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My mum & dad see my lot quite regularly since they are only 8 miles away and my mum works where we live. My in-laws are a different kettle of fish! The older two girls spend a week with them in the summer, but you can count on one hand the number of days Lucas & Jaidyn see them! They come up to visit when they can (they live in Bucks), but either stay at a B&B or my MIL's sisters (about 12 miles away). They come over in the morning and leave at about 5pm, so if the kids are at school they hardly see them (if it were my parents they'd leave after all the kids were in bed). Just don't understand them to be honest. I think since Jaidyn was born they have seen her for about the equivalent of a whole week!!! Now when we lived down south my parents were down at every opportunity, even if it was arriving on the Friday night (after they'd finished work, so around midnight!!) and leaving when the kids were in bed on the Sunday!!
It's funny how some grandparents seem to want to see their grandkids all the time and others couldn't really care less!! The thing is the kids absolutely adore my in-laws because they are 'crazy' with them, playing, talking, kidding around with them and stuff, I just don't understand why they don't want to see the happiness in their eyes more often.
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Its not quite the same but I know the feeling! My family have very little to do with my nephews who I dont go a week without seeing at least twice! In there eyes its my sister in laws fault for not bringing them round enough!! I say families should make more of an effort to see each other!!! I have a full time job with a flat to keep and a busy social life yet i still manage to see both sets of nieces and nephews at least twice a week!! Sorry I know this hasnt been much help dnt want to read and run! families huh??cant live with them cant live without lol
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coreys sees my dad once aweek, he sees my mum twice a week but only 4 5 mins when shes givin me a lift to town, he may see her another hour or so a week wen she pops by b4 school run.
as for his dads parents he sees his mum mayb twice a month but she works 12 hour shifts most days and the does a shift in a pub on her 'day off' from her usual job.
corey is lucky if he sees pauls dad twice a year.
sinces hes been born hes seen him 6 times max. last time we saw him was few days after xmas, its dat bad hes forgot my birthday the last 2 years and coreys last year.
(which annoyed me as he forgot his own grandsons but yet remember his othersons gf who has only been dating just over a year)
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My family are complicated
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They see he boys once a fortnight when dp goes to a footy match as she watches the boys for me. She only see's Paige once a month when dp takes them over on a sunday afternoon. Paige wasnt her first granddaughter so she isnt bothered. Ryan was her first grandson so he is doted on and the twins are special to her as she likes to show them off to her mates Dp's bro has a daughter and she is doted on but her brother is also ignored like Paige is.
My mom and dad
They have my sisters daughter alot so they are to tired to see mine. They see Paige on a friday afternoon for about 2hours. they rarely see Ryan and the boys about once a month at the very most.
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My side of the family have always been really close so my mom comes round most evenings after work for about 30mins to an hour, my sis usually comes with her too & brings my niece who is a few weeks younger than Lucas. Weekends, my mom usually has Kian over night on a Friday then we usually do something together on the Saturday.
Ste's parents usually come over on a Sunday & I make their dinner most of the times too. We used to go to their house before I had Zac, but it's easier for them to come here these days! Ste's brother, sil & their 3 kids we hardly see. Prob a few times a year! Ste & his bro have never really been that close though.
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PIL see the trio a couple of times a month for the afternoon even though they only live a mile or so away.
My mum sees them about once every 3mths for a couple of hours which is fine by me.
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My parents live in Australia, my hubby's parents live in Algeria.........it's a horrible situation.
I never wanted to bring my children up without family near by because I grew up in Oz with all relatives in Ireland, I always held a grudge against my parents for taking us to Australia and away from family. I don't wat to make thesame mistake
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I am quite lucky on this one
My MIL watches Jamie when he comes out of nursery if am working and any time me and OH are going out,we are always over there nearly everyday and its a close family so its nice
My mum and dad used to be the same,was at theres everyday too but my dad passed away 2 years ago and my mum moved to be closer to my sister and dont see her as much as i'd liked to but i do try and take Jamie over whenever i can and he loves going to his grans probably cos she spoils him rotten
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matthes sees my mum and dad once a week on saturdays and my partners on sunday
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Dont get me started!!! Hubbys dad and step mum have not seen kids for 8 weeks, they live 3 miles away and see their other granddaughter, who lives 20 miles away at least once a week. (Bear in mind Jenny is only 13 weeks old so that is a big chunk of her life they have missed )
Hubbys mum sees them quite regularly and she just lives up the street from his dad but doesn't fob me off when I ask to go visit.
My dad has never met his grandchildren and doesn't want to know them or me & if my mum was still alive she would probably have moved in so she could see as much of them as possible!!!!
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Has Sydney peaked? Is it overpriced, overrated and overrun with ridiculous people who live absurd lives, as Steve Cannane claims? What do you regard as the best and worst aspects of the city? Please refrain from abuse and keep your comments brief.
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Go north young man, go North
So long Sydney, i wont miss you.
You're absolutely right, Monroe Reimers, fat trendy people everywhere. It's called Rich Podge.
Born and Bred
I think most of the buildings near the harbour are awful and it really detracts from the beauty of the harbour.
im over it. brisbane here i come
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Yeah it's great and he's wrong but why bother typing anything, you hardly ever post what I say.
