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Glastonbury Festival founder Michael Eavis called in at Bridgwater's Eastover Oxfam shop to celebrate its becoming one of the charity's top ten South West stores.
The Bridgwater shop's record sales posting follows a positive trend in trade for the store after Mr Eavis offered to pay its rent until August 2014, when it was threatened with permanent closure two years ago.
Michael told the Mercury: "The shop is such a fantastic success. It's one of the best things I've ever done in my life.
"I'm so pleased about it. It's a win win win. Even the books are going better than they were."
Adding to the festival feel of the celebration earlier this month, Michael even turned up with 'The Rolling Stones' to mark the triumph with Oxfam staff. Admittedly, they were cut-outs of the veteran rockers signed by Jagger, Richards et al, but "fantastic fun" nonetheless.
Carol Klimowich, the store's manager, said: "This year has been phenomenal – we've been trading 18% up year-on-year, and 10% up on our target – so not only have we been doing incredibly well but going against the high street trend."
The Glastonbury Festival raises cash for a number of causes but its three big charities are Greenpeace, Water Aid and Oxfam.
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NOVI, Mich. - The trial is beginning for a man who fled to India after the 2008 slayings of his wife and two children in their suburban Detroit home.
Lakshminivasa Nerusu was arrested in February 2013 in Andhra Pradesh, near Hyderabad, India. A Novi police investigator and an FBI agent flew to India and returned Nerusu to Michigan.
He is charged with three counts of first-degree murder, which carries a mandatory penalty of life in prison without parole.
Police said Nerusu allegedly stabbed his wife, Jayalakshmi Nerusu, his 14-year-old daughter, Tejasvi and 12-year-old son, Siva, to death in their Novi home on Oct. 13, 2008. But their bodies were not found until two weeks later when police went to the home after the children stopped showing up for school.
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FORMER V8 Supercars champion Marcos Ambrose is set to continue in American stock car racing after seriously considering a return to V8s next year with a leading team.
Ambrose is set to confirm he has re-signed with NASCAR legend Richard Petty's Ford team following weeks of uncertainty about his future in the US.
While he waited on Petty to secure renewed backing from Ford, he was engaged in secret talks with Ford Performance Racing to make a surprise comeback to V8 racing next year.
But with confirmation that Richard Petty Motorsport will retain the support of Ford in NASCAR's showcase Sprint Cup, Ambrose has decided to continue his quest to conquer the series' signature oval track races.
It is understood that Ford's continued backing of RPM was contingent on Ambrose, who has been associated with the car maker for most of his career, staying with the team. His new deal for a third season with Petty, known as ''The King'' because of his record 200 stock-car victories as a driver, was in the balance for so long that he went close to agreeing to return to Australia to join FPR after seven seasons in NASCAR.
The Ford-backed FPR is expanding to four cars next year with the addition of an entry owned by forklift tycoon Charlie Schwerkolt, who was working with the team to raise sponsorship to fund Ambrose in his new Falcon.
Schwerkolt is returning to car ownership after leasing his entry to V8 legend Dick Johnson for two years as part of the settlement of their failed partnership. Ambrose, 36, would have joined FPR's front-runners Mark Winterbottom, Will Davison and David Reynolds in an all-star driver line-up.
The team had been confident he would have been competitive despite a seven-year absence, especially as the new Car Of The Future technical rules mean all drivers will be relearning the cars. Launceston-born Ambrose won back-to-back V8 titles in 2003-04 before gambling his future on establishing himself in NASCAR in 2006.
He secured his place in the top-tier Sprint Cup in 2009 and has charmed NASCAR fans as well as earning the respect of hardened American stock-car racers. He is the only Australian to succeed at NASCAR's top levels, winning six road course races, including the Watkins Glen Classic - one of only two road circuits on the banked oval-dominated 36-race Sprint Cup schedule - for the past two years in his RPM Ford Fusion.
Much to Ambrose's frustration, he has yet to win on the ovals despite proving to be competitive on occasion. He has not mastered the high-banked 2.4-kilometre tracks that are most prevalent, although he is strong on the small ''bullring'' tracks and large superspeedways, and RPM is not one of the top teams.
But he showed his potential on the superfast 4 km ovals by winning his only pole position at Michigan International Speedway in June at an average speed of 327km/h - the third-fastest lap in NASCAR history and the fastest in 25 years.
It is understood Ambrose has committed to only one more year in the US and if he does not score a breakthrough victory on an oval next year, the door will still be open at FPR for a return to V8 Supercars in 2014.


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If you've ever been in or near a flood, you've seen how nature turns things upside-down. Suddenly, what's below you is no longer ground, and the goal is to keep your feet in the air until the waters recede.
Many homeowners across the country are about to experience a similar disorienting feeling when they receive notice that their National Flood Insurance Program, or NFIP, premium is going up.
Big flood insurance hikes, particularly in Fla.
Florida's low-lying Pinellas County on Tampa Bay where I live figures to be hit hardest nationally, with nearly 51,000 properties, or roughly 1 in 8 homes and businesses, expected to see flood insurance increases of up to 25 percent in the coming months. An estimated 268,000 policyholders in Florida alone could face similar rate spikes as well.
Why? After all, Florida has been relatively dry for decades. Well, prepare to lift those puppies 'cause here comes that upside-down feeling I mentioned.
According to a 2011 analysis by the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton Risk Management and Decision Processes Center, Florida has paid $16.1 billion into the federal flood insurance program since 1978, yet collected just $3.7 billion in flood claims during the period. Compare that to, say, Louisiana, which paid in $4.4 billion over the same period yet collected more than $16 billion in flood claims. Texas ($5.5 billion), New Jersey ($4.8 billion) and New York ($4.4 billion) all collected more payouts than Florida.
In fact, it can be argued that flood assessments in the Sunshine State have kept NFIP afloat in recent years, if one can call an agency that's been some $18 billion in the red since the 2005 double-whammy of Category 5 hurricane Katrina and Rita "afloat."
