightest people. They teach us how to be community organizers within the campaign by building neighborhood teams, running phone banks, canvassing neighborhoods and registering voters. They make us better people by teaching us from their dedication. From them we learn how to include and empower everyone."
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Last month I went to my first Labor Party branch meeting in a decade. It took that long to recover from the travails of 2004. The composition of the branch hadn't changed. It was still a bowling club-type gathering: ageing and predominantly male. But attitudes had shifted.
During my time in elected office (1987-2005), local ALP meetings had been negative, carping affairs, with crusty old workers bemoaning the pace of economic change. My recent experience was totally different, with the rank and file accepting the inevitability of change.
When I spoke about the dilemma of marginalised government – the declining power of the state in a globalised world – no one piped up with protectionist and nationalist dogma.
When I explained how, after 20 years' of economic growth and prosperity, Australian consumers are cashed-up and all-powerful, one of the stalwarts yelled out, "The consumer is king". There was also a clear understanding of changes in the car industry: in lifting imports to 90 per cent of the market, motoring consumers had killed off domestic production. If anyone in the branch still regarded Holden as a national icon, they didn't say so.
Towards the end of my remarks, I recalled how, in the 1990s, Tony Blair's New Labour had targeted the support of Essex Man – typically, a middle-class, aspirational voter unattached to the shibboleths of public-sector intervention. On the way out of the meeting, one of the members said, "The party should be talking about Macarthur Man (here in south-west Sydney): young families, home buyers and small-business people who want the best for their children, regardless of whether they get it from the public or private sector."
The branch discussion was so good, the views so contemporary and in line with community sentiment, I vowed to go back. Maybe all is not lost for the Labor project. With true believers as enlightened as these, the old beast still has something to offer.
Current debate changes politics
The current national debate about failed companies like Holden and Qantas is changing Australian politics forever. I have no doubt the average voter now carries the values of Macarthur Man: someone who has worked hard for better qualifications and a higher income, and brings this reality to his consumer decisions. He wants the best product at the lowest price. He has no sentimentality for so-called icons that can't compete and meet the demands of the marketplace.
No one subsidises Macarthur Man's work, so why should he support hand-outs for poorly-run businesses in other parts of the economy?
In a fascinating admission in a speech in London last year,
This is more than a product of continuous economic growth. The public has twigged to a major change in national wealth creation.
With ongoing globalisation, there is little government can do in economic management other than try to get the business environment right and improve the skills base of its people. Promises of planning, protecting or subsidising ailing industries back to prosperity are phoney. In the new economy, the real power lies with consumers – another area of limited government influence.
Consequently, governing parties are getting next to no credit for favourable economic outcomes – a problem for the Rudd and Gillard governments as much as Howard's. Similarly, opposition complaints about job losses are discounted down as part of the pantomime of party politics.
In many respects, Australia's economic debate faces a stalemate. Neither the government nor opposition has been able to develop a new program for assisting consumers and improving the education system. They are locked into the old rules of debate, unable to cut through with a realistic narrative about the nation's future.
Most voters have given up on them. In a consumer-rich electorate, spending power easily overshadows political power.
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Goodwill Ambassador Jessica Lange visits a clinic for children living with HIV in Russia.
By Elena Kharitonova and Sabine Dolan
ST. PETERSBURG, Russia, 18 May 2006 – UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Jessica Lange is visiting the Russian Federation to help draw attention to the needs of vulnerable children, including those living with HIV and AIDS.
Like its neighbours in Eastern Europe and Central Asia, Russia today is facing the world's most rapidly expanding AIDS epidemic. Although there are about 334,000 officially registered cases of HIV infection, more than a million people in Russia may be living with the disease. The number of children born to mothers with HIV is reportedly rising dramatically.
Earlier this week, Ms. Lange visited a specialized HIV clinic for children in the small town of Ust-Izhora, near St. Petersburg. Upon her arrival, the two-time Academy Award-winning actress was treated to a performance by the clinic's eager five-year-old patients.
"Contemporary methods of paediatric treatment can make the children forget about their disease," said Dr. Evgeny Voronin, head of the Centre for Prevention and Treatment of HIV Infection in Pregnant Women and Children. "I could not even dream about such methods just several years ago."
Fighting the stigma of HIV
Today, 40 orphans ranging from one to seven years of age live at the Ust-Izhora HIV centre.
The hospital that houses the centre opened in 1879. Since 1991, it has been operating as a research facility specializing in HIV/AIDS treatment. Perhaps symbolic of the persistent stigma attached to HIV and AIDS in Russia, the clinic's new orientation drew strong opposition from the local population when it was announced.