The ridiculous people who live absurd lives: C-list chefs from Melbourne; B-list wannabes and people who turn up at the opening of an envelope are all part of the Sydney fun.
It was refreshing to hear Steve's views. In one word: honest. The people that object to this accurate account are those who aspire to that lifestyle of dining at the 'in' restaurants and being 'seen' at the right venues. That's just one dimensional and downright boring. Where's the real culture/subculture? I'm really dissappointed with what's happened to Sydney. It could be so much more than just a haven for pretentious wananabes.
To Francesca, who posted a bit earlier: here, here!!
I agree with Mr. Steve Cannane that Sydney is over priced etc. I think his view point is a selfish thought.If we look back at our Australian history,this is what the real owners of the land the "Aboriginal community" is telling us. They are asking us to say "sorry" to them for spoiling their pure land and water, taking away their children imposing our values on them. Now that the times have changed and it's our turn to be at the receiving end and for someone else to overpower us then we start thinking about how unjust it is for us to live in such environment.
I went to school with Steve Cannane and can see that $6.80 for a Becks at the Becks bar is over the top compared to $2.20 for a schooner, a game of pool, a fight and a girl at his local the Forestville RSL - Now that's the real Sydney - Good on you Steve - Keep the Dream alive!
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I agree with Steve's comments and am so glad that finally someone has the 'balls'to speak up about Sydney. I grew up in Sydney, but have not lived there for over 3 years now. I have travelled the world, lived in the US and now I'm in HK and one thing I'm sure of, is that I'm in no hurry to get back to Sydney.
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I remember living in London and how all antipodeans moaned about the weather (myself included). But the reality is that we chose to be there and the weather is part of the deal. You choose to live in Sydney and as such, change on saucers, expensive real estate and food enthusiasts are also part of the deal. You could always move to Melbourne if it's not your scene ..
Matt Saunders
Melanie - i agree...
WA has my vote! Perth rules...fantastic beaches and great people (they actually say 'hello, how are you?' as they walk past! Dont get that in Syd or Mel! Everyones too busy!
Kat (yes i do live in Syd)
As much as I love Sydney I just wish I could afford to continue living here. Sydney housing is too expensive for a single person living on their own. I am going to have to find a share house, land a bloke or move to a different city soon if I am ever to have any hope of saving enough money to eventually buy my own place. Ah feel a little sorry for us loners out there battling to get ahead in Sydney's dual income society. Maybe I should go get married and pop some sprogs like like a proper woman :).
pol.. thats a great attitude.. i must try it..
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Oh how I love that bumper sticker ...
I love Sydney, I have done extensive travelling and it made me realise what a great City I live in. We have the best restaurants, the best beaches, the beautiful views and sunsets I see daily remind me how lucky I am to live here. Ok Sydney is expensive, but that is only because everyone wants to be here.
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Excellent idea, Laura Sharp. We don't like what's going in our city so let's clean up our act. Discourage superficiality, reject egoism, boycott pubs, clubs, bars, restaurants that don't represent value for money or provide good service, drive courteously, treat each other with respect, refuse to live our lives in pursuit of $$$, encourage creativity and individuality, keep our city clean and protect our environment. Slow down and smell the roses to use a well worn cliche. Reprise values that can make our lives enriching and fulfilling. And to all those simpletons who say "if you don't like it, piss of" if only life were that simple. There are many things that bind us geographically; relationships, family, ageing parents, work commitments. I happen to live in Sydney and do not have the luxury of leaving right now. I long for the Sydney I grew up in. This is the Sydney I would like my children to inherit. We can all do our bit to improve this once glorious city, but Government, both Federal and State, must accept its share of the burden. Do not destry our rail system. The merger of Rail Infrastructure Corporation and State Rail will be another blow to our already burdened infrastructure and will encourage people back onto our already overcrowded roads.
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I'm a Sydneysider just returned from 10+ years in Europe and Asia. Sydney is undoubtedly one of the worlds best cities - though I think we can improve in many things.
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The best place about Sydney is North Ryde. The history, the old style pubs, the schools, the parks, the shops, the people and the mechanics make it the best place to go. Its so cultured even my friends and I write songs it.
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Sydney in my experience is full of stuck up wankers. Its great they all stay there - surely don't want them ruining anywhere else!
I'm from Melbourne and have family and quite a few friends in Sydney, none of whom are stuck-up and materialistic people. Let's not be tempted into drawing gross generalisations about the people of any city. Melbourne has its fair share of showy, materialistic wankers as well - just go to Armadale or Brighton and you'll see what I mean.