Rates rising thanks to new law
To try to right the good ship NFIP, Congress passed the Biggert-Waters Flood Insurance Reform Act last year, part of which calls for the elimination of the relatively cheap, subsidized flood insurance premiums that longtime Floridians have enjoyed for years. As a result, older homes in neighborhoods that adopt new flood maps as proposed by the act could see their flood insurance rates double in five years.
While logic might suggest that Florida should be given a break, rather than a bump, on its flood rates based on its lopsided contribution to NFIP's disaster fund, the reality is that, with 1,200 miles of coastline, the FLA remains the state most at risk of catastrophic flooding. NFIP's risk models look both ahead and behind, and every flood-free year that passes brings a big flood that much closer. Just ask Sandy-ravaged New Jersey.
Despite the wear on our wallets, it's still reassuring to know that NFIP is there to keep our lives from being permanently turned upside-down by flooding.
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Retail sales woke up from a winterlong snooze in April, but shoppers stuck to buying the basics.
That's evident from the handful of chains that on Thursday posted modest but industry-leading comparable-store sales increases: Wal-Mart, 3.5 percent; Sam's Club, 6.6 percent; Costco, 8 percent; BJ's Warehouse, and the discounters Ross, 8 percent; and TJX Cos., which owns TJMaxx and Marshalls, 8 percent.
The teen discount apparel retailer of the moment, Aeropostale, saw same-store sales leap 25 percent.
Virtually all other chains posted minimal gains or continued declines in comparable-store sales — those open more than a year — a widely accepted measure of sales trends.
The UBS-International Council of Shopping Centers same-store sales index was up 3.6 percent after slumping to a 13-year low in March.
Experts who track retail sales cautioned that what looked like a rebound really was more of a head fake.
Thanks to a calendar quirk, April had one more shopping day this year. In cold-weather states, shopping weather was better this time, said Weather Trends International.
The first federal tax rebate checks designed to stimulate consumer spending were hitting bank accounts. ShopperTrak, which measures store traffic, found encouragement that last week was the third straight to post an increase.
"Some rebates might be propping up these results," said Frank Badillo, senior economist at TNS Retail Forward, a retail think tank. "Underneath it all, shoppers felt worse off in April" about their debt, home values and ability to swallow higher gas and food prices.
While consumer spending is about two-thirds of gross domestic product, many surveys show two-thirds of consumers plan to save the rebate cash or use it to pay down credit card debt.
"The gain was mostly small-ticket items," said Richard Hastings, who monitors retailer creditworthiness for Bernard Sands. "After the devastating declines in auto sales, we should expect apparel, footwear and seasonal goods to post occasional upside surprises like this, but that means nothing for big-ticket spending — the stuff that economies are made of."


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The startling news that United States special forces had found and killed the world's most wanted terrorist, Osama bin Laden, raced around the world in a flash. Spontaneous celebrations broke out in the streets of America, with chanting, flag-waving and singing of patriotic anthems. But now it's been revealed the dead man was unarmed, questions are being asked about whether he should have been captured alive and put on trial.
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However as more details emerge of the manner of his death, followed by a hasty burial at sea, questions are being asked about why international law, human rights and the Geneva Convention seem to have been set aside.
In a controversial opinion piece on the ABC's The Drum, barrister and former Liberal Party advisor, Greg Barns, asserts that the Americans did have a choice.
His article has attracted hundreds of comments, as well as hate emails, and Greg defended his contentious views to 1233 ABC Newcastle's Aaron Kearney.
Aaron asked Greg whether he was glad Osama bin Laden was dead.
"I would rather have seen him captured and dealt with under the law," Greg says.
"Under the Geneva Convention international humanitarian law applies to anyone who is in the context of a conflict.
"And that means that the sort of style of killing that we saw of Osama bin Laden is generally not permissible, that is, that a person should be captured where possible."
Greg says Saddam Hussein was captured and given some sort of trial.
"In the case of bin Laden that option doesn't seem to have even been on the table," he says.
"If he was unarmed it's certainly wrong.
"There's certainly no doubt I don't think that he had a murderous intent in relation to a whole range of people but that's not the point.
"The point is that there's a process to be gone through and it ought to be gone through."
Greg points out the exact nature of bin Laden's crimes is uncertain.
"It's unclear how many deaths he was directly responsible for, certainly in relation to 9/11," he says.
"The FBI always asserted that they didn't have any evidence to link him to 9/11.
"A person, it doesn't matter who they are or what they've done, fundamentally everyone is entitled to be accorded procedural fairness."
Greg says if that principle isn't adhered to you devalue human life, which is the very thing terrorists have been accused of.
"It's very, very dangerous to see this sort of triumphalism," he says.
"There should never be triumphalism over death, no matter who the person is, it ought to be a moment of reflection.
"I'd not for one minute say people ought to be sorry for or have empathy for Osama bin Laden, I'm simply saying that it ought to be a matter for sober reflection.
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Citibank denies charges that it concealed Dewey's financial troubles from partners
Citibank is denying allegations that it fraudulently induced former Dewey & LeBoeuf partners to sign up for a capital loan program by hiding the firm's precarious financial condition.
Former Dewey partner accuses Citibank of concealing firm's financial troubles
The plot has thickened in the Dewey & LeBoeuf saga, courtesy of a former partner who has accused Citibank of fraud in connection with the firm's collapse.
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Class III enjoyed a brief reprise Friday from the recent drops in prices to close the session mixed. The February through April pack closed at $15.99, up four cents. The Jan12 contract settled Friday at $17.05, roughly a dollar lower than the Dec11 contract settlement price. An active spot session helped to buoy the Class III, at least for the day, as buyers stepped up their interests at the sub $1.50 level.
We look for Class III prices to continue to decline over the coming weeks. The lack of demand and over production reflected in recent reports highlights an entrenched negative trend, but a short-term bounce seems appropriate given the amount of losses in recent sessions.
Corn futures continued their upward climb winding the week near the highs. The gains may have seen some spill-over from the strong bean prices from Friday.