In fact, the problem of stigma is one of the issues Ms. Lange is highlighting and trying to help address during her visit as a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador.
"HIV is not a thing that can be fought by ignoring it," she said during an interview on Russian television. "On the contrary, if you pretend that such a problem does not exist, it spreads very quickly."
Children remain isolated
The majority of children born to mothers living with HIV in Russia are essentially orphaned, even if their parents are still alive.
Because up to a year and a half is required to diagnose possible HIV infection in a newborn baby, the children of mothers with HIV are not admitted to child care centres before the end of that period. Most of them live in specialized hospital wards, isolated from the rest of the world.
Later on, if HIV is not detected, they are moved to a Children's Home, where they have very dim hopes of future adoption. Those who are found to be HIV-positive remain in the hospital or in an isolated unit at a Children's Home.
On her continuing stay in Russia, Ms. Lange is visiting orphanages, schools and children's hospitals where many children with HIV are languishing. On Sunday, she will take part in Russia's 'Golden Heart' award ceremony recognizing individual efforts to serve humanity.
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Alledged Serial Vandal Busted
LONG BEACH (CNS) - A Pomona man suspected of vandalizing several Southland buildings -- including breaking the window and spray-painting anarchist symbols at a Pasadena bank -- was behind bars today, police said.
Matthew Ryan Willert, 29, is also suspected of trying to shoplift ammunition, said Sgt. Tom Tardif of the Covina Police Department. He was held in lieu of $20,000 bail for an alleged crime spree that began Thursday night at a Covina Walmart, 1275 N. Azusa Ave.
At around 10:30 p.m., Willert allegedly used a bat to break a glass case containing bullets, loaded his shopping cart and tried to walk out of the store before store security scared him off, said Sgt. Tom Tardif of the Covina Police Department.
On Friday night, he reportedly pulled up to One West Bank at 888 E. Walnut Street in Pasadena at 11 p.m. in his truck. There, he spray-painted anarchist symbols on the building's exterior walls, said Lt. Jason Clawson of the Pasadena Police Department.
``Then he retrieved a brick from his truck and threw it through the bank's front window,'' Clawson said. ``He fled the scene and a witness was able to capture his license plate number.''
That's how he was connected to the Covina theft, Clawson said.
The spree came to an end around 12:30 a.m. today when Veterans Affairs police in Long Beach arrested Willert as he was allegedly trying to vandalize the exterior of the VA Hospital there with spray paint, the lieutenant said.
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COPPERAS COVE — The Copperas Cove Independent School district sent out an open call this week for local organizations looking to offer students an opportunity to earn physical education credit off campus next year.
The district held two information sessions Friday for anyone interested in participating in a new program, which allows students in grades seven through 12 to receive PE credit for activities offered off-campus and after school by approved third-party providers.
"We wanted a way to provide more flexibility and choice for our students when it comes to earning credits," said Kelly Avritt, the district's director of curriculum and instruction.
The third-party providers must operate in the greater Central Texas area, and will be able to offer students activities not currently available within CCISD such as gymnastics and martial arts.
Vendors will not be allowed to offer activities or sports already offered by the district, and all the costs of taking courses or lessons from approved providers, as well as any transportation costs, would be paid by participating students and their parents.
Greg Brown of Performance 360, a Killeen business that offers training for athletes of all ages, said he may apply to join the program.
"We have been really successful with our programs, and help student athletes, and this sounds like a great opportunity to reach out and help more kids," Brown said.
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Gay and vigorous muslim, Ludovic-Mohamed Zahed tells us about 20 years of intellectual and emotional tearings which lead him to accept and show himself like he truly is, and to reconcile faith and sexuality. This is the first testimony about one of the biggest taboo of the Muslim world.
The author's childhood in Algeria is characterized by religious lessons, his passion for the Koran, his father's homophobia and dreadful punishments. During his adolescence, between France and Algeria, Ludovic-Mohamed represses his homosexuality in the name of Islam, even if he wonders about his sexual identity. When he is 16 years old, after the 1994 attacks, his father chases him to Marseille, in France. Everyone makes fun of his androgyny.
When he is 20, he sets aside religion for a while and finally assumes his homosexuality, shares his « coming out » with his family. Very surprisingly, his father and his sister accept this revelation in a better way than his mother and his brother do.
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Signature Flight Support has opened its new ORD (O'Hare, Chicago IL) facility. The occasion was marked with a ceremony on Sep 19 attended by (L–R) Signature Regional VP Geoff Heck, Area Dir Mark Costa, Chicago Dept of Aviation Commissioner Rosemarie Andolino, Signature COO Maria Sastre, Kraus-Manning Principal John Manning and Signature ORD Facility Gen Mgr Hank Mook. The FBO boasts a spacious lobby, conference room, crew lounge and VIP lounge as well as management offices and a ground support maintenance bay.