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Flight Feather Moult in the Red-Necked Nightjar Caprimulgus ruficollis
Gabriel Gargallo
Journal of Avian Biology
Vol. 25, No. 2 (Jun., 1994), pp. 119-124
Published by: Wiley on behalf of Nordic Society Oikos
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The flight feather moult of the Red-necked Nightjar was studied in museum skins and in a free-living Spanish population during two summers. First winter birds start a complete moult of the remiges in their winter quarters following the typical moult sequence of other nightjars; however, as a rule it is interrupted before completion. Tail feathers are moulted partially. The following summer, birds reactivate the remex moult from the point it was stopped during the previous winter, but it is not finished until they reach the winter quarters; there, adults moult completely replacing descendantly first the outermost unmoulted primaries, and then the inner ones before moult is suspended again until the next post-nuptial moult, when the moult cycle is repeated. Thus, the moult of the Red-necked Nightjar is a cyclic process of periodically suspended moult stages, that is actively initiated already during the first winter moult and maintained during adulthood. I conclude that this moult strategy is related to the short time available for moult between breeding and autumn migration and the steep decline in food resources during the W African dry season.
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AUSTRALIA'S peak big business lobby has called for a return to the co-operative spirit on economic reform that marked the ''Accord'' days of the Hawke government.
Amid the highly fractured political debate, Business Council of Australia president Tony Shepherd said on Thursday night: ''We want to reach out to the whole community with an inclusive, positive vision for the future''.
Addressing the BCA dinner, he said: ''My plea to you tonight … is that whether you are from business or government or opposition, the union movement or the community sector, that you don't see other people here, or the groups they represent, as combatants.''
He said in the days of the Accord - between the Labor government and the union movement - different sectors were able to agree on a common purpose and plan to foster productivity, competitiveness and growth. Mr Hawke had encouraged the formation of the BCA to deal with matters after his 1983 economic summit.
''There is no reason we cannot do this again … It's the only way for Australia to be the truly exceptional country we have the opportunity to be. We want Australia to see that influential people … share a vision and that we can work together to achieve it'' - recognising that differences on the detail were healthy.
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With Labor pushing gender politics, Ms Gillard highlighted policies benefiting women, including tripling the tax-free threshold, delivering paid maternity leave, and extending gender equality. She added pointedly: ''I'm looking forward to seeing that flow from the shop floor up to the leadership level - where I'm sure that in a couple of years' time I won't still find myself meeting with boards where the only other woman is serving food.''
Addressing a small business forum, opposition leader Tony Abbott said the Coalition would restore the rate of growth in the numbers of small businesses.
Under the Howard government, ''on average there were 36,000 more small businesses at the end of every year. Under the current government, there are just 15,000 more small businesses at the end of every year, and they are employing fewer people''.
Small business was ''the engine room of our economy'', and there was no reason why there could not be an annual rate of growth in its number of 1.5 per cent.
This would mean Australia would be adding 30,000 new small businesses a year - double the rate under this government. The focus would be on growing the number of small businesses that employed. ''I want to see once again small businesses providing more than half the jobs in the private sector,'' he said.
Treasurer Wayne Swan will on Friday say President Barack Obama has ''a clear mandate to resolve the fiscal cliff in a way which protects society's most vulnerable. A mandate to ensure that the wealthiest Americans … pay their fair share''.
Speaking in Melbourne, he will again attack the ''hard-line views of the extreme right'' in the US. He will say the incoming Chinese leadership's approach to reform will define the path of the Chinese economy over at least the next decade. ''And many powerful vested interests in China have a stake in the status quo.''


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Resogun review
Having experienced the awful, tinny sound effects that screech forth from the Wii Remote, we weren't entirely convinced about the idea of having a speaker built into the DualShock 4. We're still not, if we're entirely honest. But Resogun presents an interesting argument for its inclusion, namely the fact that the little speaker seems to be some kind of brain control device – it keeps telling us to 'save the last humans' and every time we find ourselves powerless to resist.
So if you plan on picking up Resogun along with any other games, the smart advice is to get the other games out of the way first – once Resogun is in the picture, all you're going to hear is 'save the last humans' until it's time for bed. Then you're going to hear it for another few hours, then pass out on the sofa. This is one of the most addictive games we've ever played, a score-attack shooter so incredibly well designed and crafted that you could be chasing a new high score until your last day on this planet and still love every second of it.
With three ships, four difficulty levels and five stages, it doesn't seem like there's much to Resogun on paper. And even though you can blast your way to the credits in a couple of hours, anyone that calls this a short game is missing the point so violently that they deserve to have their gaming privileges revoked. Every permutation of ship, difficulty and stage presents a very different challenge, with personal play-styles and wave manipulation altering things further still. Chasing a high score never feels like going through the motions, either. Even though waves of enemies seem fixed in how and where they will appear, even the slightest of detours around the cylindrical stage will see the rest of your run pan out in a different way.
It's amazing just how much each of the three ships change how you need to play, too. The stock ship is your classic all-rounder, with no glaring weaknesses or pronounced strengths and is a great starting point. Those looking to diversify can plump for either a focus on mobility or firepower with the remaining two – the former sacrifices weapon strength for speed and boost recovery, making it more about charging headlong through packs of enemies to destroy them, while the gunship is an experts-only beast that makes short work of enemies but can easily find itself trapped or outrun. It's too early to call but there doesn't seem to be a 'best' ship, making your own play-style the most important factor in deciding which to go with. Try all three and you'll soon settle on a favourite.