Concerns with corn are coming with the threatened loss of acreage if the bean prices continue to be this strong. March corn ended up 1 ½ at $6.44 ½ on the correlating concerns; not to mention continued South American weather and crop damage concerns. Beans rallied 15 ½ cents to $12.32 ½ a bushel, helping with the support levels of corn. For now, heat concerns in South America are prevailing as beans lead the pull upward.
We look for corn to open 2 to 4 cents higher and for beans to open 7 to 9 higher.
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Johannesburg - The start of the 2014 school year is progressing smoothly, the basic education department said on Wednesday.
"The provisional report, which covers up until 9am, indicates that everything went smoothly," spokesman Panyaza Lesufi said.
He said 99 percent of textbooks had been delivered to schools on time, and the remaining one percent would be delivered within 10 days.
These outstanding books were the result of slight mismatches in the language of the books with the number of pupils at particular schools.
A few minor issues were reported, such as some parents waiting until the first day of school to register their children.
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Mumbai: Non-core or other income may again help oil-to-yarn conglomerate Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) post a higher profit for the December quarter from a year earlier, say analysts.
But profits may drop over the preceding three months because of the poor performance of its oil refining business, they said.
RIL's third-quarter profit is estimated to increase 14.4% year-on-year to Rs.5,079 crore on a 6.45% rise in revenue to Rs.90,622 crore, according to a consensus of analysts' estimates compiled by Bloomberg.
RIL will report its quarterly earnings on 18 January.
The earnings preview reports of seven brokerages reviewed by Mint show RIL's quarterly profit growing at 12-14.8% over a year earlier, but declining by 5-7% from the trailing quarter.
Bank of America-Merrill Lynch, in a report dated 7 January, estimates RIL's year-on-year net profit growth at 14%, driven by other income that is expected to be 31% higher than in the year-ago period.
In the quarter ended 31 December 2011, RIL reported other income of Rs.1,717 crore, which accounted for 38.67% of its after-tax profit.
Motilal Oswal Securities Ltd estimates the contribution of other income to RIL's net profit to rise to around 45% for the latest December quarter.
Greater contribution of core businesses to operating profit and a substantial sequential rise in net profit in the trailing September quarter had enthused analysts earlier, overshadowing even a year-on-year decline in the net profit.
In the latest December quarter, however, an overall weakness in the refining business is expected to take its toll on RIL's refining margin and reduce profits sequentially. The oil and gas production business, too, is estimated to have performed poorly.
To be sure, RIL's refining margin is expected to outperform the benchmark Singapore gross refining margin (GRM) as RIL does not produce fuel oil—a major constituent of the Singapore GRM and whose margins fell sharply between October and December.
Many analysts expect RIL to report a GRM—the difference between the value of petroleum products sold and the cost of processing crude—of $8.5-8.6 a barrel for the December quarter. RIL had reported a GRM of $9.5 a barrel in the trailing quarter. The Singapore GRM fell sharply to $6.4 a barrel in the same quarter from $9 in the September quarter.
GRMs weakened across the board in the third quarter of the current fiscal year due to "softness in the product slate," analysts Slok Deshpande and Stuart Murray of Elara Securities (India) Pvt. Ltd, the Indian arm of a UK-based brokerage, said in a 9 January report.
Margins in products like petrol continued to decline "following seasonal low demand amid increased supplies, as refineries returned from maintenance," they wrote.
Bank of America-Merrill Lynch also expects operating profit from the petrochemicals and hydrocarbons exploration and production businesses to fall 14% and 39%, respectively, as compared to a year ago.
Production from RIL's D6 gas reservoir in the Krishna-Godavari basin, off the eastern coast of India, is expected to have declined to an average of 24 million standard cubic meter per day in the December quarter, ICICI Securities Ltd said in a 2 January report.
Falling gas output from the D6 field has been a cause of concern for RIL over the last two years and responsible for dragging its earnings.
One of the reasons for RIL's high other income is also the proceeds it got from London-based BP Plc., to which it offloaded a 30% stake in 21 oil and gas blocks in India for $7.2 billion. The deal was completed in August 2011.
At the end of September, RIL had Rs.79,159 crore of cash and cash equivalents on its books. The Mukesh Ambani-led conglomerate is in the middle of implementing a $12 billion capital expenditure plan to augment capacity across its petrochemicals and refining businesses.
Over the last year, RIL's stock price has soared 18.57% on BSE, while the Sensex gained 23.72%. On Wednesday, RIL rose 1.72% to Rs.860.40 a share on BSE while the Sensex lost 0.85% to close at 19,817.63 points. The BSE Oil&Gas Index gained 0.43% to end at 9,003.99 points.


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Hollywood has long had a weak spot for renegade computer hackers. In the 1983 film "War Games," a teenage whiz breaks into military data networks and almost sets off World War III. In "The Matrix," the 1999 blockbuster, a rebellious programmer fights for humanity against soulless machines. And in this year's model, the hero of "Inception" hacks into, and manipulates, people's dreams.
Dream-hacking is still probably beyond the capabilities of Julian Assange, the 39-year-old Australian-born computer programmer who created and, until his arrest last week, served as editor in chief of the website WikiLeaks.
But Assange, relatively unknown until earlier this year, has masterfully manipulated elite media outlets. He has exasperated and humiliated the U.S. government and its diplomatic partners by creating a resilient, hard-to-kill worldwide network of websites that reveals their secrets. And he has in short order turned WikiLeaks and himself into household names, demonstrating how reality can be stranger than Hollywood fiction.
With his ghostly complexion, floppy white hair (when it is not dyed or cropped to disguise his identity) and droning bass monotone, Assange not only behaves like a character sprung to life from a science-fiction screenplay but he even looks and sounds like one.
Today, Assange sits behind bars in a Victorian British prison awaiting a London court hearing on Tuesday on a request from Swedish authorities that he be extradited to face questioning in a sexual misconduct case. As the legal drama slowly unfolds, the world is debating whether Assange and his activities - his systematic exposure of government and business secrets - make him an arch-villain or a superhero.
