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i would think this applied to me, having used Mint9 for several months with smooth sailing and LMDE with some rough stuff over just a few days:
1. if this is first time you are switching to Linux, the answer is Mint 9
2. if you do not understand how to partition a drive, do not understand how to handle this "/", then you may be alright to run LMDE with live CD without installation. Installation would be a challenge to you until you get over the partition and /.
whereas, for Mint9, what you really need to remember is to choose 'install side by side' at some point and you do not (yet) need to understand partition, and /.
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Henrico's Top Teachers – Nancy Niedermayer
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As a student at VCU, Nancy Niedermayer was assigned to Glen Lea as a student teacher. A decade later, it's still home. Though she taught second and third grade during her first few years at the school, Niedermayer has been firmly entrenched as a kindergarten teacher in recent years and says she loves it. "It's a lifestyle and very different from anything else," she says. "It's fast-paced. I find it completely entertaining. You can be having the worst day, and at some point in the day, they're going to make you laugh or challenge you. It's very hard to be in a bad mood in kindergarten." Glen Lea sits in the shadows of Richmond International Raceway and serves one of the most economically challenged regions of the county. But, one colleague wrote in a nomination letter, "Ms. Niedermayer never uses this as an excuse; instead, it motivates her even more." Niedermayer feels a strong connection with her students – even after they've left her classroom. "I'm not just interested in them in kindergarten," she says. "I'm interested in the all the way through. I just feel like when I go to school every day it makes a difference. I feel like there's lots that I can offer, and the kids offer just as much back. I need them as much as they need me." Many students don't have the type of basic resources at home that might be taken for granted elsewhere, so Niedermayer takes it upon herself to help out. She has organized an "angel tree" program through her church (Christ the King Lutheran Church) for several years during the winter holidays, during which church members purchase gifts for students who otherwise might not receive any. She's also partnered with her church to help provide food to students who might otherwise go without. "Just this past week, I observed her sending one of her kindergarteners home with a bag of food because she knew he was not getting enough to eat," a nominator wrote. To Niedermayer, it's all just part of the responsibility that comes with being a teacher. "In one day's time you can go from being teacher, to mom, to nurse," she says. "You're not only an educator – a lot of times the love, the stability that you can provide is just as important." Niedermayer created a program at Glen Lea called Character Cinema, which rewards students who consistently display good character with an afternoon trip to the movies as a group. "It creates excitement, it shows that their good character doesn't go unnoticed," she says. "Sometimes we're in an environment where we pay more attention to the bad behavior than the good." Niedermayer also has served as the school's computer contact, assisting other teachers with technology issues on a daily basis, and as the head of the school's social committee, helping to celebrate the successes of others. And she organized and compiled a staff cookbook to sell at school events, using the money to buy treats for students during SOL testing. But despite all she does at the school, Niedermayer's favorite moments are those that need no explanation: Watching students' reactions at the moment when a lesson suddenly makes sense. Then, she can't always hold back her enthusiasm. "Sometimes I'll do a little dance and they'll look at me like I'm crazy, and I say, 'You'll get it one day.'" |
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The region's two premier youth soccer organizations – the Richmond Kickers and Richmond Strikers – have partnered to create Richmond United, a cost-free U.S. Soccer Development Academy program designed to serve the most talented players in the region. The arrangement marks the first time in U.S. Soccer Development Academy history that two member clubs have united their respective Academy programs.
Slated to begin play in the fall of 2014, Richmond United will field U13/14, U15/16 and U17/18 U.S. Soccer Development Academy teams. The teams will train and play home games at two of the top soccer specific complexes in the nation, Ukrop Park and Striker Park. > Read more.