The act of saving the last humans is actually tougher than it seems because even though all ten of the little guys are sat in glass boxes in the background, setting them free and guiding them to safety is an art that must be mastered. Wave after wave of enemies fills the stage and occasionally, as announced by the nice computer lady, a special wave will appear. Shoot down all of these foes and a human will be released, but allow even one to escape and the human is executed, immediately crippling your bonus for the level and probably making the nice computer lady sad – whether due to not wanting to let her down or just because of our crushing perfectionism, we'd usually restart at this point. Still, once a human is released, they're still not saved. UFOs will come to kill off any escapees, meaning you've got to quickly pick them up and deliver them to one of the stage's exit points. Juggling release, protection and escort duties gets crazy frantic as the difficulty ramps up, but that just makes sending all ten little dudes home all the sweeter.
Resogun's voxel visuals are striking and slick, particularly once you start to notice the little details. The blocks from which enemy ships are built litter the floor of the stage as you decimate their ranks, plus the OTT end-of-level explosion is one of the flashiest things your TV will ever have the honour of broadcasting. And no matter how frantic things get, the frame rate never so much as stutters – the smooth 60fps is rock solid and, coupled with a thumping soundtrack, really cements Resogun as an aesthetic delight.
Not that you'll even care, considering that the score mechanics, upgrade system and human-saving craziness are all knit tightly enough together that this would still be an outstanding game if the visuals were just black boxes on a white background. But they're not. They're beautiful. And whichever way you slice it, Resogun is a glorious score attack game and the perfect way for new PS4 owners to learn just how awesome PlayStation Plus really is. Essential.
Score: 91%
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- The Starship Enterprise has embarked on its most ambitious assignment yet: to lead a courageous band of settlers to a far-off planet, to defend the fragile colony from alien threats, and to unravel the mysteries of a brand-new Earth!
- A six-month distance from the Federation, the planet Belle Terre offers a new life to more than 30,000 families, pioneers, scientists, expatriates, go-getters, loners, and entrepreneurs, all under the watchful eye of Captain Kirk and his crew. But the would-be colonists have barely settled in the untamed wilderness of their new home when Spock makes a startling discovery: not only does one of the planet's moons contain a rare ore of almost inestimable value, that same moon is also violently unstable. Within months, it will inevitably explode – destroying all life on Belle Terre!
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The 43-year-old suspect in a murder last Sunday in Metairie, recently crossed the border illegally in south Texas.
The victim, his 24-year-old ex-girlfriend, also crossed the border illegally.
The Associated Press reports that both Pedro Monterroso-Navas of Guatemala and Heidi Monroy made their crossings with children.
Monterroso-Navas crossed with two children on June 26 and the three were released after being told to report back to U.S. immigration authorities once they were settled in the U.S. The AP reports that Monterroso-Navas was freed after it was determined he had no criminal history of gang affilliation.
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February 8, 2000
Jonathan G. Katz
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Washington, D.C. 20549
Re: NASD Proposal Relating to the Creation of a Corporate Bond Trade Reporting and Transaction Dissemination Facility
(File No. SR—NASD 99-65)
Dear Mr. Katz:
The Investment Company Institute1 appreciates the opportunity to present its views on the proposal by the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc. ("NASD") to establish a corporate bond trade reporting and transaction dissemination facility.2 The Institute supports the NASD's proposal.
Under the proposal, NASD members would be required to report to Nasdaq's Trade Reporting and Comparison Entry Service ("TRACE") all secondary transactions in specified U.S. corporate bonds within one hour of trade execution.3 The Release states that after an initial six-month period for information integrity review, Nasdaq will disseminate trade reports to the public through market data vendors and the initial one-hour maximum trade reporting time frame will subsequently be reduced to fifteen minutes. Furthermore, as part of this initiative, and simultaneous with the effectiveness of the new rules, NASD will eliminate Nasdaq's Fixed Income Pricing System ("FIPS") and its related rules and costs.4
Investment companies, on behalf of millions of retail investors, are significant investors in corporate debt securities. As such, investment companies can benefit greatly from improved price transparency in the debt markets. The NASD's proposed trade reporting and transaction dissemination facility would provide accurate and timely information to the marketplace, and represents a significant step towards achieving price transparency in the corporate bond market, an initiative that was fostered by the Commission. 5 In addition, the NASD's proposal should enhance significantly regulatory oversight of the corporate bond market. This in turn should help to ensure the integrity of this market, thus benefiting investment companies and their shareholders.
The Institute's specific comments on the NASD's proposal are set forth below.
The TRACE Service
Dissemination of Market Data. Under the NASD's proposal, NASD members would submit trade reports to TRACE, which would then disseminate certain transaction information to the public via market data vendors. The Institute agrees that TRACE should be the central repository for corporate bond transaction information, which will allow for the necessary surveillance of the market. We do not believe, however, that TRACE should be the only vehicle through which this trade data is disseminated. Rather, private initiatives to capture and distribute trade data should be able to develop freely in the marketplace. Market participants would benefit greatly from a competitive process for the collection and dissemination of trade data that is widely available in machine-readable form. We are pleased that the NASD's proposal would not preclude the development of such other initiatives.