At the same time, many are trying to figure out exactly who is this young Australian who has thrust himself into the spotlight, warts and all. An examination of a somewhat surprisingly long paper trail he has left behind - including an archive of Internet blog posts on subjects ranging from dense computer codings to spacey metaphysical essays - provides possible glimpses into his way of thinking.
Numerous interviews with close associates of Assange and others who have dealt with him extensively paint a picture of a man who can be brilliant and charming one minute but insufferable the next, who has alienated many of those around him and whose erratic personality risks undermining his mission.
Where you stand on Assange can depend on where you sit. Top U.S. officials, including the Secretaries of State and Defense, have denounced WikiLeaks. Attorney General Eric Holder has indicated his prosecutors are brainstorming creative legal strategies to bring criminal charges against the WikiLeaks front-man.
Others advocate more aggressive action. Former Alaska governor Sarah Palin has called for American authorities to pursue Assange with the same zeal that they hunt al Qaeda and the Taliban. Newt Gingrich, another potential Republican presidential candidate, has called Assange an "enemy combatant." Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee - also a potential presidential hopeful - has said: "Anything less than execution is too kind a penalty."
Assange's supporters are equally vehement in their admiration, though some praise his achievements while distancing themselves from the man himself.
Jack Shafer, press critic for the online magazine Slate, wrote that Assange "possesses such an ego-swollen head it's a miracle that he can walk without toppling over." Shafer also wrote that he believes WikiLeaks' disclosures have shaken mainstream journalists out of complacency and reminded the media and the public to be skeptical of official and corporate secrecy.
At a London court hearing last week, British film-maker Ken Loach, known for his depictions of gritty working-class life, and Jemima Khan, a wealthy socialite and heiress, appeared before the judge, each offering to contribute to a 180,000 pound bail fund that Assange's lawyers and supporters were organizing.
In a Twitter message last month, Khan, daughter of the late financier Sir James Goldsmith - who was so right-wing he created his own political party to challenge Britain's Conservatives - wondered whether Assange was "the new Jason Bourne," a reference to Robert Ludlum's fictional rogue secret agent. (The Guardian reported that the Twitter message was subsequently removed from the Internet.)
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I've been getting alot of feedback from a friend on GD's wiki and thought to transcribe the comments to this articles talk page too. I know how much these guys like reading and covering all the angles, so I thought it would be a good idea. I feel like a politician, having to write paragraph after paragraph just to justify my opinion. Lol.
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Do you remember how much cred (credit) you got in college if you pulled an all-nighter? Your friends looked at you with mad respect. Staying up all night is impressive, but you were young, and you could lose a night's sleep. Even back in college, however, there were a few things to remember about all-nighters:
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They Happen Infrequently. If you stayed up every night, you were considered a freak, and probably on your way to being kicked out of school. All-nighters were so awesome and impressive because they were rare.
They Were Saved for Serious, Special Occasions. Nobody pulled an all-nighter to read! You pulled an all-nighter to finish (uh, start?) a term paper or cram three months' worth of information into your head for a final exam.
You Had to Crash the Next Day. Right after you turned in your paper and bragged about how you cool you were, it was time to fall into your bed (usually with your jeans on) and hibernate for the next two days. Crumpled clothes, bed head and a ripe smell extended the all-nighter aura.
Enough reminiscing about the Good Ole Days! The point is that all-nighters are for college students. 18 to 22 year-old young adults. Younger students- we call them 'kids'- are supposed to be living at home with parents that MAKE THEM GO TO BED!
Kids need sleep. Lots of sleep. They need consistent bedtimes and regular sleep hours. It's easy to convince parents of the benefits of sleep when their children have stayed up hours and hours past their bedtime. The next day our little angels are cranky, miserable, and unreasonable. Want to know why teachers hate when the day after Halloween falls on a school day? Students are sleep-deprived, exhausted and coming down from a sugar-high. They can't think, they don't listen, they won't cooperate and play nicely-it's horrible. For teachers, the day after Halloween is definitely trick, never treat.
Staying up late once in awhile is not the problem. It's the day after day, chronic sleep deprivation that causes the problems. Studies show that children that regularly go without enough sleep don't grow, don't learn, don't get along with others. I recently read in Reader's Digest that "teens that don't get enough sleep are at an increased risk for depression, rage, us of stimulants and alcohol, low grades and car accidents." Sheesh.
So, how much sleep do our children need?
Age 3-6: 10 to 12 hours a night
Age 10-12: 10 to 11 hours a night
Age 12-18: 8 to 9 hours a night
Do your children get enough sleep? Probably not; most don't.
As parents, we must say, "Enough is enough!" and make our kids go to bed. I'm talking about every night, not just once in awhile. And, please do not use homework as an excuse. If your children have so much homework that they are staying up late night after night, then they need to get started on it earlier. (You also need to meet with the teacher and figure out what is going on.) And, no, they cannot "make up" sleep on the weekend.
Your children need sleep. You need peace and quiet. Bedtime is sacred, and you cannot allow homework to interfere with it.