Universal Aviation UK inaugurated its fully renovated FBO at STN (Stansted, London, England) on Sep 18. The 10,700 sq ft facility includes all-new crew and passenger lounges, 2 client meeting rooms, a business center and videoconferencing facility, private screening areas, showers and changing rooms. Universal Weather and Aviation Chairman Greg Evans notes that Universal Aviation has had a presence at STN for 28 years. It is one of 11 Universal locations across Europe. The company's acquisition of Air Culinaire has also brought Universal 2 owned kitchens (in London and Paris) which provide inflight catering for clients. (Above L–R) STN Ops Coordinator Emma Rowe, Universal Weather and Aviation Regional VP Europe, Middle East and Africa Jonathan Howells, Chairman Greg Evans, his wife Claudia, Universal Aviation UK and Ireland Managing Dir Sean Raftery and General Mgr Jason Hayward.
Aero Air has broken ground on a new 30,000 sq ft hangar at HIO (Hillsboro, Portland OR). The new hangar will compliment Aero Air's existing 75,000 sq ft facility, which houses a Class IV repair station, and will include 3000 sq ft of office space. The facility is scheduled for completion in November and will be used to expand the company's maintenance and hangar lease business.
The Carlyle Group is acquiring Landmark Aviation from GTCR and Platform Partners. The transaction is expected to close in 4Q2012 pending regulatory approvals and customary closing conditions. Landmark Aviation has 51 locations throughout the US, Canada and France. This announcement comes just 2 months after Camp Systems (also owned by GTCR) bought Avtrak in Jul 2012.
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Yes, yes - I know those figures are too good to be true and have been affected by changes in the Statistician's sampling arrangements. But you can discount them heavily and still conclude that employment growth has been quite solid in recent months.
And it's not good enough to say employment is a lagging indicator - even though it's true. What's also true is that, when it comes to consumer spending, employment is a leading indicator. More people in jobs today is a sign of growing household income tomorrow.
Until they were disabused by last week's Statement on Monetary Policy from the Reserve Bank, too many people in the financial markets were trying to convince themselves that the next move in the official interest rate would be down (and imminent) by hunting out all the bad economic news they could find.
So everyone's full bottle on all the factors that could cause the economy to slow, but fresh out of inspiration on factors that could keep the economy chugging along. Let me suggest a short-list.
Starting with the drought, there are growing signs it may be over within a couple of months (for most of the country, anyway). And history says we don't merely recover from droughts, we bounce back. If so, that would amount to a transfer of rural production from 2002 into 2003.
But the most fundamental reason for doubting the economy's about to slow to a crawl is that the "stance of monetary policy" - the level of interest rates - remains stimulatory. Rates are at least one percentage point lower than they'd be if the policy stance was neutral. And, as yet, there's absolutely no shortage of households wanting to borrow more.
Another plus-point is that, though home-building activity is about to fall away, an upturn in business investment spending (particularly non-dwelling construction) is already under way and likely to continue.
Almost all the background conditions are favourable. It may not be true overseas but, here, profitability is relatively high and businesses are carrying low levels of debt. They have strong sources of internal funding and levels of spare capacity aren't high.
It's important to remember that whereas there've been plenty of occasions in the past where a recession in the world economy has been accompanied by a recession in our economy, there are no occasions when our economy has been in recession without the presence of significant weaknesses of purely domestic origin.
In other words, there's no precedent for the notion that we could be going along fine but then find ourselves dragged down into recession by the rest of the world. So no matter how gloomy you may be about the outlook for the world economy, that's no reason to expect the worse for our economy.
And we need to keep reminding ourselves of what's so unusual about this episode. We're used to booms being followed by busts rather than mild slowdowns but that's because every boom of recent memory has involved inflation accelerating and the authorities using high interest rates to jam on the brakes.
I think it's highly significant that we've moved beyond the boom of the '90s without any overheating or any significant increases in interest rates. To mix metaphors (which is the economist's privilege), the pips haven't squeaked and that has to be worth something to us in terms of retained momentum.
Some people are anxious about the fallout from the end of the property boom, but this will be the first boom I know of that's dying of natural causes - belated recognition that supply is outstripping demand - rather than being killed off by the blunt instrument of sky-high interest rates.