Under the NASD's proposal, transaction reporting in corporate bonds would be phased in over a six-month period in order for the NASD to conduct an information integrity review. We support this approach and believe that it may be advisable for transaction dissemination to also be phased in. Phasing in the implementation of TRACE would enable the NASD and market participants to evaluate the success of the facility, particularly whether more, less or different information should be disseminated.
Fees. Several of our members have expressed concern about the possibility of the NASD's charging excessive fees for the data it will collect and sell back to the market as a result of the market dominance TRACE will likely enjoy, at least until other methods to facilitate the flow of trade data are developed, and in view of Nasdaq's intention to become a for-profit enterprise. We note that the Commission has issued a concept release on market data fees and revenues.6 In that release, the Commission expressed the view that fees charged by a "monopolistic" provider should be tied to some type of cost-based standard in order to preclude excessive profits. We urge the Commission to expressly include market data fees collected by TRACE in any future rulemaking in this area or, if TRACE is approved prior to such rulemaking, that the Commission follow some type of cost-based standard in evaluating and approving the fees for TRACE data.
Impact on Market Liquidity. The Institute believes that the significant benefits of increased transparency that TRACE would provide to investors in corporate bonds, especially those invested in high yield bonds where price transparency would be most valuable, outweigh any speculative concerns that have been expressed about the potential adverse impact real-time price reporting could have on liquidity.7 Therefore, we recommend that the NASD not limit the number or scope of the bonds that will be reported to TRACE in response to such concerns.
Elements of the Trade Report
The NASD proposal would require that trade reports submitted by NASD member firms contain certain transaction information.8 We support this requirement. The NASD's proposal also sets forth certain types of information that would be included in the reports it would disseminate to the market.9 The Institute likewise supports the NASD's proposal in this regard, particularly its inclusion of the time the trade is executed. Accurate reporting of the time a trade is executed is critical to determining the relative value of a bond and will be critical for the continued reliability of the prices. Incorrectly reporting the trade time by as little as one to five minutes, particularly in volatile markets, will reduce the utility of the price disclosure to most investors. We are also pleased that the NASD will not disclose the identity of the trading firm involved in the transaction. Indeed, disclosing a trading firm's identity, particularly during a sequence of related trades, could adversely affect the prices the firm is able to receive, thus harming the funds and other clients on whose behalf the firm is trading.
As noted, the NASD proposes to disseminate to the market yield information. That term, however, is not defined in the Release, nor is any guidance provided as to how it will be calculated. The Release notes that TRACE will utilize the price information submitted to calculate bond yield, which would then be disseminated to the public. While we do not object to this procedure, particularly inasmuch as yield would be calculated in a uniform manner, we believe that the method for calculating yield that the NASD will use is sufficiently important that it should be included in the final rule.
The NASD also proposes to disseminate to the market trade report information regarding the actual quantity of bonds traded, except that high yield and unrated trades over a $1 million par value would be disseminated as "1MM+" and investment grade trades over a $5 million par value would be disseminated as "5MM+". We recommend that the threshold for high yield and unrated trades be increased to $5 million. Transactions in those bonds routinely exceed $5 million. Trades below $5 million are generally viewed as odd-lot trades and, therefore, may not reflect the price at which larger trades may be executed. Thus, a $1 million threshold would not provide the market with as much relevant and useful information as would be provided by a higher threshold.
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We appreciate the Commission's consideration of our comments on the NASD's TRACE proposal. If you have any questions, please call the undersigned at (202) 326-5824 or Barry E. Simmons at (202) 326-5923.
Amy B.R. Lancellotta
Senior Counsel
cc: Justin J. Tubiolo
Vice President Fixed Income Securities
The Nasdaq Stock Market, Inc.
Annette Nazareth
Director Division of Market Regulation
Paul Roye, Director
Division of Investment Management
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
1 Investment Company Institute ("Institute") is the national association of the American investment company industry. Its membership includes 8,018 open-end investment companies ("mutual funds"), 495 closed-end investment companies and 8 sponsors of unit investment trusts. Its mutual fund members have assets of about $6.802 trillion, accounting for approximately 95% of total industry assets, and over 78.7 million individual shareholders.
2 SEC Release No. 34-42201 (Dec. 3, 1999); 64 FR 69305 (Dec. 10, 1999) (the "Release").
3 Corporate bonds subject to mandatory reporting include: (1) U.S. dollar-denominated debt securities issued by U.S. and private foreign corporations that are registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") and eligible for book-entry services at the Depository Trust Company ("DTC"); (2) Rule 144A U.S. high yield debt securities designated as "PORTAL Debt Securities" in Nasdaq's PORTAL Market; and (3) Rule 144A investment grade debt securities eligible for book-entry services at DTC. The Release clarifies that these securities include:
(1) investment grade corporate debt; (2) high-yield and unrated debt issued by U.S. companies and foreign private companies; (3) medium-term notes; (4) convertible bonds; and (5) capital trust securities, floating rate notes, and global bonds issued by U.S. companies and foreign private companies.
4 FIPS requires NASD members to report transactions in 50 of the most liquid high yield bonds traded over-the-counter to the NASD, known as the "FIPS 50," within five minutes of trade execution. All other transactions in FIPS-reportable corporate high yield bonds must be reported by 5:00 p.m. each trading day. See Release at 69310.