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Posted: Sun Mar 11th, 2007 03:47 am |
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I hate to "what if" but what if Ashby had survived Jackson's Shenandoah Camp., how would he have compared with Steuart? Although he didn't do the end runs of Steuart, he was perplexing to the union generals of the valley as a rear guard. Doc C |
Posted: Mon Mar 12th, 2007 01:57 am |
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Maybe, just maybe Ashby would have been where Lee needed him when Lee needed him just prior to and at Gettysburg. But, of course, that is just speculation. So much happened in the Civil War, he might not have been at Gettysburg at all, but somehere else...had he survived. |
Posted: Wed Mar 14th, 2007 07:17 pm |
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David White Member
Stuart kicks his tail, Ashby had some issues and was not as smart or qualified as Stuart. |
Posted: Thu Mar 15th, 2007 01:41 am |
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David White wrote: Stuart kicks his tail, Ashby had some issues and was not as smart or qualified as Stuart. But what if Ashby had survived even with his "issues" and had also been at Gettysburg helping out Stuart or helping out Lee while Stuart was on his side exploit? Lee needed "eyes and ears" and maybe Ashby could have provided them while Stuart captured a lengthy wagon train, etc. Ashby might have been of assistance at the East Cavalry Field as well. But these things are so speculative because they do assume that ALL other things would have been exactly as they were except for the one thing we are discussing. I mean if Ashby had survived but every single other thing had remained exactly as it was in history both on the Union and the Confederate sides. It is kind of a "Twilight Zone" exercise, but alternative history can be fun too. |
Posted: Thu Mar 15th, 2007 02:40 am |
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Ashby had absolutely no talent for any of the traditional roles of cavalry, which means that he would not have been of much use under Stuart. Instead, allow me to suggest an alternative. Where Ashby would have truly excelled, given his ability to recruit large groups of men, would have been as a partisan commander. In my humble opinion, had Ashby lived, he would have been John Singleton Mosby. In other words, he would have been the most prominent Confederate guerrilla, and Mosby probably would have remained a scout and staff officer. I can't envision Ashby in the "regular" service serving under Jeb Stuart. It wouldn't have happened. Ashby would have chafed, and Stuart would not have tolerated it. Eric |
Posted: Thu Mar 15th, 2007 03:19 am |
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Many thanks for that informative reply. Now that would make a great "Twilight Zone" alternative history, Mosby scouting for Ashby. Eric, have you ever considered writing some Civil War fiction? With your extensive knowledge of the Civil War and especially cavalry, you would certainly have a solid basis for writing credible and exciting Civil War fiction. I don't want my question to seem frivolous. I realize there is still so much serious study and writing that needs to be done in non-fiction to enlarge Civil War scholarship, clear up myths and shed light on little known engagements and personalities. Anyone willing to dedicate their life to that is a hero to me. Still, there is always the lingering hope that someone will write a truly remarkable work of Civil War fiction for the 2000s. |
Posted: Sat Mar 17th, 2007 07:50 am |
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But what if Ashby had survived even with his "issues" and had also been at Gettysburg helping out Stuart or helping out Lee while Stuart was on his side exploit? Lee needed "eyes and ears" and maybe Ashby could have provided them while Stuart captured a lengthy wagon train, etc. Interesting Cleburnefan, but what if Stuart had been killed leading Jacksons Corps at Chancellorsville? Wade Hampton in command of Conf. cavalry leading up to and during Gettysburg (if the battle would have ended up in Gettysburg that is)? Wade Hampton was every bit the cavalry commander Stuart was without the "flair". Doubtfull Hampton would have engaged in such an enterprise as Stuart got caught up in. |
Posted: Sat Mar 17th, 2007 02:43 pm |
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I so totally agree with you, Orphan. That is why "what if...?" scenarios are so imponderable because every other factor would have to remain exactly the same, with only the one variable under consideration being changed. I also agree completely that Wade Hampton would most likely never have done the run around Union forces as he headed up to Gettysburg. In fact, maybe few cavalry leaders would have done exactly what Stuart did, but that is what makes Stuart, Stuart. (And I am glad about it, because he makes such interesting reading. I'll go even further and say most Civil War cavalry officers on either side make compelling reading.) Last edited on Sun Mar 18th, 2007 12:13 am by CleburneFan |