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* Canadian dollar at C$1.0893 or 91.80 U.S. cents * Bond prices lower across the maturity curve (Updates direction, adds details, quotes, updates prices) By Leah Schnurr TORONTO, May 22 (Reuters) - The Canadian dollar firmed modestly against the greenback on Thursday, shrugging off weak retail sales data while clinging to a narrow trading range. The loonie has largely traded sideways so far in May, and analysts expect it to stay comfortable around either side of C$1.10 as the market weighs Canadian economic data that has generally been modestly improving against the Bank of Canada's neutral policy stance. Canadian retail sales slipped 0.1 percent in March, falling short of expectations for a 0.3 percent gain, though February's figures were revised higher. The loonie weakened briefly after the data was released, before reversing later in the session. After the retail sales figures, focus turned to Friday's consumer price index report, which could spur more currency reaction. While the retail sales figure normally would have been taken as a negative, the one-time impact of unusually harsh winter weather may have lessened the blow, said Don Mikolich, executive director of foreign exchange sales at CIBC World Markets in Toronto. "There's no catalyst for now, so the range remains narrow," Mikolich said. The Canadian dollar ended the North American session at C$1.0893 to the greenback, or 91.80 U.S. cents, firmer than Wednesday's close of C$1.0915, or 91.62 U.S. cents. The currency traded as low as C$1.0932 immediately after the retail data was released. Data showed the contraction in China's manufacturing sector in May slowed to its weakest pace this year. The Canadian dollar is often sensitive to economic news from China, which is a major consumer of natural resources. For the currency pairing to move significantly from current levels, the catalyst will likely need to come from a stronger U.S. dollar as the economic recovery south of the border gains speed and the Federal Reserve continues to wind down its accommodative monetary policy, said Mazen Issa, senior Canada macro strategist at TD Securities in Toronto. "At the end of the day, for the U.S. dollar-Canadian dollar to move higher, it's really going to have to come from the U.S. leg of the pair," he said. "That soft narrative backdrop for Canada has pretty much been well advanced at this point, so you need to have that U.S. story really kick in." Canadian government bond prices were lower across the maturity curve, with the two-year off 0.7 of a Canadian cent to yield 1.053 percent and the benchmark 10-year down 17 Canadian cents to yield 2.323 percent. (Editing by Peter Galloway)


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Type of Document Master's Thesis Author Johnson, Erik Ivan Author's Email Address firstname.lastname@example.com URN etd-04042006-150248 Title Effects of Fire on Habitat Associations, Abundance, and Survival of Wintering Henslow's Sparrows (Ammodramus henslowii) in Southeastern Louisiana Longleaf Pine Savannas Degree Master of Science (M.S.) Department Renewable Natural Resources Advisory Committee
Advisor Name Title Philip C. Stouffer Committee Chair Andrew Nyman Committee Member Brian D. Marx Committee Member William J. Platt Committee Member Keywords
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Date of Defense 2006-03-20 Availability unrestricted AbstractThe Henslow's Sparrow (Ammodramus henslowii) is the fastest declining short-distance migrant and fastest declining grassland bird in North America. Declines in longleaf pine (Pinus palustris) savannas, its primary wintering habitat, have exceeded 97%. Other than basic habitat requirements, very little is known about its wintering ecology. I examined habitat associations of wintering Henslow's Sparrows resulting from fire in longleaf pine savannas in southeastern Louisiana during two winters. Because it is important to understand the relative importance of habitat parameters, which include structure, species composition, and food availability, I measured these to determine their relative importance to Henslow's Sparrow densities. I aged birds to understand the effects of fire on age-specific distributions and body condition, employed a mark-recapture analysis to determine over-winter survival, and determined over-wintering home ranges starting when Henslow's Sparrows first arrived in October until they departed in April. Bird density was higher in savannas burned during the previous growing season ("burn-year") than in savannas burned two growing seasons before ("non-burn-year") in a two-year fire rotation scenario. Burning caused plant species compositions to shift from a Rhychospora spp. dominated habitat to an Andropogon/Schizachyrium spp. dominated habitat, however, total seed availability was not significantly different between burn-year and non-burn-year savannas. Because habitat-mediated age distributions, body condition, and home range size were also not significantly different between fire treatments, these findings are consistent with the idea that wintering Henslow's Sparrows are generalist foragers. Bird density was best predicted by habitat structure, specifically reduced ground-level herbaceous vegetation and fewer shrubs. A higher survival probability was detected in burn-year savannas and may be responsible for habitat selection in this species. It is not clear how Henslow's Sparrows locate apparently high quality habitat due to unpredictable changes from one year to the next. I therefore determined the extent of post-migration movements and between-year site fidelity. There was evidence of post-migration movements, while nine of 154 birds exhibited between-year site fidelity, suggesting that a variety of spatial use strategies occur in this population. Land managers can manipulate savanna structure through frequent growing-season prescribed fires, which are critical to Henslow's Sparrow conservation. Files
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Historic Cherry Hill is a 1787 residence, occupied by the Van Rensselaer family until 1963. The site presents the changing culture, decorative arts, economic climate, and social classes of the 176 years in which the home was in use. The structure exists in its 1963 state in order to render social and architectural evolution visible to visitors. The Van Rensselaers were originally considered Hudson River manor lords, members of a group of wealthy local Dutch settlers. However, as early as the 1820s, the family began to face economic pressure which would increase with the formation of the millionaire class and the large numbers of immigrants entering the U.S. Collections include more than 20,000 artifacts—from the most mundane household items to rare examples of decorative arts styles—and 30,000 archival documents.
Cherry Hill offers period rooms; tours; interactive educational programs for students; and educational outreach programs for students. Reservations are required for groups of 10 or more. Listening assistance devices are available. The website offers two teaching units for purchase. Both won awards from the American Association for State and Local History.
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High in fibre, low in cholesterol, this salad is great for barbeques, picnics or lunch boxes. It is vegan & diabetic friendly. Recipe courtesy of Sanitarium foods.
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- 2 red capsicums
- 6 garlic cloves
- 4 cups brown rice, cooked
- 1 (400 g) can chickpeas, drained and rinsed
- 1 (310 g) can sweet corn
- 1⁄2 cup parsley, chopped
- 1⁄2 cup basil, chopped
- 2 tablespoons macadamia nut oil
- 3 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
- 1 teaspoon sugar
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- Pre-heat oven to 180ºC.
- Place capsicums and garlic on a baking tray and cook for 20 minutes.
- Remove garlic and cook capsicums for a further 10 minutes until skin blisters and blackens. Then remove and leave to sit for five minutes.
- Place rice, chickpeas, corn, parsley and basil in a large bowl.
- Remove skin and seeds from capsicums, dice, add to rice mixture and mix well.
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Woodford Green and a large part of the Epping Forest district have the second highest car insurance premium in the UK after London, figures released by the AA show.
