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10.Jan.2013, 12:24 PM
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Joined: 10.Jan.2013
I have lived in Gothenburg for over a year now and my fiancée and I have decided to buy a flat.
We have a deposit of 500 000kr and get get a mortgage of 1 000 000kr. If we wait for fiancée to finish her studies and get a full time job we will be able to get a mortgage of 1 500 000kr. So we can buy a flat now for 1.5 million or wait 2 years and get one for 2 million.
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10.Jan.2013, 02:35 PM
Post #2
Joined: 25.Mar.2006
Is it a good time to buy a flat now? I know the interests rates are low but are the flats prices higher because of that?
No, it is definitely not a good idea to buy a flat now. At least not as investment. Prices are stagnant and to combat the increasing private debt two things will likely happen: 1. The government will introduce regulations to lower the private debt, leading to lower prices. 2. The market will crash.
10.Jan.2013, 03:05 PM
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Location: Stockholm
Joined: 2.Aug.2011
How about this alternative scenario then:
The government removes all restrictions on apartment rental, ownership and profit making from such activities (as elsewhere in Europe). This leads to lots of new demand in apartments as pure rental investment vehicles (it is not unusual for moderately wealthy people in other countries to own e.g. 10,20, or 100 apartments). Prices and rents soar to normal (market) level.
10.Jan.2013, 03:11 PM
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Joined: 25.Mar.2006
It is nice thinking but unfortunately that will never happen in the current political climate.
10.Jan.2013, 03:16 PM
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Location: Stockholm
Joined: 2.Aug.2011
I thought so too, but they did take that very tiny first step of allowing one to charge for both the BRF fee as well as one's own capital costs associated with the loan taken for the property.
The direction is definitely positive, though I agree that momentum may not be there. Oh well, there is no way the system is going to last another 20 years
10.Jan.2013, 03:41 PM
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Joined: 25.Mar.2006
Yes, I predict a crash before any change will happen in that direction.
10.Jan.2013, 05:10 PM
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Location: Stockholm
Joined: 2.Aug.2011
All right, I am instead predicting that market economy will finally arrive to this North Korea of Europe
10.Jan.2013, 06:29 PM
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Joined: 7.Jul.2006
As with all predictions, especially ones on a forum...take them with a pinch of salt. In other words, don't treat them as expert advice. The sheep predicted property prices would continually grow and they crashed. The sheep then predicted a crash, they reduced in price, but not crashed, unless yo bought a horrible place in a bad location etc.
As per usual, I would recommend buying a place as close to the centre as possible with good access to transport and plenty of employment. If you have the skills and patience, buy a place that needs doing up. I never bought based on what was happening in the market...I bought on the need to have my own home. It has served me well...that had I chosen the rental route, I would have far less capital than I have now. However, I repeat the fact that unless you're buying more than 1 place, then the value of your home is really an illusion. ie. It goes up by 500,000kr...but then you want to sell up and buy a similar place or maybe upsize. Those properties will have gone up by a similar amount if not more...+ costs of moving, capital gains tax on the profit when selling, estate agent fees etc.
So in my honest opinion, based on experience...is buy a home if you want to. The only thing you should do is check the local market for the average sqm cost, set your budget to include all of your costs and stick to it. Don't stretch yourself. Again, in my honest opinion, get a fixed rate of 3 years or more as it's unlikely that rates will fall any futher, but I suspect they will be higher in 3 years time...but who knows what will happen. Euro collapse, countries leaving the Euro, anothe credit crunch.
So as I say...ignore the advice on here...DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH
11.Jan.2013, 08:22 AM
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Joined: 22.Nov.2011
It is nice thinking but unfortunately that will never happen in the current political climate.
It is already happening, with the latest changes for BRF subletting, rents will rise. Also, less mentioned in the media is that the renting apartment owners have a number of test cases that will be processed by Hyresnämnden, they are trying to push up rents in certain locations by 20/25% this year. What many people didn't realise is that there was a minor change to the law a little while back that states location can play a greater role in rent setting, so Fastighetsägeras association (the opposite of Hyresgästförening) have agreed to token big hikes in rents as test cases. If they are successful, then expect in prime locations that rents will also increase.
In addition to that, one of the recommendations to Sweden from the EU Commission to stablise the housing market price rises is that the rent controls be removed. Many of the other measures the EU recommended to Sweden are already under implementation, but removal of rent controls is seen as a key stabiliser for the purpose of removing the effective cost difference between renting and buying, and that does not mean crashing the purchase prices, more rather increasing rents.
11.Jan.2013, 12:42 PM
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Joined: 14.Feb.2010
In what way may this development be beneficial to the 51% of the population with the lowest income?
11.Jan.2013, 04:27 PM
Post #11
Joined: 22.Nov.2011
Who said anything about a benefit for those on low incomes?
What it means is that in prime locations that currently have lower than what the real market rate should be rents, will go up, and those on lower incomes will have to move if they cannot afford it. However, there is an anticipated lowering, or not rising of rents, in areas where locations are considered as lower rent areas. ie. not as attractive to rentors. So in that respect there is a potential benefit.
Another reason for leveling the playing field between rental and purchase is to encourage property developers to invest in more rental properties, just now the returns in many areas are not significant enough to encourage that.