Posted: Sat Mar 17th, 2007 11:11 pm |
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I so totally agree with you, Orphan. That is why "what if...?" scenarios are so imponderable because every other factor would have to remain exactly the same, with only the one variabale under consideration being changed. I couldn't have put it any better Cleburnefan, and the Civil War has more "what-if" discussions than any other period in American history. "What if Jackson had not been killed at chancelorsville" is usually followed up with "What if Ewell had not been wounded so badly just prior to second manasas". They are always interesting to discuss, because there is no way to say for certain what the results of these myriad "what ifs" would have been. maybe few cavalry leaders would have done exactly what Stuart did, but that is what makes Stuart, Stuart Exactly, and that is why he overshadows other men during the war like Wade Hampton. |
Posted: Tue Oct 23rd, 2012 04:50 pm |
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Darryl Member
Gents I agree on some of this but not on other parts. Ashby was a guerilla fighter plain and simple. He did not have the savvy of being a commander like Stuart. As for Stuart at Gettysburg, he was right where he was supposed to be on the night of 1 July. He had to take a roundabout route because he found two corps of Union troops in his path. When a commander finds the enemy sooner, or in a place he's not supposed to be, the orders become null and void. It becomes the commander in the field to decide to continue or turn back. He chose to continue. A Question, Why didn't Lee use the cavalry that Stuart left him? Most people do not mention it or just ignore the fact. Wade Hampton was a fine leader, and commander, but he couldn't stay away from the front and the personal fighting one on one. Stuart wanted to groom him, and did to a point, but Hampton was wounded too much for Stuart to trust him to any larger commands than he had to. Eric, fine job, I like how you think. I too am a fan of Cleburne and I believe that he should have had command of the Army of the Tennessee. Things would have been different. Also if Beverly Robertson hadn't had so many friends in the CSA congress, he would have taken the fall and the blame, as he should have, for Brandy Station. |
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I moped around for a while, banged some pots and pans for spite, then came around to his rational thinking.
Progress on our house was on schedule, so after about three weeks we decided to take a road trip to Philadelphia to see our family and escape the Florida heat. I was to stay for a couple of weeks and my husband, Gene, was to fly back to Florida once or twice to check on the house.
We hadn't taken a road trip in years and were looking forward to the down time. So, with a neatly-packed car, snacks, drinks and litter bags, off we went.
The plan was to spend two nights on the road, to drive until dusk and to get an early start each day. Unfortunately, we had forgotten the adage, "Bad memories fade faster than good ones." We had forgotten that we hated road trips. We had forgotten the aches and pains and boredom that set in. In short, we had forgotten the pain. However, by the time we got to Jacksonville, we remembered — and we had 900 miles to go.
This trip was not our finest moment. We had forgotten another detail: To drive until dusk in July meant driving until 9 p.m.
The first day seemed interminable. The instant the sun touched the horizon, we pulled into the closest decent motel. We extricated our overnight bags and checked in, looking forward to a restful evening.
We struggled through the night, had a cardboard bagel at the "breakfast bar" and hit the road for an Egg McMuffin to start our second day. As the mileage added up, the snacks got stale, the drinks spilled, the litter bags filled, and we were haphazardly tossing our McDonalds and Subway trash into the back seat. Our car smelled like a traveling hoagie shop.
When we arrived at our motel on the second night, we didn't even bother taking our suitcases with us. We just jammed toiletries and fresh underwear into a plastic bag, dumped our garbage into the trash can at the entrance to the motel and checked in.
Philadelphia, here we come!
The third day we arrived at our destination, crawled out of the car, slowly unfolded our stiff joints and inhaled the hot, muggy air of Philadelphia.
We immediately booked our return trip on the Auto Train — there was no way we would drive all the way back to Florida.
The city of our births was experiencing a raging heat wave. During our three-week stay, daytime temperatures seldom dropped below 97 degrees. Although we loved seeing our family and friends, being trapped by the heat in our son's home wasn't the respite that we had anticipated .
Philadelphia, here we go! Our time was up and we were ready to exchange Philadelphia's mugginess for Florida's humidity. We set out for a pleasant three-hour drive to Lorton, Va. for the Auto Train.