The IG postcode, which includes Ilford, Chigwell, Woodford Green, Buckhurst Hill, Loughton and Barking, is said to be affected by high levels of car crime and accidents, pushing insurance costs up.
It now costs an average of £922.44 to insure your car if you live in the postcode, an increase of 4.5 per cent in the last three months.
Managing director of AA Insurance, Janet Connor, said: "The premium reflects the likelihood of a claim being made and, in some urban areas, there is much greater risk of a collision taking place, or of car crimes such as theft of or from a vehicle, uninsured driving or attempts at 'cash for crash' fraud."
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The after-school program offered through Columbia Heights Public Schools is living up to its name – it's receiving high praise and children are returning for more opportunities.
The School Board this past November was presented with program data on the school district's after-school program, ENCORE.
This is the fourth year that Columbia Heights Public Schools has offered ENCORE. For the last three years, it has been funded through a federal 21st century learning grant that totals $296,000 each year. Funding for next year is in place as well.
Linda Ernst, state and federal programs coordinator for the school district, retired this past summer. She had been coordinating the program, which is now being supervised by Director of Community Education Kristen Stuenkel.
Kristin Dillon with Wilder Research presented the program data from the 2011-12 school year.
Wilder Research partnered with the ENCORE program to collect program data, teacher-reported student progress surveys, student standardized test scores and surveys from 744 students, 412 parents and 68 teachers.
According to the information presented, 1,302 students participated in the program during the 2011-12 academic year, with 31 percent of students participating 30 or more times, 30 percent participating 10 or more times, 25 percent participating fewer than 10 times, 13 percent participating 60 or more times, and 1 percent participating 90 or more times.
According to Dillon, 78 percent of students who participated in ENCORE were in elementary school, 18 percent of students were in middle school and 4 percent of students were in high school.
Most students, 85 percent, said they learned new things, and 95 percent of parents and 72 percent of students felt that the program helped them do better in school.
Specifically, 60 percent of students said the program helped them get their homework done, and 72 percent of students said that ENCORE helped them participate more in class.
Teachers reported that the areas most in need of improvement among students were academic performance (69 percent), participating in class (68 percent) and volunteering (64 percent). In most areas, a greater number of students improved than stayed the same or declined.
Teachers were significantly less likely to report that students needed improvement if the student participated in ENCORE multiple years.
Regarding standardized test scores, students with limited English proficiency were more likely to improve in math, and improved to a greater extent in math and reading. Male students were more likely to improve, and improved to a great extent in reading, and there were no differences in academic improvement based on race/ethnicity, free or reduced lunch, or special education.
According to Dillon, 98 percent of parents found that the ENCORE program increased their children's sense of responsibility, 81 percent of students reported that the program will benefit them in the future by helping them: feel good about themselves (87 percent),get along with others (76 percent), make healthy choices (73 percent), imagine life as an adult (70 percent) and talk to others when upset (68 percent).
The data also supports that students are satisfied with the ENCORE program, with 93 percent of students saying they felt welcome in the program, and 95 percent of students saying they felt safe in the program.
In addition, 88 percent of students said they enjoyed the program, and 80 percent said they felt they had a say in program activities.
When asked about adults in the program, 88 percent of students reported that at least one adult in ENCORE cares about them, and 91 percent said at least one adult in the program cares about what they have to say.
Concerning parent satisfaction with the program, 99 to 100 percent of parents reported that their children feel safe in the program and that staff treat their children in a fair and respectful manner. Also, 98 percent of parents felt that the program's focus on academics is valuable for their children, and 98 percent reported that the program responded to them when they had concerns about their children and ENCORE.
Among the conclusions, Dillon reported that there is diverse participation among students, and there is a clear benefit to students who attend the program regularly.
"The classes are helping the students to learn academic subjects in a different way than they learn during the school day," said Stuenkel of the ENCORE program. "It's not just more of what they're doing during the day. It's taught in a very interactive, dynamic way."
Based on the data, it shows that ENCORE is making a difference in students' academic success, test scores, how they're engaging in class, and students' behavior, she said, because students understand the value of what they're learning.
Students and teachers are building and strengthening relationships because the school district's daytime teachers teach most of the ENCORE classes, Stuenkel added.
ENCORE partners with organizations such as the Science Museum of Minnesota, Northern Clay Center and MacPhail Center for Music, and school district teachers are co-teaching those classes.
"We bring in these really exceptional organizations to teach our students, and our students don't have to pay anything for that," Stuenkel said.
"We're proud of ENCORE and the work that our teachers and outside organization do," said Director of Teaching and Learning Duane Berkas. "We feel that it's a high-quality program.
"We have the same demographics in the after-school program that we do during the day. It's not exclusive of anyone," he said. "As a result of students participating in it, we can show through data that there is a positive impact on student achievement, that kids have a better connection to school, they have a chance to pursue interests and that they find it fun."
"In our district, we know that a lot of kids don't have these kinds of opportunities if they're not provided by us," Berkas said. "If people have limited income, they may not be able to send their kids to after-school programs that emphasize music, drama or science. I feel like it adds a great deal to the learning experience of our kids."
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The halls of Franklin Elementary were alive with the sounds of Christmas music Tuesday morning.
During the school's annual Christmas program, entitled "Christmas Memories," the third- and fourth-grade students treated their peers, teachers and family to a trip into their childhood through a variety of songs and poems. The event was directed by Susan D. Stufflet.
Between songs, a number of students spoke, reciting poetry that fit with the musical selections for the day.
Songs included A Holly Jolly Christmas; It's Beginning to Look A Lot Like Christmas; The Day We Decorate Our Christmas Tree; Christmas Mem'ries; Hear The Good News; A Caroling We Go Medley; Child of God; and A New Year's Wish.
Soloists Michael Yeakel, and Abigail Buffington led their class in Do You Hear What I Hear; while Dakota Stadtmueller and Carissa Giniewski led the song Christmas Comes From The Heart.
Special chime ensembles were performed by members of the fourth grade class, including the songs Silver and Gold; Hear We Go A-Caroling; and Angels From The Realms of Glory.