13.Jan.2013, 08:16 PM
Post #12
Location: Stockholm
Joined: 31.Dec.2010
OP: I thought that one only needed to deposit 15% for loan. And for a 1 million property you are putting in 50% deposit.
If you have a recurring source of income then it's ok, but I think it's a bad idea to put all your money in one basket.
If I had 500,000 right now I would buy a crappy house 1-2 hours away from Stockholm. At least it would be mine.


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Tim Miles does his best to not get caught up in the ever-changing NCAA Tournament bubble talk, but even he can't resist peeking at where Nebraska stands in the conversation every once in a while.
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With the Huskers still on the outside looking in per most bracketologists, this week could be one of the most significant for the program in recent memory in terms of deciding whether the team will end its streak of 15 seasons without an NCAA Tournament berth. Beginning with Wednesday's road game at Indiana and then the regular-season finale at home against No. 9 Wisconsin on Sunday, Nebraska is could just as easily punch its ticket to the Big Dance or officially burst its tournament bubble.
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"We really haven't," Miles said when asked if he's talked with his team about how important these next two games were. "We just said, 'Listen, play hard and have fun.' We've got to be a great defensive team to win. If we're any less than that we don't have a chance."
Generally speaking, road wins are given a little more value than wins at home when it comes to boosting a team's RPI, making Wednesday night's trip to Bloomington, Ind., even more significant that it already was. That's especially true seeing how the Hoosiers come into the contest having won three of their past four outings and will be playing their third straight game at Assembly Hall.
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For the Huskers to have any chance at winning either of their remaining two games heading into the conference tournament, they'll not only have to continue their stingy play defensively - they've held their past seven opponents under 40-percent shooting from the field - they will also have to find a way to pick up their struggling offense. Nebraska has averaged just 51.5 points in its last two games, including a season-low 49 points in its most recent road trip in a loss at Illinois.
"I think our pace on offense the last two games has been poor," Miles said. "Maybe the other teams having a week off, they looked sharper than we did, just cutting harder into screens, coming off the screens harder. I just think we kind of walk around to our spots, and that's a team to me that needs more inspiration. Maybe they need more rest, but we definitely need a kick in the butt to have a little more pace. Because I think that's been the most disappointing part the last two games, is we just didn't have a lot of pace. For me, pace is not up and down fast-break. It's half-court stuff in how hard you cut, how hard you run into a screen, whatever it might be."
Because it's still unsure exactly what needs to happen for Nebraska to make the NCAA Tournament aside from winning out this week and making a run in the Big Ten tourney, there has been some discussion over whether the Huskers might be better off being the No. 5 seed or higher in Indianapolis and play an additional game as opposed to earning a first-round bye by being one of the top-four seeds. As of today, NU would be the fifth seed with Iowa owning the tie-breaker as the No. 4 seed.
Does Miles have a preference on getting a bye one way or another?
"You'll have to ask me that on Monday or Sunday after the game," Miles said.


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We just returned from a wonderful long cruise on the Statendam from Hong Kong to Vancouver. Mike was on the first leg of our cruise on an earlier cycle. Anyway, long story short, there was on outbreak of Noro on the cruise just before ours and it continued when we boarded in Hong Kong. We took super precautions and the ship was "code-red" as Mike has described. Still, my wife got it two days out and we were quarantined for a total of about 36 hours ( 24 hours after her last symptoms. the medical staff, room service and our steward couldn't have been nicer. Unfortunately we missed Shanghai because of it, but at least we had a verandah so it wasn't as bad as it could have been.
I will correct Mike on one point. They gave us each 240 dollars credit for the inconvenience. It is a self limiting thing and once you have it you are immune from that strain of the virus, although like the common cold it has many strains. It certainly did not ruin our cruise. We did not miss the Great Wall or any of the other major things we wanted to see in China or Japan. On the second leg of the cruise, the disease was gone and they lifted code red, although everyone continued to use the hand sanitizers regularly (except for a few idiots).
Aside, when my wife got it, I tried to get it from her, so we wouldn't have to be quarantined twice. I never succeeded in getting it! In total there were more than 300 guests and crew sick, and an equal number on the cruise immediately preceding ours from Osaka to Hong Kong.
Overall, this is a major problem for all cruise lines and they need to find ways to deal with it better. We've been on about 14 cruises now and this is the first time we've ever seen it, but it seems to be getting far more frequent, despite better sanitation and awareness.
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Cool, Dredg always struck as a great live band.
Sweet review. The only dredg I have is El Cielo which is awesome but I really don't listen to it as much as I should.This Message Edited On 11.13.06
Album Rating: 4.0Hurry hurry get this and rate it so it shows up on the New Release section!This Message Edited On 11.13.06
Album Rating: 3.5I binged on this a lot when it leaked.
great review... guess i need to get this
Ooh, Bug Eyes.
Dredg whore
I love Dredg. Great review.
i saw them live at the fillmore. except this was the fillmore in colorado. they were still awesome
Album Rating: 4.0[quote=Iluvatar]Man this tracklisting looks absolutely extroadinary. I need this.[/quote]
My thoughts exactly when I saw the tracklist. Except I spelled everything right in my head.