The train was fantastic, efficient in every way. Our automobile was loaded onto a carrier car and we boarded the passenger car assigned to us. The compartment was a clean, comfortable small room and bath, with an easy chair and a sleep sofa. Our porter told us that once the train was underway, wine, snacks and cheese would be served in the club car, compliments of Amtrak.
The long, sold-out train started its journey promptly at 4 p.m.
We visited the club car, skipped the socializing crowd and brought some wine and snacks back to our compartment. There we munched, sipped, and read in the privacy of our quiet berth.
About an hour later we went to the dining car for our dinner. The maître'd welcomed us to a formal dining car similar to ones of our youth, with starched, white tablecloths and napkins and fresh flowers on every table. Our tablemates were a sanitation worker executive and his wife.
In other words, he owned his own garbage truck.
It turned out we had a lot in common when we told him how we had trashed our automobile on the ride north. Dinner was surprisingly good — a choice of appetizer, entree and dessert, accompanied by red or white wine, all included in the train fare.
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View More images >>When we returned to our compartment after dinner the porter had made the beds by pulling down the concealed top bed over the bottom one, bunk bed style. With barely room to squeeze into the compartment, we elbowed our way to the one easy chair. The loser had to semi-recline on the dimly-lit lower bed. The time was 7:15 p.m., and neither of us was tired. We took turns in the chair.
By 9 p.m. we gave up and decided to get into bed. Being the good guy that I am, I told Gene that I'd take the upper bunk. I climbed the narrow ladder, folded myself into a pretzel, and threw myself over the side and onto the top bed.
If you have ever been in an MRI machine, you know what the upper bunk felt like! I closed my eyes the minute I was settled so that I didn't see the ceiling closing in on me. I willed myself to fall sleep. In the middle of the night, nature called. Down the ladder I went, into the bathroom and back up to my perch, in semi-darkness on a swaying train while trying not to fall on top of my sleeping husband.
Spiderman would have been proud.
Miraculously, we both slept well and awoke in time for a lovely breakfast in the dining car. We opted not to shower in our phone booth-size bathroom, since sitting on the toilet while using the hand shower was not our style. It was better than using a bucket of water in the woods, but not by much.
Right on time at 9:30 a.m., the train arrived in Sanford, just outside of Orlando. Four hours later we were back in Boca Grande, enjoying the breeze from the Gulf and taking a dip in the calm sea.
Our house was finished slightly ahead of schedule and in about a week's time we were back to normal in our newly-improved home.
From then on the summer progressed quickly. We took a couple of weekend trips, had some family guests for a while and enjoyed the beach, the warm Gulf, and the summer weather. We even did our part for Florida wildlife by feeding the mosquitoes and the no-see-ums.
All in all, we had a very enjoyable summer and are left with fond memories—once again proving the adage, "Bad memories fade faster than good ones."


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Seventeen minutes after the top of the hour -- Obama touting the latest unemployment numbers while Mitt Romney says seven point 9% unemployment.
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Our businesses have created nearly five and a half million new jobs in this morning we learned the companies hired more workers in October that at any time in the last.
Said it was got a lower the unemployment rate down to five point 2% right now today we learned that it's actually seven point 9% and that's -- nine.
Million jobs short of what he promised.
Unemployment is higher today that when Barack Obama took office.
And with jobs still at a standstill 171000.
Created but 170000.
What does that mean for the so called real unemployment figures -- thing we have David her sunny with a senior editor.
A human events and syndicated columnist and he's live with me now from Washington good morning to David.
Good morning all right so this early in the morning I'm glad that you can calculate all these numbers in your head -- -- leave it up to you so we see yesterday that the last unemployment rate -- CB for the election.
Inches up slightly from seven point eight to 79 point 9% but how do you really see -- what's the real number.
Well first of all no president has been reelected with an unemployment rate higher than seven point four since Franklin Delano Roosevelt so.
It's it's a tough hill to climb and the fundamentals of this number even worse simply because so many people -- left the labor market that.
If Barack Obama had the -- amount of people looking for work is when George Bush was president left presidency.
We have -- point six unemployment rate so it's it's far worse than it looks now what about this you six.
Unemployment rates being fourteen point 6% for October what's the use six.