The students also asked for audience participation in the singing of traditional carols Joy To The World, Hark The Herald Angels Sing; and Silent Night.
Another special holiday, Hanukkah, which is occurring right now, was incorporated into the third grade's performance.
Students sang Hanukkah's Child; Light The Festive Candles; Hanukkah Time; Hanukkah Comes; and Holiday Wishes.


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I was talking to a friend recently about meeting deadlines and he said something that hit home:
No matter what your profession that same statement is relevant. Just replace "write" with whatever it is you want to do.
If you've ever read War of Art by Steven Pressfield or On Writing by Stephen King (both highly recommended) you know they say the same thing. Maybe with a little more tact. ;)
Sit down with a goal in place and don't stop writing until you reach that goal.
If that means it takes you all day, so be it. If everything's flowing and it takes 30 minutes, great. The point is to make it happen.
If you've always wanted to write a novel and have dragged your ass, National Novel Writing Month is coming up in November.
Leo Babauta at Write To Done has written a great blog post detailing how to get that novel written.
What do his tips boil down to?
Just fucking write.
No matter what you want to do in life you can always make an excuse not to do it.
Instead, why not make an excuse to do it?
10 years ago I remember listening to a Robert Allen audio program and he was discussing success mindset. The difference in mindset between being successful at something and being unsuccessful is subtle.
An unsuccessful person will state "I can't achieve X."
If we tell ourselves something is impossible it's going to be difficult to plow past that negative statement.
A successful person, on the other hand, asks "How can I achieve X?"
See the difference?
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Carl Fredrickson spent his entire life dreaming of exploring the globe and, now in his 78th year, he launches his house into the sky via thousands of balloons. Right after liftoff he discovers he has a stowaway in the form of an 8-year-old Wildnerness Explorer named Russell. This hilarious journey takes you into a lost world with the least likely duo on Earth.
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K & G Wellness CookBook Second Course
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From now until July 31, 2015-BOTH cookbooks are NOW ON SALE! 50% OFF cover price.
We are pleased to announce our "Second Course" to accompany our first cookbook. With overwhelming requests for a second cookbook, we now make it available to you. We hope you find our second edition even more valuable. We have taken your suggestions to heart, and you will see many new changes in this edition. We have setup this cookbook so that even if you haven't taken our course, you could essentially be "on program" by combining a recipe from each of our categories (breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks). This essentially forms a "MEAL PLAN" for your day.
We opened K & G Wellness in April 2006. Our passion is sharing with others how to live a healthy lifestyle. We teach our class participants in the Nutrition For Life Course that a "diet" doesn't work. A "diet" implies there will be a start and finish date. And, more than likely you will gain your weight lost back. To be healthy and manage your weight you truly need to learn how to deal with regular food and incorporate these foods into a lifestyle of eating. Since opening in 2006, through our classes, we have helped participants in our small community in losing over 68,000 pounds (as of June 2013).
Now, you too, can benefit from the way we have taught people how to eat without ever even taking our course by creating your own healthy meal plans by purchasing this cookbook.
Whether you are feeding your family or hosting an event there is surely to be a recipe within these pages that is tasty and healthy. You will find good, quality ingredients to each recipe. Healthy carbohydrates, lean proteins and the best fats are used in these recipes. We hope you enjoy our wide variety of recipes.
89 Recipes and ALL Nutritional Facts per recipe calculated (calories, proteins, carbohydrates, fats, and fibers).
In your best health,
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We teach our participants how to EAT TO LIVE! We offer a ten-week Nutrition For Life Course that teaches you how you were meant to always eat.
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Tibetan Mantra Tingsha Cymbals are made of brass and hand painted in India. Bring the music of India and the vibration of Om into your home! Tingsha are used in tantric practice in order to bring harmony with the nature spirits of the environment. They are also used as melody offerings in tantric music. A lovely beginning and ending to any meditation or to cleanse and uplift the environment.
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The history of Los Razos is similar to many Mexicans crossing the border to a better life and future opportunities in the US. Before they were musicians all of the Razos band members had various jobs, from mechanics to field workers some had to wash dishes and work as gardeners as many Mexicans who immigrate to the United States.Read More...
Los Razos are composed of five Mexicans from Michoacan and Sinaloa. Sacramento and Reynaldo who are the band leaders have struggled to keep the group together. The other three members are: Salvador, Marcos and Baltazar. Together they offer a unique style of singing songs like corridos and norteñas. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
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Solstice is Stupendous!: Celebrity Solstice Cruise Review by Vol fan
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Solstice is Stupendous!
Destination: Eastern Caribbean
Embarkation: Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades)
Not to worry, though. The Solstice is a beautiful ship, very well appointed and very well run. I felt like I was at a 5 star resort all week long.
We flew into Fort Lauderdale on March 21st, arriving at 12:36. Baggage was quick to arrive and we took a cab, stopping on the way to pick up some wine for the stateroom. We arrived at the dock about 1:15 or so. We checked in and were on the ship within 10 or 15 minutes. Our stateroom was already ready, so we dropped off the bags and went up to the OceanView Cafe for a late lunch, with the selections offered exceeding our expectations. (this was true all week long for the OceanView Cafe.)
We walked around the ship to familiarize ourselves with the layout and we were very impressed with the More decor/artwork/dark wood/bar areas/theater...everything! Our cabin was 9149, a 1B balcony cabin. It was roomier than some balcony cabins we have had on NCL and the balcony was deeper and furnished with lovely reclining chairs and a good sized table. The closet was plenty big enough for our clothes and the bags fit under the bed for storage. The bathroom, with the glass door enclosed shower and vessel sink, was bigger than some we have had and had plenty of storage for all or my toiletries and my husband's as well. I used the tray provided for all of my cosmetics and moved it out to the vanity in the cabin for convenience.
The placement of the cabin is far forward port side, just where the forward elevators are. This was perfect for us. We never heard the elevators in our cabin and we could just step out the door and onto the elevators and off we would go to wherever we wanted.