:O Must... Have... This... I only know Catch Without Arms, and Behind her the canyon or something like that. Dredg is amazing as far as I know, so I'll get them.
Album Rating: 4.0Take out about 90% of the CWoA, replace that with Leitmotif and then you'd have a good tracklist.
Album Rating: 4.0The only songs I'd think of removing are Not That Simple (although I love the studio version) and Catch Without Arms.
small question: is it a DVD or a CD.
good review... flawedperfection. you comented once on my first review so i edited it. if you get a chance you should check it out and tell me what you think of the revisions. thanks
Album Rating: 4.0This is a CD. It was going to include a DVD, but I'm not sure what happened to that.
There's a lot of Live AT Fillmore cds around.
Album Rating: 4.0Man, I need to come up with some recommendations for these. I would not compare Godspeed and dredg...
lol someone rated this a 1
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Power won't keep Granderson from leadoff spot
Power won't keep Granderson from leadoff spot
But while the sight of Granderson in the leadoff spot is nothing new for avid Tigers fans, it has been jarring for some Yankees watchers. Granderson batted leadoff again on Monday, his seventh turn in the No. 1 spot for New York this season.
"You look at him against right-handers, and his on-base percentage is one of the highest on the club," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said. "When we face left-handers, you might see a little bit different type of lineup."
Girardi has had to shuffle his lineup in the absence of right-handed-hitting slugger Alex Rodriguez, trying to avoid stacking his lefties together.
"It's hard when you put two lefties together, or you put three lefties or you have four in a row and you have to pinch-hit early in the game," Girardi said. "It just makes it more difficult. You're trying to make it harder for a manager to get through our lineup. He's got to make a choice."
Granderson might not seem like the ideal leadoff hitter -- he is tied for the Major League lead with 70 homers since the start of 2011 and has just eight stolen bases this year -- but his .349 on-base percentage is third on the club behind Robinson Cano (.419) and Eric Chavez (.350).
Against lefties, Girardi will certainly keep Derek Jeter (.399 on-base percentage) high in the order, but the manager has other options to mull. Nick Swisher (.341) is a strong choice, but Russell Martin actually leads the club with a .413 OBP vs. southpaws this season.


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The announcement that Altera would be using Intel for wafer production at 14 nm was big news. Several media outlets positioned this as a new era for Intel with current CEO Paul Otellini making way for his replacement when Otellini steps down next month.
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Gordon Moore (1975-1987),
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and Paul Otellini (2005-2013).
The new CEO is seen to be the embodiment of the post-PC world at Intel and will have to leverage Intel's massive R&D spending to keep it ahead of competitor AMD. It's been this massive R&D that has allowed Intel to sell logic processing at a premium.
With Apple rumored to be dumping Samsung as a wafer supplier ever since the iPhone patent lawsuit, is it just a matter of time before Intel starts punching out Apple A-series application processors?
To answer this question and many others, Intel Media Relations arranged an interview with Intel's custom foundry chief, Sunit Rikhi. Also joining the call was Vince Hu, Vice President, Product and Corporate Marketing for Altera Corporation.
Intel was clear that Altera is a big important foundry customer. But they are not willing to say that Altera is the first. What Intel will say is that Altera is the first client of this magnitude that wanted the news to be public. That leaves us guessing as to the ifs, whos, and whens of Intel's design enablement for foundry customers.
Furthermore, Intel reinforced the notion that this was not a new direction. It was not as if Altera approached them out of the blue and this new foundry deal suddenly appeared to manufacture wafers for a fabless company.
Intended or not, a sentiment emerged in the broader tech press that Intel had made a decision to begin courting big foundry customers as the preferred path to continue the capital-intensive business of creating industry-leading process technology in the post-PC era.
What I took from the discussions with Messrs Rikhi and Hu is that the foundry strategy is well-developed with capabilities planned and executed over the last several years. This is where Altera corroborates the story. Intel's design enablement for foundry customers has been in the works ever since about 2009.
I believe Intel understands the post-PC era and that we are well into it. I think this deal shows is that Intel was taking the prospect of future declines of traditional computing products very seriously at least as far back as 2009.
In case you thought I was conveniently avoiding the question posed earlier, I don't have an answer. But if not Apple processors, then I would expect at least some of their competitors will eventually be manufactured by Intel. I wonder if these chips will be branded with "Intel Inside?"
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CRAWFORD CO.---The woman behind the wheel of a van-motorcycle accident last Friday (04.26.13), the collision of which left an Indianapolis man dead at the scene, has been charged with DUI-drugs in Crawford County.
Joyce Holdiman, 28, has been formally charged with DUI-Drugs, classified as a misdemeanor, along with a handful of traffic tickets...and nothing more serious than that. The collision that occurred as her van (shown below) was making a turn near Buckskin Legacy in Trimble (not far from the Robinson Correction Center) took the life of motorcyclist Walter Scriff, 49, who ran headfirst into the van as it turned into his lane of travel on Illinois Route 1.
Holdiman's passenger was Josh Tracy; he was on the side that the motorcycle struck, and was injured badly enough to be airlifted to Carle Clinic. Holdiman herself was taken in to the sheriff's department in Crawford, where she was booked and her mom posted bond for her on the misdemeanor.