That is everyone who is looking for work part timers all the people in the work force rather than just.
Eliminating a lot of people stopped simply stop looking so.
The U six is some people think it's a more of the real unemployment rate you know I mean I don't think there's any perfect number to read this and we vote is to use.
You three but you six I think tells you a little more these days about what's going on in the economy.
You don't have a job it's a 100% unemployment rate.
The that's.
To January 2009 when President Obama came in -- would actually be ten point 5% correct.
I picked up -- five to point six depth of very high ambient and you have a bunch of people coming into the market every month that have to be met I think it's -- 120000.
Essentially it's a stagnation last year I think we created a 153000.
And up per month announce a 157.
So that's that's not really heading and a great direction to take like seven -- years just get back to.
Four point four which was the low under George Bush so how did the president make that promise spend during his term where.
It promised that after four years they would be they predicted five point 2% unemployment by 2000 twelve that we passed that trillion dollar stimulus.
-- politicians make crazy promises to -- legislation in the stimulus that wasn't a promise it was.
It was a chart essentially done by the administration that said that if we pass the stimulus we'd be down to five point two or whatever was.
We have to come close because the stimulus didn't create any jobs so we are where we are which -- -- terrible place in this economy stagnation.
All right and David her sunny that's the word of the day stagnation -- -- They're human events and syndicated columnist thanks for your time bright and early this tough -- left to get up early thanks.
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Imitation is the basest form of flattery, and the same is true for metal.
Take your pick: Just about every major sub-genre under the metal flag has experienced a wave of "tribute" and "new-school-old-school" bands. Death metal, specifically of the Swedish and '88-'91 US variety, is one of the latest. The causes for this, taken from a comparative standpoint, could be legion. However, with death metal especially, there appears to be one obvious catalyst: progress.
Sometime right around 2000, a gore-spattered coin was tossed. On one side, Muhammed Suicmez grinned sharp and wide (presumably at an 8th-edition, doctorate-level guitar technique book), and on the other grimaced Chris Riefert. Over and over it flipped, and eventually landed Suicmez side up. Dismember and Grave fell into obscurity. Brain Drill and Gorod got record deals. Life went on.
But taking into consideration that every action has that pesky reaction, it was only a matter of time before the other side, left festering in the darkness of the underground, bit at the hand that flipped it and, seeing that tech-death had reached its logical apex, pushed itself into the light of day. This is where we find Necrovorous, gnashing their teeth at the sun.
Following up a volley of demos and EPs, Funeral for the Sane is fairly standard for the Old-School-But-Actually-Modern-But-Sounds-Like-It-Was-Written-By-Fred-Etsby-Death-Metal. Openly paying tribute to the usual suspects (Entombed, Autopsy, Grave, and early Death), Necrovorous hammer through 10 tracks of competent, if not a bit immature death metal.
Shining brightest in mid-pace, songs like album closer "Dwellers of My Flesh" aptly tear through death metal's rotting carcass, weaving Swedish-style melody into muscular American-style riffing, and they're pretty effective. When they speed up, they tend to lose sync, and their weakest link, drummer Shit Eater (I shit you not), usually has to resort to overly simplistic drum work. This really tears down potential burners like "Spawn of Self Abhorrence" and "The Vilest of All Dreams," where the riffing is improperly backed.
Beyond that, Funeral for the Sane is about what's to be expected. Vomited vocals, gibberish song titles, and the gangrenous atmosphere that tends to come with this kind of thing. Perhaps the most surprising bit about the entire album is the complete lack of that Hellenic sound. Though usually associated with black metal, throughout Greek metal in general there tends to be up-front NWOBHM-esque melody, beefy-but-simple drumwork and generally yelled vocals. In the effort to capture other styles, Necrovorous seems to (possibly purposefully) ignore the rich musical culture they are already steeped in. That's not necessarily a bad thing, but it's definitely odd.