We always attend the shows every night on our cruises and we were again pleasantly surprised by the quality of the shows. (with the exception of the magician, who was a bit strange.) Karen Grainger, a female vocalist who did impersonations of many female singers, was top notch. She really has a great set of pipes!
The dancing/musical show numbers were also very good and a treat to see the costuming for the Cirque-type shows. Good vocalists and dancers. We enjoyed every show.
A word about our cruise director, John Grantham...by far the best we have had on any of our 11 cruises. We loved him!!! He left the ship as we did for his vacation/furlough, so he won't be on future sailings for a while, but he was terrific.
Also, don't miss the Hot Glass Show on the Lawn Deck. It is fascinating and don't let the length of the show (2 1/2 hours) keep you from attending. You will be hooked from the first and the time flies. Don't leave early as they do a raffle for a piece of glass blown on-board at the end of the shows.
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We also walked through Old San Juan, mainly to go to The Butterfly People. A friend of my husband's wanted us to buy a butterfly display for him and have it shipped so we did. The owner of the shop is a very friendly young woman and was very helpful. If you haven't been to this shop, check it out when you are in San Juan. The butterflies are beautiful. Here is a link to their website: http://www.butterflypeople.com/
We stopped by Senor Frogs for a quick drink and headed back aboard for the show and dinner.
Back on board, we had a lovely dinner and another great show.
About the food... we were very pleased with the quality of the food and service in the Epernay Dining Room. We ate their every night as a part of the Select Dining choice. We just showed up whenever we wanted and were seated within 5 minutes every night. Sometimes we at a table for two, sometimes four or six. We had an enjoyable meal with lovely table mates when we dined with others and enjoyed a table just for us two on three occasions. The food, for the most part, was excellent. A cut above NCL and RCCL. The service was attentive, but not cloying. Timely, but not rushed.
The OceanView Cafe was a pleasant surprise as well. There were many selections of several different country's cuisines. A great pasta bar with many sauce and ingredient selections, conveniently located next to the ice cream bar, which offered a great selection of ice creams, sorbets and sherbets all day. Sushi was put out about 5:30 each day and was quite delicious.
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Timken Completes Drives LLC Acquisition
The Timken Company (NYSE: TKR) today announced it has completed the $92 million acquisition of Drives LLC, a leading manufacturer of highly engineered drive-chains, roller-chains and conveyor augers for the mobile and industrial machinery sectors.
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Nothing like a rich white guy talking about poor, lazy minorities, right? Former Republican VP pick and current House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan (R-WI) is facing fallout for his racist comments on the Bill Bennet radio show yesterday. Ryan stated that "inner city" men weren't even thinking about looking for work because they received government assistance. Yup, the stereotypical Lazy Black Man is alive and well in the mind of Paul Ryan. Salon has more:
Citing Charles Murray, the libertarian academic and pundit who has previously argued that poverty is largely a consequence of low IQ and race, Rep. Paul Ryan told right-wing radio host Bill Bennett on Wednesday morning that poverty in America is largely a product of a "tailspin of culture, in our inner cities in particular, of men not working and just generations of men not even thinking about working or learning the value and the culture of work. So there's a real culture problem here," Ryan continued, "that has to be dealt with."
Perhaps Ryan forgets that most jobs "created" since 2009 are part-time, minimum-wage, with no benefits. Rep. Barbara Lee called Ryan out on his comments:
In a statement released after news of his interview with Bennett first broke, Democratic Rep. Barbara Lee called Ryan's comments "a thinly veiled racial attack [that] cannot be tolerated." "Let's be clear," Lee's statement continues, "when Mr. Ryan says 'inner city,' when he says, 'culture,' these are simply code words for what he really means: 'black.'" Lee went on to describe Ryan's remarks as "not only statistically inaccurate, but deeply offensive."
Ryan tried to back away from his comments, absurdly changing the phrase "inner city" to "rural" when describing the culture of laziness taht leads to poverty, as Think Progress reports:
In defending his "inner city" remarks on Wednesday night, Ryan changed his focus to "rural" poverty, saying, "This isn't a race based comment it's a breakdown of families, it's rural poverty in rural areas, and talking about where poverty exists — there are no jobs and we have a breakdown of the family.
Inner city and rural. Wow, aren't those opposites? Like freedom is slavery, or war is peace? Ryan's Orwellian defense notwithstanding, he has a history of elitist – if not overtly racist – language targeted at poor Americans. It was just last week that Ryan addressed that clump of conservative cuckoos at CPAC and made the ridiculous comment that free school lunches meant poor parents didn't care about their kids. Notice a pattern here? Raw Story covered the CPAC circus:
[Ryan] told a story of a "young boy from a very poor family" who received free lunches at school "from a government program. He didn't want a free lunch," Ryan insisted. "He wanted his own lunch, one in a brown paper bag, just like the other kids. He wanted one, he said, because he knew a kid with a brown paper bag had someone who cared for him. This is what the left does not understand."
Let me get this right – the left doesn't understand why free school lunches are important? Hey Paul, what about the kid who's family is too poor to fill that brown lunch bag with nutritious food? What's the message to that little boy, huh? Go hungry because you're poor? Because rich white (Neocon) politicians like you keep fighting minimum wage increases, reducing educational funding, encourage the destruction of our manufacturing sector by allowing Big Corporations to outsource American jobs, then give huge tax breaks to these same entities? Then you have the temerity to plant the idea that poor families who rely on school lunch programs don't love their kids.
Well, their father's are too lazy to work anyway, right? Happily sucking on the government teat rather than seeking meaningful employment. Their kids deserve to starve.
Stay classy, Ryan.
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This Lapis lazuli necklace is inspired by the pattern on a coffin belonging to an ancient Egyptian middle-class artisan named Teti. He was a "Servant of the Great Place," a title used by artisans who painted tombs in the Valley of the Kings and lived in Deir el-Medina. Teti used five different colors to decorate his high quality wooden coffin, which cost him nearly a year's salary.