A charge resulting from the crash of Operating Uninsured has already been dismissed. She's still charged with Improper Left Turn into Oncoming Traffic, as well as not wearing her seatbelt.
Our sources are telling us Holdiman is known to be quite the party girl and this situation may have resulted from said activity; we may find out on May 29, when she's headed for a first appearance on the misdemeanor charge...if other charges don't pop up between now and then.
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They aren't exactly required to be bused to games in chains like in The Longest Yard, but the cast of characters being assembled by the Edmonton Eskimos this off-season could be classified as a little rough around the edges.
In fact, it wouldn't be too much of a stretch to see them run down the tunnel on game day to the tune of Bad Boys.
And that's how first-year head coach Chris Jones and his newly assembled coaching staff are said to like their players: big, rugged, sometimes with a bit of a past, and always with a mean streak that is entirely opposite from The Get Along Gang under former head coach Kavis Reed.
While we have yet to see him working on-field with his new team, Jones is apparently the farthest thing from a 'player's coach' that the Eskimos enjoyed over the past three seasons.


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In every job there are times when we're asked to step outside our comfort zone.
Just beyond Kununurra sits a majestic ridge known locally as The Sleeping Buddha or Elephant Rock. It's an incredibly beautiful escarpment that stretches along the Ord River.
I've passed it 1,000 times but never once did I imagine climbing it. It's not an easy climb and I'm not a climber.
But that's exactly what I did.
Sue Davidson climbs The Sleeping Buddha as often as she can and wanted to share this unique experience by making a video postcard.
And so, one sticky afternoon, I found myself (with a camera around my neck) chasing a super fit woman up a sandstone cliff. The climb alone was challenge enough but we were also trying to film our shots, record sound FX and race against the setting sun.
More than once I had to catch my breath and it was around the mid-way point that I reflected (huffing and puffing)....
"Sometimes my job can be so random!".
Random and rewarding.
That day Sue and I both tried something new. She made a video and I climbed a mountain (well, it's really more like a hill).
We were challenged in different ways but were equally rewarded with this magnificent view. Something truly extraordinary to behold. A bird's eye across this land we call home.
Now whenever I pass The Sleeping Buddha, I smile.
A Footnote to this story: When we parked the car at the base of the rock Julia Gillard was the Prime Minister but by the time we descended she had been replaced by Kevin Rudd. Big things happen when you climb mountains.
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I cannot wait to visit this amazing place. Good for you Beth!
I've just discovered your site Beth! Such great stuff on here - I've just been reading through your posts. This is an awesome photo (Nathan loves it!) and we are both now feeling really regretful that we have never done that walk! Next time we are in town...... Hope you're well!
Thanks Kymbo! We're very lucky aren't we
You girls are great! have lived here 43 years and am still in love with the place :) Loved the postcard :)
Beautiful shot and I watched Sue's postcard too - awesome!
That's exactly what is was Suzi- a new perspective. It's so easy to take for granted the things we see around us every day or even the things that are happening around us. Thanks for your comments and come and visit us!
What a remarkable day! I watched Sue's video. It's beautiful, but I was wondering how you were keeping up.
What a breathtaking place! The background almost looks like it's been painted on...thanks Beth for sharing something of your corner of the earth. I loved the footnote too. Being in such ancient landscape automatically has a way of putting things in a kind of perspective.
What a beautiful spot, looks stunning.
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Located on a fully wooded 44-acre site in Gainesville, Florida, directly adjacent to the University of Florida campus, Madera consists of 80 lots being developed by Green Trust, LLC, and built by three builders. In the spring of 2002, selected builders were invited to participate in a presentation and meeting with the Florida Energy Extension Service (FEES) which spearheaded the project for the University and the development partnership. Following that meeting, the participating builders were selected. The homes were designed to be both green and profitable. The first eight homes were to be intended to be used as educational and sales tools for prospective buyers and as a vehicle for education and outreach, and to entice other developers and builders to apply these lessons to other projects. The project was also expected to increase homeowners' awareness and utilization of energy-saving and recycling practices. High volume fly ash (HVFA) concrete is one of the technologies used in the project to promote resource-efficient construction.
Rinker Materials supplied Carter Construction of Gainesville with two 3000 psi HVFA mix designs utilizing ASTM C-618 Class F fly ash, supplied by Headwaters Resources, and ASTM C-150 Type II cement. Both mix designs maintained typical residential water to cement ratios and did not require special admixtures to increase workability or decrease initial setting time. Material costs for both mix designs were low enough to be competitively used in most ready mix markets.
The first building to be constructed at Madera Community was be the model center. The design for the foundation of Madera's model center is monolithic, meaning the footing and the slab were poured at the same time without isolation joints or cold joints. A 40% Class F fly ash concrete mix was used in the foundation and patio slabs. Placement of the foundation commenced at 7:00 a.m., and Rinker Material's trucks pulled off the job at 10:00 a.m. Carter Construction's three finishers started floating and troweling the slab surface at 11:00 a.m., and the finishers had their tools packed by 3:00 p.m. Approximately 80 cubic yards of HVFA concrete was placed in the foundation with a 28 meter boom pump.