5 As a result of SEC staff review of the debt securities market, which found price transparency deficiencies in the corporate bond market, Chairman Levitt, in a letter to Congress, wrote that the Commission had requested the NASD to: (1) adopt rules requiring dealers to report all transactions in U.S. corporate bonds and preferred stocks to the NASD and to develop systems to receive and redistribute transaction prices on an immediate basis; (2) create a database of transactions in corporate bonds and preferred stocks to enable regulators to take a proactive role in supervising the corporate debt market; and (3) create a surveillance program, in conjunction with the development of a database, to better detect fraud and foster investor confidence in the fairness of the corporate debt market. Letter to The Honorable John D. Dingell, Ranking Minority Member, Commerce Committee, U.S. House of Representatives, from Arthur Levitt, Chairman, SEC, dated, September 28, 1998; see also, Testimony of Arthur Levitt, Chairman, SEC, Concerning Transparency in the U.S. Debt Market and Mutual Fund Fees and Expenses, before the Subcommittee on Finance and Hazardous Materials, U.S. House of Representatives, dated, September 29, 1998 (commenting on the importance of transparency in the U.S. debt market).
6 See Securities Exchange Act Release No. 42208 (Dec. 9, 1999), 64 Fed. Reg. 70613 (Dec. 17, 1999).
7 See Statement of William H. James, Chairman of the Corporate Bond Division Steering Committee, The Bond Market Association, before the House Committee on Commerce Subcommittee on Finance and Hazardous Materials, dated September 29, 1998 (commenting on issues related to price transparency in the bond markets).
8 Specifically, each corporate bond trade report would include: (1) buy/sell/cross; (2) CUSIP number or NASD symbol; (3) quantity; (4) price (inclusive of mark-up, mark-down and stated commission); (5) contra-party's NASD symbol or "C" for customer; (6) date and time of trade execution; and (7) capacity (principal, agent or agency cross).
9 Those reports would reflect: (1) NASD symbol; (2) CUSIP; (3) date/time of execution of trade; (4) price; (5) yield; and (6) actual quantity of bonds traded, via a two-tiered approach.
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CLEVELAND (AP) -- Federal prosecutors are seeking up to life in prison for three men who pleaded guilty in a plot to bomb a highway bridge in Ohio, but the defense asked for leniency.
Both sides filed sentencing recommendations Thursday and Friday with U.S. District Court Judge David Dowd, who will sentence the three on Nov. 19 in Akron. He scheduled a hearing for Monday on the sentencing recommendations.
The device was a dud provided by an FBI informant and no one was hurt.
The government said the plot amounted to terrorism and that the fake bomb should be viewed as a weapon of mass destruction.
"The act of detonating the improvised explosive devices at the base of the Route 82 bridge was meant to convey a message to the civilian population, the corporate world, the financial system, and all levels of government," prosecutors said.
The defense for Connor Stevens, 20, of Berea; Brandon Baxter, 20, of Lakewood; and Douglas Wright, 26, of Indianapolis, said a five-year term is appropriate and that the plot wasn't an act of anti-government terrorism.
"The resulting offense was more an act of vandalism with no defined goal than any allegedly vaguely discernible attempt to affect the conduct of government," the defense said.
Each man pleaded guilty to conspiring to use a weapon of mass destruction, knowingly attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction and attempting to damage property with explosives. There was no plea deal.
Prosecutors said they calculated the trio could face 30 years to life in prison, based on the seriousness of the crimes.
A fourth man, Anthony Hayne, pleaded guilty earlier and agreed to testify for the government.
Under the terms of his plea deal, Hayne, 35, of Cleveland, will have the chance to avoid a life sentence. With the plea and offer of testimony for the prosecution, he could face 15 years to nearly 20 years in prison at his sentencing Nov. 20.
A fifth defendant is undergoing a psychiatric exam.
The FBI has said the public was never in danger. The target was a highway bridge over the Cuyahoga Valley National Park between Cleveland and Akron.
The suspects are described by the government as self-proclaimed anarchists who acted out of anger against corporate America and the government. The defense attorney has called the investigation a case of entrapment, with the informant guiding the way.


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This phase involves building a 164-room Embassy Suites hotel, which will have rooms facing the football stadium.
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Customers to the Hoosier Barbershop at 10th and the Bypass have had trouble accessing the business.
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Students will create a business plan for a company focused on Internet and software technology.
Officials unveiled a historical marker on Seminary Park's property.
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owners Curt Gebers, Shelley Iverson & Jerry Day
Domnina taking a Group 4 (over 500 dogs) at Mt Rainier Working Dog Specialty 8/14/15.
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I face each task and jump in
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Robert Pattinson Says He'll Be More Popular When He's Dead
Robert Pattinson might be considered the hottest man alive by his army of fans, but the way the actor himself sees it, he might be better off dead. Or, at least, his work might be.