This could mean the bust isn't as bad as we're used to. With continuing low interest rates and low unemployment, the conditions are right for excess supply to be soaked up fairly quickly. In parts of the market not affected by oversupply, people could still be ordering new homes. And there'd still be plenty of scope for people to be undertaking alterations and additions (which in any case are worth a third of total home-building activity).
If you can't envisage a lot of factory lay-offs and a rapid jump in unemployment, it's equally hard to envisage a sudden collapse in consumer spending - as opposed to a period of growth below trend.
Another way to put it is that, with one exception, we don't have any serious "imbalances" in the economy. The exception is the huge oversupply of city rental apartments and there's not much doubt that some unwary investors are about to get badly burnt. But that won't be an economy-disrupting event.
With our economy continuing to grow a lot faster than our trading partners', we are looking at a blow-out in the current account deficit. And there was a time when this would have been regarded as a major imbalance - requiring a determined application of the interest-rate brakes.
But, as the Reserve Bank's Glenn Stevens made clear last week, not any more. So do you see the point? If the authorities have no major imbalances that are worrying them, they've got no interest in doing anything but foster growth.
Sure the economy could slow a bit this year, particularly if the rest of the world is acting as a drag. But it's hard to see how it could slow to stalling speed.
Ross Gittins is the Herald's Economics Editor.
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Abyss is hard to describe in terms of color. I want to say teal, but it's more like when teal ate turquoise lol if that doesn't make me sound crazy I don't know what would. Anyway, the formula was pretty decent, the swatch above is one coat… we all know how much I love that!
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Erika Van Pelt 'Felt Shafted' by 'American Idol' Judges Jennifer Lopez and Steven Tyler
Jennifer Lopez and Steven Tyler, didn't want to save her from elimination last week. Now in a new interview with People, Erica is sounding off about her early elimination and how disappointed she is in the AI judges.When Erika Van Pelt hit the American Idol stage, she appeared to be one of best singers in the reality singing competition. Judge Randy Jackson backed the DJ and singer from Rhode Island — but his costars,
"I was not expecting to be the first of the top ten to go home – certainly. I'm not sure they were expecting it either. But I feel like even if they felt like I didn't deserve to go home, they just didn't want to waste that save in case America decided to do something really crazy."
Erika slammed the judges, admitting, "I definitely felt a little shafted by their decision not to save me."
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This is a genuine opportunity for international players to come to England, be evaluated by professional English scouts and coaches and possibly impress enough to be invited to a pro club for further evaluation.
- Joey Bilotta, EduKick V.P.
Manchester, England (PRWEB) June 25, 2013
EduKick Manchester International Football & Education Academy announces its 2013-14 schedule for their Football Trials Program for competitive international footballers worldwide between the ages of 14 and 24.
The EduKick Manchester Football Trials program schedule is set with the summer trial program being held from August 4 -18, 2013 and then additional EduKick Manchester trial programs to be organized in the winter, spring and fall of 2014.
The EduKick Manchester Academy provides professional football training combined with quality academic instruction, cultural excursions, social activities and professional soccer trial opportunity in order to maximize the young person's overall experience while abroad in England with EduKick.
The goal of EduKick Manchester Academy is for each participant to enjoy the trial experience, have fun both on and off the pitch and gain a greater understanding of their playing level in comparison to the requirements of UK professional football clubs. On the pitch coaches will work with the players on every aspect of their training to ensure they develop the physical, technical, tactical and mental foundation required for ultimate performance in the open trial that the participating players will attend.
Week one of the program is concentrated on physical and technical preparation leading up to the actual trial day. Firstly, players arriving from around the world will need to acclimatize and recover from any jet lag from their journey. EduKick Manchester professional football coaches will assist players to work on all aspects of their game from day one with well-structured coaching sessions designed to bring out the best in the participating players. Players also receive guidance on how to adapt to the nuances of the English game.
EduKick staff will be highlighting exactly what to expect on the trial day itself so that players are both physically and mentally prepared, relaxed and able to give and show their best.
Week two of the program begins with the big day of the trial on Monday afternoon. After the try-out session, players will receive feedback on their performance and will get the opportunity to put questions to the coaches and scouts assessing performances. Players will learn much about individual strengths and identify some specific areas for development that will help them to become better players.
Also, and more importantly, if anyone impresses during this trial session, they may then be invited to attend a further trial at an English professional club. These subsequent invitation only trials will be scheduled during week two of the program. Some clubs may then invite EduKick players to stay and trial over a longer period of time, if they feel that they are indeed a promising football prospect.
There are two key coaches during the open trial, one will be Mr. John Dungwort, an UEFA PRO LICENCE COACH. John is one of only 200 coaches in England with the highest coaching qualification in the world and is hugely respected within the game and if he gives a player his recommendation top clubs and Managers listen.