The exterior walls of the model center were formed with insulating concrete forms (ICFs), a building system that uses concrete as the main structural member. ICFs are hollow building blocks made of expanded or extruded polystyrene. The blocks stack on top of each other and the interior and exteriors are braced with plastic or metal web ties. The ICFs used in the model center had a 4-inch inside dimension. A 60% Class F fly ash concrete mix was used in the exterior walls. Concrete slumps greater than six inches were needed so the concrete could flow through the ICFs. This need was met by using the 60% fly ash concrete mix. Approximately 33 yards of HVFA concrete were placed in the exterior walls using a 2- inch line hydraulic pump. Wall compressive strengths averaged 3650 psi at 28 days.
Both mix designs performed exceptionally well on the job site, having compressive strengths which exceeded 3000 psi at 28 days and did not increase Carter Construction's labor or material expenses. The concrete finishers were pleased with the concrete's workability, set time performance and finished appearance.
Approximately 18 tons of fly ash were used to replace cement in Madera's model center, which reduced CO2 emissions into the atmosphere by approximately 18 tons. The production of cement emits approximately one ton of CO2 per ton of cement produced into the atmosphere. Over 500 cubic feet of landfill space were saved by using fly ash as a cement replacement in the model center. Fly ash not used beneficially, such as for cement replacement, consumes precious landfill space throughout the country.


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In a community that folks care about as much as most who live here, community begins with safety. Changes in safety requirements are needed for those on foot and for those behind the wheel. We all reside in a beautiful area which is quite old, whose infrastructure did not foresee a time where cars travel from 0 to 40 mph in seconds and drivers multi-task behind the wheel.
The "Y" that forms the Leroy-Middlesex triangle is "fondly" referred to as the Bermuda Triangle by local residents. There have been numerous complaints and requests from them to the Police over the years to do something about the higher rate of speed people are driving to and from an area that has not a single bank, store or restaurant as a destination. It happens to be the Darien High School and points north.
The Darien High School, home to over 1,100 students a day, does not provide buses for students who live within a certain radius and therefore are required to walk to school. Moreover, the high school is more than a school that operates from 7:40 a.m. to 2:25 p.m. five days a week. It serves the entire town year-round — before dawn and after dusk — for school, sports and community events, seven days a week.
Finally, it is important to note that the Darien Police Department is the official traffic authority in our town, and it decides what necessitates the addition of a stop sign or any traffic safety improvements. They rely on two things: data and public concern.
The 3-way stop is a stop. Stop for other drivers, stop for crossing pedestrians. There has been a round of thanks by many to the police department for these additional safety measures, none of them viewed as "going beyond safety requirements."
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Don`t expect any Prince Charmings or victorious wolves when the Choral-Aires Chapter of Sweet Adelines Inc. present ``Who Says Fairy Tales Have To Be Grimm?``
A clever spoof by Mil-Kam Productions, the group`s spring show will feature female storybook characters in a new light.
The show includes, of course, the Choral-Aires along with three quartets: Jubilation, Moonlighting and Bright Horizons. Director is Mary La Master, playing the good fairy.


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Toronto Public Health has confirmed the city's first death related to West Nile virus this year.
The victim was an 80-year-old man, according to a statement released on Wednesday.
He died sometime in the past two weeks, but a Toronto Public Health official said it took time to confirm the cause of death.
This latest case of West Nile is included in the city's two confirmed reports of infections since June 3.
Last year, Toronto Public Health reported a total of 94 cases in humans. One person died.
Toronto's highest recorded infection rate stands at 163 cases, including 10 deaths, in 2002.
Less than one in a thousand people infected with West Nile will die, with the risk higher for seniors and those with other illnesses.
Mosquitoes can transmit West Nile to humans after contracting it from an infected bird.
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To submit insurance info in writing to the University of North Carolina Hospitals, you will need an address or a fax number. These are not typically provided with the billing problem letters which UNC Hospitals sends out. They give a phone tree number, but this phone tree is a time gobbler. Save yourself some time and trouble and just send your information by mail.
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DENTON — Jose Hernandez wanted more emotion from the musicians.
They were rehearsing "Mi Amante Perfecta," a ballad that unfolds like a love letter, and the high school mariachis were playing it too rigidly, too much like a classical piece.
"Now, that's very, very super light because we could overpower the violins," Hernandez told the trumpet section.
"Always start down-bow," he told the violinists. In orchestral music, violins play softer, smoother, "but in mariachi we have to compete with the trumpets."
Hernandez was instructing and inspiring the group at a weeklong camp for middle and high school mariachis at the University of North Texas. The program culminates in a performance Saturday night with Grammy-nominated Mariachi Sol de Mexico.
In its seventh year, the camp attracts around 65 students from around the state to sharpen their craft.
It's part of an national "renaissance" of mariachi education, Hernandez said. He's a sixth-generation mariachi, a master of the craft. He has performed from the White House to Pyongyang, North Korea. He said more kids today are learning mariachi in the classroom.
"It makes me very happy, the energy the kids have," he said. "It's multigenerational music."
Hernandez sang a few lines of "Mi Amante Perfecta," pulling the emotion out of each syllable, showing the young mariachis how much power can be in three notes from the trumpet.