The 24-year-old Twilight stud, who dabbles in music when he isn't busy making hearts flutter as sexy vampire Edward Cullen, reckons that the songwriting side of his oeuvre won't get its due until he's been planted six feet under:
"I am sure I'll be one of those artists that people don't pay any attention to while I'm alive, and when I am dead people will go yeah, man, that was a work of art…I see myself playing in a rundown blues bar, with about three people drowning their sorrows. I play according to my mood, and sometimes that can come across as very depressing in music."
Nice to know that R-Pattz has a healthy perspective on the appeal of his music. The only question is, can the perpetually undead ever really hope to achieve posthumous acclaim?
Do you think Rob's music will be appreciated in his lifetime? Let us know in the comments section, after checking out his song "Never Think" from the Twilight soundtrack below:
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Again and again you will hear Multnomah faculty and staff members say "Alumni are our greatest recruiters," and they are proven correct as we listen to the stories. Incoming students often tell us about that special youth leader, pastor, speaker, or summer camp worker that changed their lives forever. We are so encouraged to be a part of an institution that is in the business of life change all over the world. Following is the story of a recent alum who shares her experience.
Mindy Kate Rawlins - BS 2011
It was a crisp October morning in central Illinois as I sat captured by the stories being told by the missionary couple on furlough from Cypress. Sitting in the church pew that Sunday morning, I couldn't shake the feeling that I needed to talk to them after the service was over. The Spirit was tugging at my heart—there was no denying that, though I didn't quite know why. The benediction was given and people began to mingle and shuffle out of the sanctuary as I waited for an opportunity to approach the two.
"Hi. My name is Mindy. I think I want to do the internship you were talking about…what do I need to do to make this happen?" I certainly didn't waste any time getting to the point.
This led into a conversation about what interning with their missions organization in Cypress would look like, the commitment it would require, and the sinking reality that at 17 years old and coming right out of high school, I was far from ready to commit to two years in a new country and culture. Still, our conversation went on and I continued to share my vision and passion with this couple, along with my plans to attend a local Christian college the next fall. Then the woman spoke three words that would change the course of my future.
"Multnomah Bible College," she said.
"Multnomah? No, I think you misunderstand. I'm already accepted at another school…I know where I'm going."
"If you are passionate about God's word and a life of ministry, there is no better school. Look into it."
Much took place in the in-between, but ten months later I found myself boarding a plane with all my worldly possessions from Illinois to Portland, ready to begin my journey as a new Multnomah student. Throughout my time as a student and now as an Admissions Counselor, the Lord has used the Multnomah community to greatly shape me into the woman I am today. If it were not for the quick conversation with that couple, whose names I cannot even recall, and their encouragement for me to explore the possibility of Multnomah, I would most likely never have left the safety and familiarity of central Illinois for my collegiate experience. Even as I work now to recruit and matriculate new students to the university, I know there is still no replacement for the personal touch and word of encouragement from someone who has experienced Multnomah for themselves. They will always be our best recruiters.
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The Parent Handbook is a resource that is given out to parents during Summer Orientation. It includes information from various departments on campus, including their contact information. If you happened to misplace yours or never received a copy, download one now.
Campus Resources Tour Video
Evergreen Orientation Leaders guide you through various on campus resources and departments such as the Counseling Center, ALANA Services, and Campus Ministry.


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Name: Gubyaukgyi , Type: Temple, large, Inventory No.: 1.323, Location: Bagan, Wetkyi-in, Coordinates: 21° 9'25.47"N, 94°51'39.32"E, Built By: King Kyanzittha , Completed: 1113 A.D.
Longest teak wood bridge in world
Took a long boat out to a sand bar on the Rangoon River. Enjoyed the sunset and a snack.
Lined up for lunch these young monks at the Kalaywa Tawya Monastery are awaiting their last meal of the day.
A farmer from Bago in Myanmar proudly poses for me outside his home next to his buffalo cart. He was awaiting the annual rains to begin so he could plough the ground with his buffalo and plant his rice seeds.
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Hildendiaz's Forms in Nature light fixture is a Haeckel-inspired, gnarled, treelike furnishing that casts gloriously spooky haunted-forest shadows on the walls. This isn't for sale, but they've promised a crowdfunded production at some point.
The light sculpture Forms in Nature is partly inspired by Ernst Haeckel's (1834- 1919) detailed plots from nature and is a further development of Hilden & Diaz' fascination with mirrorings, as they have previously applied in other artworks.
Forms in Nature is a artwork with a light source surrounded by a dense and unruly tree and root system created in minature sculpture. The forest is mirrored around its horizontal central axis and forms a circle 360 degrees around the light source and thereby leads one onto the notion of a real world versus an underworld.
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"Also, the AIDS drugs, though expensive, forestall more costly inpatient hospital stays and crisis treatments for HIV patients, health care providers, advocates and some lawmakers said.
They predicted that if free drugs for low-income patients are cut, huge bills eventually will land on the state's Medicaid program – as well as on hospital districts, such as the Parkland Hospital and Health System, which are already financially distressed.
"I hope we don't cut people's medicines off and things like that," said the House's chief budget writer, Jim Pitts, R-Waxahachie. "That could be a long-term, bigger cost if we cut that.""