To actually take a stance on this is hard. It's not quite like throwback thrash and traditional bands, which sound dated from the get-go if only because of the time of their respective origins. Most of death metal's tropes are still actively used in bands that have no atavistic intent. So it doesn't sound as immediately out of touch, but at the same time, much akin to the aforementioned thrash and traditional bands, this retro-death movement misses the point. While the "classic" death metal albums these bands emulate are good by their own merit, they also emanate a charm. Scream Bloody Gore, Clandestine, and Severed Survival are the sounds of a genre learning to walk, to run. Revisiting that is like crawling to revisit how great it was to be a baby. Sure, the tit feeds well, but let's be honest, there is no actual relation, just a retelling of stories that have already been retold.


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Meridian plan extends Cotton family visionBy Chad Halcom and Kirk Pinho
A 16-story office building in downtown Detroit (right) that would be occupied by Meridian Health Plan would be across from Compuware headquarters on the block bounded by Monroe, Bates and Farmer streets.
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A $111 million proposal to consolidate Detroit-based Meridian Health Plan's offices may result in the first major Central Business District tower since 2006 — but it's not the first time the Cotton family has backed high-profile commercial construction.
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The company expects to occupy at least 60 percent of the tower in four years once relocation is complete, then grow over time to fill it completely with 1,050 employees in Michigan, said Sean Cotton, secretary and general counsel for Meridian Health Plan and president of pharmacy benefits company Meridian Rx LLC.
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Asked in an interview on Thursday, Mitt Romney declined to continue a terse exchange between himself and President Barack Obama. In the latest volley, the president asserted that his Republican challenger had not "thought through the ramifications" before issuing a statement sharply critical of Obama on Tuesday over the latest unrest in the Arab world.
"Governor Romney seems to have a tendency to shoot first and aim later, and as president, one of the things I've learned is you can't do that," Obama said Wednesday in an interview with CBS News. "It's important for you to make sure that the statements that you make are backed up by the facts and that you've thought through the ramifications before you make them."
In his own interview with ABC News a day later, Romney declined to take an opportunity to hit Obama in return.
"No direct response when the president said you 'shoot first and aim later?' " Romney was asked.
"Well, this is politics," the candidate replied in one excerpt released by the news outlet. "I'm not going to worry about the campaign."
Obama was speaking of Romney's sharp criticism over the Obama Administration's response to attacks on U.S. posts in Libya and Egypt, including the killing of several Americans.
"I'm outraged by the attacks on American diplomatic missions in Libya and Egypt and by the death of an American consulate worker in Benghazi," Romney said in a late Tuesday statement. "It's disgraceful that the Obama Administration's first response was not to condemn attacks on our diplomatic missions, but to sympathize with those who waged the attacks."
The next day, Romney hit Obama for having "demonstrated a lack of clarity as to a foreign policy."
Romney's allegation that administration expressed sympathy appeared to refer to a statement and tweets from the U.S. embassy in Cairo. The statement said the embassy "condemns the continuing efforts by misguided individuals to hurt the religious feelings of Muslims -- as we condemn efforts to offend believers of all religions... Respect for religious beliefs is a cornerstone of American democracy. We firmly reject the actions by those who abuse the universal right of free speech to hurt the religious beliefs of others."
His Tuesday night statement came as news broke that a consulate employee had been killed in an attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, but before it was known that one of four Americans to the American was the ambassador to Libya.
Obama campaign press secretary Ben LaBolt followed Romney's late Tuesday statement with one which read, "We are shocked that, at a time when the United States of America is confronting the tragic death of one of our diplomatic officers in Libya, Governor Romney would choose to launch a political attack."
And Obama went on offense in a Wednesday interview, accusing Romney of "a tendency to shoot first and aim later."
Also in the Thursday interview with ABC News, Romney reacted to the Federal Reserve's Thursday decision to implement a third round of economic stimulus known as quantitative easing, or QE3.
"What Bernanke is doing is saying that what the president is saying is wrong," Romney said of Federal Reserve chief Ben Bernanke in the interview. "The president is saying the economy is making progress, coming back. Bernanke is saying no, it's not."
Romney's statement in the interview was in line with what he has said previously on the subject of another round of quantitative easing.