Cuando el sonido de tu beso me despierta,
yo comprendo que eres mi motivo.
"It's like kissing someone on the cheek, and meaning it, in three notes," Hernandez said. "There's no way to write that on the page. It's an expression from the heart."
He grew up learning the music from his parents in southern California. His father played mariachi in the 1963 film Fun in Acapulco alongside Elvis Presley. Hernandez started playing trumpet in fourth grade and never quit.
Alexander Fierro, 17, knows the feeling. He plays vihuela, a small guitar, at Grand Prairie High School and this is his sixth year at the UNT camp. He wanted to learn guitar and be a rock star in sixth grade, but he tried the mariachi program and was hooked.
"I had no idea this is what I wanted to do," he said. "It's like an addiction that you feel."
Donna Emmanuel, a music education scholar and researcher, came to UNT after studying at the University of Michigan and playing mariachi there. She was surprised that there was no similar program in Denton, so she started the camp and the Mariachi Aguilas, an ensemble at UNT.
"Some of these kids don't have mariachi programs in their schools," she said. "This is the only place they get to come play."
Students like Katy Bone, 17, grew up with mariachi music, but never had a chance to practice or perform it before coming to the UNT camp for the first time this summer. After playing orchestral violin for four years at Centennial High School in Frisco, she wanted to try her hand at being a mariachi.
"You're more free and open to play your own stuff," she said. "It's more inspiring for me."
Emmanuel also includes multiple levels of mentorship, she said, which makes this camp one-of-a-kind. Not only are the instructors teaching music, they're helping to connect with students who may otherwise not do as well in school.
Others "look at their deficiencies and how we fix those kids," she said. "We look at: What are their strengths?"
Hernandez started a session with the novice mariachis with a few questions.
"For those of you who have been playing for one year, how do you like it?" he asked the shy students. They nodded their heads.
"Who wants to play music for the rest of their life?" he asked. Hands shot into the air. Hernandez grinned.
He's helped start mariachi programs at schools in Chicago, Reno, Kansas City, Nashville and elsewhere. He's seen a focus shift from traditionally trained mariachis who learned by ear to classically trained students in the classroom working with written music. Mariachi has become academic.
"These past 20 years have been incredible," he said. "Musically speaking, 10 years from now, people will look at the turn of the century and say there was a real renaissance in mariachi."
But reading music and teaching it is nothing without the emotion. When students leave his classroom, he wants to make sure the young mariachis not just perform the music, but feel it as well.
"In mariachi, it's trying to speak with your instrument," Hernandez said. "It's a passion, it's a kind of music that lends itself to what comes out of your heart."
AT A GLANCE/Saturday Concert
WHERE: UNT Murchison Performing Arts Center
WHEN: 7 p.m. Saturday, July 26
WHAT: A concert featuring Grammy-nominated Mariachi Sol de Mexico and students at the UNT Mariachi Aguilitas camp. Tickets are $15 for general admission and are available at theMPAC.com. Proceeds will go toward scholarships for UNT mariachi students and future campers.


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These seniors at Garfield High are determined to graduate despite not yet passing the mandatory math test. Clockwise, from top left: Zahra Osman, Anung Luangrath, Elizebeth Marois and Rubi Cortes. "We're all soldiers," Marois said.
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As part of Al Farooj expansion, Al Islami Foods, a leading halal food company in the Middle East, has appointed Mr. Yusuf Ramadan as General Manager of Al Farooj Fresh chicken restaurant.
Yusuf Ramadan, an Egyptian, was raised and educated in the UK from the University of Middlesex. Yusuf boasts a 23 years of track record in the restaurant industry, stretching from Pizza Hut UK to 15 years in the Middle-East with the Yum branded restaurants. For the past 10 years Yusuf has held the position of Director of Operations for KFC across the MENAPakT region. Yusuf holds a diploma in Restaurant management from Cornell University, and is a member of the Australian Institute of Management.
Yusuf's Middle East assignment also included operational role in Saudi Arabia for two years and one year with Tatweer (Dubai Holdings) F&B as the regional Vice-president of Operations. The role focused on introducing fine-dining and Italian casual dining concepts.
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The unethical and invalid use of student test scores to evaluate teachers is the worst educational fad we've seen in our lifetimes. As has been evident over the past few weeks in Atlanta and D.C., there is widespread cheating when the stakes are too high.
Cheating is happening in Connecticut for the same reasons. Is the goal to improve education or just blame teachers for the myriad of social and economic conditions that impact education? Are there defenseless children who need help or just data points used as stepping stones to further the careers of administrators and politicians?


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Fisher is too old and Davis is injured. If he ever plays again in the NBA I'll be shocked.
I consider Foye more of a 2 guard.
The rest are all third stringers at this point in time, in my opinion.
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Of all those names Johnny Flynn might be our best bet...although I don't like that option we may need to pick someone up in a trade
Scola is picked up by Suns.
Suns have a very interesting front court with Scola/Gortat.
Foye was pretty good last year for the clips, as mentioned could definitely play some 2 guard as well. Didn't he go to Villanova with Lowry? Lets get the band back together!