As a pro, John achieved 550 League & Cup appearances, 2 at Wembley stadium and scored 130 goals. He won the Adidas Golden Boot for the most goals scored in the 1978/79 season. As head of the Leeds United Academy he also coached alongside Eddie Gray, where in 1997/98 season the youth team squad were the semi-finalists in the FA Youth Cup. Five of the players from this team; Paul Robinson, Jonathan Woodgate, Matthew Jones, Stephen McPhail and Alan Smith have all gone on to achieve international recognition and play at the highest level.
The other key coach in the evaluation process is Mr. Ian Whyte, a former professional player (clubs included Norwich and Scunthorpe) who after retiring has had a series of high profile coaching roles alongside the likes of the legendary Paul Hart at Nottingham Forrest and Portsmouth, with roles also at Sheffield United, Derby County and Wolves to name a few. With his 25 years in the Pro game, Ian has worked with and developed some fantastic professional and international players, including; Jermaine Jenas (QPR & England), Michael Dawson (Spurs & England), Elliott Bennett (Norwich). Ian has a massive football network meaning extra opportunities for any EduKick players at the right level or standard.
EduKick Manchester academy players have had success in the past. EduKick Manchester recently announced that Eric Behrens, 16 years old from Germany, signed a contract to join Derby County Football Club.
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I think it's fair to say that after the sewing summit I'm hooked on swapping! So, I thought it would be fun if we held a little sweet swap here on The Sewing Loft. I know, it's a crazy time of year but I think that it would be nice to receive a sweet gift in the mail.
Sweet Swap
To keep things simple, I am going to have you each fill out this basic form. The swap will work just like a standard pen pal. Silly Sarah will exchange with Nancy Needles and vice versa.
Ground rules:
- Fill out this attached form. (sorry, sign up is now closed.)
- Swap must be a zippered bag. This bag can be anything that YOU made and displays your creative point of view. Please take pride in your work and think about how the person receiving this special package will feel when opening.
Sign up is from now until November 12th, 2012. I will close out the swap at the end of the day and have everyone paired up for Wednesday the 14th. Let's make this a quick swap and have all bags post marked by December 1st.
A few important things to keep in mind:
- Everyone's skill level is different. Put your best effort forward and expect the same in return.
- It is very important that you not only create a pouch but that you mail it on time. There is nothing worse than waiting for something to arrive and being greeted by an empty mail box each day. (trust me, I have witnessed this many times with my girls.)
- Please take pictures along the way. I will create a flickr group for all to see.
- Above all have fun!!
Did you see my little stamp? Well, if you are clever, you will spy a new pattern on the way. That's right, there is something fun for all. As a special thank you from me, everyone who sends a pouch will receive a copy of my new Sweet Child Bag. I'm excited to release this pattern and think it is perfect for the holiday season.
And on a personal note:
To all of you who have sent notes, posted on my wall and had my family in their thoughts/prayers during this crazy storm, I thank you! I am deeply touched by your kind words and thoughtful gestures. I hope that all have weathered the storm safely and are just in recovery mode. Rebuilding takes time but it can be done. My folks keep saying "It's alright, things can be fixed." These words are so true and I am thankful that it is just "things" that need to be fixed.


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Wall Street is anticipating the initial public offering (IPO) of company stocks of social-networking giant Facebook.
Prediction by analysts are that Facebook could become the largest IPO of the decade and likely the largest tech IPO ever, expecting to raise $10 billion in the offering. Google, by comparison, raised $1.9 billion in its IPO in 2004.
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Adult Tomten Jacket adapted by Jared Flood
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Adult Tomten Jacket
Jared's adaptation of an Elizabeth Zimmermann classic, The Tomten Jacket (Children's Pattern).
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Rick Seibold
Rick Seibold looks a lot like MacGyver, and often people have wondered if they are one in the same. As a solo artist, he's toured the globe and charted albums on iTunes in the US, UK, and Canada, where he debuted in the top 5. Now an in-demand songwriter and producer, Seibold has collaborated with many notable artists, including Bethel Music, Jeremy Riddle, William Matthews, Hannah McClure, Rebecca Black, Katelyn Tarver, WeeklyChris, and 'American Idol' winner Lee DeWyze.
Recently, he has found success in composing, having features in dozens of films and TV shows on nearly every major network, and major ad campaigns with companies like Ford and Reebok. Rick spends most of his time working out of his studio, The Ranch, located just south of Beverly Hills, CA. And more recently he has found joy speaking on songwriting and production at colleges across the country. When not working on music, Rick enjoys surfing, campfires and rock climbing.