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47 While he was still speaking, Judas, one of the twelve, arrived; with him was a large crowd with swords and clubs, from the chief priests and the elders of the people. 48Now the betrayer had given them a sign, saying, The one I will kiss is the man; arrest him. 49At once he came up to Jesus and said, Greetings, Rabbi! and kissed him. 50Jesus said to him, Friend, do what you are here to do. Then they came and laid hands on Jesus and arrested him. 51Suddenly, one of those with Jesus put his hand on his sword, drew it, and struck the slave of the high priest, cutting off his ear. 52Then Jesus said to him, Put your sword back into its place; for all who take the sword will perish by the sword. 53Do you think that I cannot appeal to my Father, and he will at once send me more than twelve legions of angels? 54But how then would the scriptures be fulfilled, which say it must happen in this way? 55At that hour Jesus said to the crowds, Have you come out with swords and clubs to arrest me as though I were a bandit? Day after day I sat in the temple teaching, and you did not arrest me. 56But all this has taken place, so that the scriptures of the prophets may be fulfilled. Then all the disciples deserted him and fled.
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For Hollywood history and sheer coolness, it's hard to beat Horace Heidt Estates. Although this resort-living rental community officially celebrates its 50th anniversary this year, it's actually been the living quarters for some of Hollywood's hardest-working musicians and "industry people" ever since the early 1940s.
In 1939, the renowned New York City Big Band leader Horace Heidt, Sr., was called to Hollywood.
"What was different about my dad than any actor or comedian was that he had a 30-piece band that came with him," said his son, Horace Heidt, Jr. "So he did something unusual: he bought an old horse ranch property in Sherman Oaks so that he could put up his band while he was out here. That's how this place started."
By 1955, he'd begun construction of 45 elegant apartment units in classic Palm Springs Resort style, with swimming pools and an 18-hole golf course. In the mid 1960s, he added a "Hawaiian Village" consisting of 115 more apartments, a ballroom, and ten stand-alone houses, each with a pool. By now, the property had 150 palm trees, 14 swimming pools, the golf course, health club, aviary, and seven waterfalls.
The aviary and three waterfalls have since been replaced by a tennis court, and Heidt Jr. added the new Haleakala Apartments in 2006, but other than that, the property is much the same as it was when Heidt Sr. had it.
Horace Heidt Estates is located at 14155 Magnolia Blvd. in Sherman Oaks. For information, call (818) 784-8211 or visit horaceheidtestates.com.


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The results of the photo contest will be posted next week. Good luck!
We went to St. Lucia last year and bought the One Love Jerk Marinade and Jerk Sauce and was wondering if we could get that in the USA. If not, can we order it from Sandals? It was the best Jerk Sauce we ever had
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Thanks for your interest in our signature Sandals Lifestyle Sauces!
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Rallying for Immigration Reform on May Day in Santa Cruz
This year on May Day, the Santa Cruz community rallied at the Town Clock in support of immigration reform.
Workers and community members joined individuals from the Monterey Bay Central Labor Council and other AFL-CIO affiliated organizations for the rally, which included a strong turnrout by Unite Here local 483, the labor union that represents hotel, restaurant, and other hospitality workers in Santa Cruz and the Monterey Bay Area. After rallying at the Town Clock, many in the group marched down Pacific Avenue to the Del Mar Theatre to view "Harvest of Empire" at the Reel Work May Day Labor Film Festival.
Individuals held signs with messages such as "Citizenship Now," "I Work hard and Pay Taxes," "Keep Families Together," and "Citizenship, Because No Person is Second Class."
The Santa Cruz County Community Coalition to Overcome Racism was also represented and food was provided in front of the Del Mar by Food Not Bombs Santa Cruz.
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Just a quick reminder that if during your round the temperature (with Wind Chill) is 15 Degrees or cooler you have earned double points but we need to know to update the schedule or you wont get those well earned double points.
Just look at weather.com and if the temp in the "Feels Like" section, during your round, is 15 degrees F or lower then post in the Talk section "League - Course - Time", of the round and I will verify and mark the round as double points.
Looks like Glow round have a good chance for Double points already...
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HTC's Google Android Phone
*pant pant pant* i've been sweatin so many cellphones lately, i forgot that Google was coming out with an OS for cellys! when the Jesusphone, aka iphone came out, there were mad rumors about what Google's phone is going to be....but instead of coming out with their own phone, Google developed an open source operating system for cellys. Genius on Google's part again. So far HTC is the manufacturer who is using Android, and will be unveiled on Sept 23, and is going to be available at T-Mobile for a nice price of $199. This may be the object i go waiting in line to get. i can't wait!


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Accounting for costs
Jackson, Sheryl & Quick, Roger (2012) Accounting for costs. Proctor, 32(4), pp. 38-39.
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In Golder Associates Pty Ltd v Challen [2012] QDC 11 Samios DCJ recognised a solicitor's lien over the file for unpaid fees and confirmed that a lien should not be lightly set aside. The decision, which is under appeal, adds to the range of authorities which are now grappling with some of the provisions of the Legal Profession Act 2007 (Qld) (the LPA) relating to costs billing and assessment. These would appear to have been drafted without a great deal of intellectual rigour (cf. Turner v Mitchells Solicitors [2011] QDC 61 at [26]).
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