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Bledsoe would be fantastic but I'm curious what he would cost us.
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People like me will really appreciate the obcurity (pardon my spelling..) and the off beat vibe of these short films. Salad Fingers is in my top 8......
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Though i have no idea what happened besies them tallking about the first world war alot it was a good sereis.
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Wow and I thought this series couldnt get weirder
That was realy weird and funny as hell just like the others. Oh and to the last guy who reviwed this: Im amazed that someone acualy has interpreted what the hell is wrong with SF.
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This is my interpretation of Salad Fingers. He is a man living in an allied country (usa, canada, england most likely) during the period of WW1 (often referred as the Great War) He lived in a rural area and when WW1 started SF's little brother, possibly Jeremy Fisher and Hubert Cumberdale and Majory Steward Baxter and all of SF's friends left to fight for the allies in WW1, leaving SF all by himself. Overtime, SF has grown insane, waiting for his friends to return, keeping himself "busy" in his own world, just waiting for the war to end and his life to return to as it was.
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Once i first seen salad fingers, I It change me. ever since i've first seen your salad fingers and other stories, it made me really scared like it freaked the f outta me. i can't stop thinking about how you could think of such twisted stories I love them, i wish i could make some kinda strange twisted demented storie say like salad fingers or ...milkman. What's your inspreation?? how do you know when your trying to make it like a dream or reality? is salad fingers really talking all the time, or is that what he's thinking??
I've loved the series alot, and i would love to see more salad fingers...and stuff:D:D:D:D


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ON SEPTEMBER 5, W. TAYLOR REVELEY III '68 was named president of the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Va. Reveley had been serving as Interim President since February.
Before taking the interim position, Reveley had served as dean of the William & Mary Law School for nearly a decade. William & Mary Chancellor and former U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor said, "The news that the Board of Visitors of the College of William & Mary has offered the presidency to Taylor Reveley is good news for the university."
"It has been wrenching to leave the country's oldest law school," Reveley said, "but the privilege of helping to lead one of our country's great universities is enormous. I deeply appreciate the faith placed in me by the Board of Visitors and by the people of William & Mary writ large. Helen and I have been truly touched by the support we've received over the last six months from all corners of the William & Mary community. It has become clear that we are all stewards of an extraordinary place."
Prior to arriving at William & Mary, Reveley practiced law at Hunton & Williams in Richmond for 28 years and was a managing partner of the international firm for nine years. Reveley is a trustee emeritus of Princeton University, where he served on the board for 14 years, and is a current trustee of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, the Virginia Historical Society, and St. Christopher's School. And serving as a president is not new to the Reveley family. William & Mary's new president literally grew up on college campuses; his father, W. Taylor Reveley II, served for 14 years as president of Hampden- Sydney College.


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The twenty-first century brought the scope of ethics to a whole new level of public scrutiny. The very public demise of wealthy businessmen such as Kenneth Lay and Jeffrey Schilling with Enron's final chapter of federal fraud; Tyco's Dennis Koszlowksi and WorldCom's Bernie Ebbers and even the health care debacle of Richard Scrushy with HealthSouth has added a need for all professional organizations and groups to remind their members that there are ethical and moral principles that all should strive toward. Rehabilitation, a field recognized within the health care arena, is one such professional group that constantly strives to educate its clinicians in ethics.
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This course is divided into four main sections. The first section investigates the historical underpinnings of ethics. This section presents the various overarching theories that created the basis for current ethical philosophies. The second main section delves into ethics in the health care arena. The principles of beneficence, nonmaleficence, autonomy, and justice are explored in the second section. The third main section specifically addresses ethics and a Code of ethics that is currently practiced by physical therapy – as an application model to consider for all rehabilitation professionals. The final section briefly examines ethics within the research realm.
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The University of Georgia has spoken about tight end Orson Charles and his alleged connection to ex-Miami booster Nevin Shapiro.
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"The University of Georgia is aware of the article mentioning Orson Charles and has been in communication with the NCAA," the school said in a statement Wednesday. "There are no issues with UGA or eligibility issues with Orson Charles. UGA will have no further comment regarding this matter."
In a Yahoo! Sports report, Shapiro alleged that Charles, along with his Tampa (Fla.) Plant coach Robert Weiner and then-Miami quarterback Robert Marve, who also played at Plant, toured Shapiro's multimillion dollar Miami Beach mansion in 2008.
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RichTheVillan (100) Birmingham, England | January 15, 2017
Visited 30/12/2016, interior is very much like most city centre spoons, however where this wins is its selection of cask ales handily displayed on an LCD television. Plenty of ticks for me could have stayed much longer but we had a number of other places to visit on the day. Toilets are up a number of flights of stairs. Beers I has were served in top notch form.
Scotty001 (324) Portlethen, Scotland | November 10, 2016
Spoons aren't generally bars to rave about, but this one is an exception. Older, experienced barmen, very interesting beer choice (a lot of stouts & porters when I visited). Who cares about anything else? Value for money and choice in a compact city centre spoiled for choice.
jjsint (656) Leicester, England | June 11, 2016
A pretty special Wetherspoons, especially considering it's not a new or renovated one. Very much in the old style 90's Spoons. But the beer is a cut above. I counted 16 cask ales (so not counting the macro shit it's 12), including the laudable Sarah Hughes Dark Ruby. There's an electronic board which lists the available beers which is a help. Fairly average selection of craft with a few local beers thrown in. This is one of the top 5 Spoons I've been to and though you're spoiled for choice in Derby, I recommend it highly.
WingmanWillis (1719) , England | May 26, 2016
Visited on 22nd May 2016. Large Spoons on the edge of the city centre. Decoration is a bit tired but the highlight is the excellent range of cask ales displayed on screens with an indication of style. Prices are low, service was good. The place was fairly quiet on our visit. Beers we tried were well kept.
Finn (283) Tromsø, Norway | March 1, 2016
Above avarage 'Spoons. 18 taps. Ok treated beers. Lot of people here on a tuesday morning.
Boudicca (1232) London, England | March 30, 2015
A large 'spoons with a nice library area at the back and - exceptionally - no Abbot or Ruddles in sight! Well, at first glance anyway. I did spot them later, tucked away to one side. Apparently the cellarman here is keen to bring in a wider range of beers and he's been allowed some free rein to do so. It shows - the beer list (18 casks) is very good and all the beers are listed on a large television screen so they can be updated as and when they change. Perhaps one of the best Wetherspoon pubs I've been to in terms of the beers on offer. (Visited 14 February 2015).
Brugmansia (666) Jylland, Denmark | March 4, 2015
Visited february 2015 with beery friends. Cosy pub, traditionel spoon pub, placed in the town center. Very clean pub and friendly staff. They do some nice breakfast and have a good range of beers, served in good condition. One of the best JDW I have visited. Was rather busy this saturday morning.
Rune (849) Tromsø, Norway | February 26, 2015
One of the best Wetherspoons I have been to when it comes to choice of cask ales. All together 18 hand-pumps displaying beers from small breweries like Falstaff, Wentworth, Pennine and Small World. A TV screen above the bar shows the beer menu - very informative. Otherwise a rather typical JDW with an open plan outlook, and most important, clean toilet facilities. Central location, just off the pedestrian area in town (visit twice 21.02 and 22.02.2015).
Brigadier (321) Chagrin Falls, Ohio | July 31, 2013
Having walked past this street a number of times I finally stopped in. I wish I had done so sooner - unlike the Thomas Leaper and Standing Order this JDW pub actually provides a selection of quality local ales on top of the usual Carling. Very large and spacious with an outdoor patio it never felt crowded.
The cask choices are mostly local with beers from Wobbly, Derby, Falstaff, and other regional breweries. Most pints run about £2.55 to £3.00 and as with everywhere else you can get halfs to increase your number of ticks.
While I did not eat here I can only assume the food is similar to other JDW pubs. It won't be anything outstanding but it should be good enough to absorb the alcohol. Be sure to stop in if you are doing a crawl around Derby or get stuck at Westfield Mall.
ManVsBeer (2060) Hebden Bridge, England | February 25, 2013
A traditional look Wetherspoon pub but no less of one for it. It has an excellent real ale selection and a warming atmosphere with plenty of room for all.


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Cast members for the attraction stood out front telling people that it was still closed. However unlike almost every other soft opening day for previous attractions(Buzz Lightyear, Pirates of the Caribbean makeover, etc.), they actually chose a policy of honesty stating that they hoped to have it up and running by the end of the day. This was a remarkable departure from previous soft openings where they insisted that the ride would not officially open for another couple of days and therefore would NOT be open that day and to go do something else. Granted there were less people in the park but there definitely seemed to be less crowding around and less bickering to the CMs from people who'd heard it was going to be open and demanding to know when it would open. Let's hope this approach remains in the future.
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The first musically accompanied clock ceremony took place and shortly after guests were walked through the line.
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There are many songs from the past that I really like but I usually identify them with the performer and not the songwriter. Hence the name Gerry Goffin meant nothing to me until I read last week that he had died and they listed some of the songs he had written and they are really great.
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A "monster" who bit his best friend's ear in a drunken assault was jailed for a year yesterday after he agreed to spend a further year on probation.
Omagh Crown Court, sitting in Belfast, heard that on December 16 last year, Shane Kolbohm had been in Dorman's Bar in Coalisland drinking with his friend Paul Conlon when a fight broke out.
Prosecuting lawyer Jennifer Connolly said the friends were playing pool when Kolbohm left the table, later being spotted by Mr Conlon being taken out a side door but added that when he tried to intervene, Kolbohm "appeared quite aggressive".
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As a result of his Pre-existing conditions, he is unable to obtain medical insurance- or at least anything that we could afford, yet we are told that I make just barely over the maximum household annual income level to qualify for state care. He needs to see a doctor for testing and diagnosis and we do not have access.
Over the past month his health has deteriorated quickly and I fear his life is at stake. He has many more bad days than good days and he is approaching a state that may warrant full time care. He will be 44 in January.
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I also love how the sunshine just seems to forcing itself out onto the landscape. It has yet to truly spread its power. The streaks of color are just everywhere. They look like they could be giant streamers in the sky. It seems like some exquisite chalk drawing. I don't know how you do it, but you did it right!
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