"I think the Fed's first action - quantitative easing - was effective to a certain degree," he told CNN Chief Political Analyst Gloria Borger in August. "But I don't believe the QE2 - second quantitative easing had the impact they were looking for."
"I am sure the fed is watching and will try to encourage the economy," he said. "But I don't think a massive new QE3 will help this economy."


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He has had to wait for his chance to cement his Wales spot with Sam Warburton previously ahead of him in the pecking order but against England they dovetailed in the back row to superb affect, as both staked their claim for a Lions place.
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"I don't think anybody is thinking about the Lions when you are out on the field," he said.
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You grow up as a kid, seeing the big games between Wales and England played at the Millennium Stadium.
"There are names are flying about everywhere, there are so many good sevens out there, it's never going to be easy, but as a rugby player, to represent the British & Irish Lions is obviously the pinnacle of your career.
"If the Lions is meant to be then it is meant to be and that is how I see life in general. You just have to concentrate on the here and now, rather than what might happen then.
"You just have to stay grounded. You have to politely take the compliments but you can't take anything for granted.
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7 Therefore, brothers and sisters, you must be patient as you wait for the coming of the Lord. Consider the farmer who waits patiently for the coming of rain in the fall and spring, looking forward to the precious fruit of the earth. 8 You also must wait patiently, strengthening your resolve, because the coming of the Lord is near. 9 Don't complain about each other, brothers and sisters, so that you won't be judged. Look! The judge is standing at the door!
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TORONTO, Oct. 30, 2013 /CNW/ - Only 26 per cent of Canadians think they are saving enough to meet their future retirement needs according to a new survey from Angus Reid. Despite widespread knowledge about the need to save early and often for retirement, Canadians are not taking the necessary action to secure their future.
Specifically, those surveyed with a household income of less than $50,000 save on average 7 per cent of their income towards retirement, while household incomes of $50,000-$99,000 save 9 per cent. Of greatest concern, the survey exposed that 15 per cent of Canadians are not making any retirement savings. The survey was conducted in conjunction with the release of The Third Rail: Confronting our Pension Failures, a new book co-authored by Jim Leech, President and CEO, the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan and Globe and Mail business reporter Jacquie McNish, published by Signal/McClelland & Stewart.
When it comes to retirement age, the survey results show that most Canadians still hope to retire at age 65; however expectations change as people get older. Those aged 18-34 feel they will be able to retire at 63, while among those aged 55+ it's 67. "This shows that as people near retirement, many are finding that they are not in a position to stop working," said co-author Jacquie McNish.
The average retirement income desired by those surveyed was $59,000; 36 per cent of all polled desire an annual retirement income of $25,000-$50,000, with 31 per cent desiring $50,000-$75,000 per year. Across Canada, those in British Columbia, Alberta and Ontario were more likely to expect a higher income in retirement than those in Quebec and Atlantic Canada.
"Many Canadians will be surprised by how much they will need to save to fund their desired income in retirement and that their income is going to plummet," explained Mr. Leech. "It's clear that existing pension structures are not allowing people to reach their saving goals. Political leadership is urgently required to bring a more flexible approach to retirement planning, one that can withstand the pressures of more retirees and longer life expectancy."
About the survey
From October 3rd, to October 7th, 2013, an online survey was conducted among a sample of 3,029 Canadians adults employed either full or part-time aged 18+, and who are Angus Reid Forum panel members. A boost of New Brunswick residents was included for a total of 153 employed New Brunswick residents. The results have been statistically weighted on age, gender, and region to ensure a representative sample. The margin of error on the full base - which measures sampling variability - of 3029 respondents is +/- 1.8%, 19 times out of 20. The margin of error on the New Brunswick sample is +/- 7.9%, 19 times out of 20. Discrepancies in or between totals are due to rounding.
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The Third Rail - Confronting our pension failures by Jim Leech and Jacquie McNish presents a sobering assessment of the current state of Canada's pension system along with their bold solutions for reforming and saving it.
Over the next 20 years more than 7 million Canadian workers will retire. Baby boomers, the 45- to 65-year-olds who account for 42% of the country's workforce, will join the largest job exodus in Canadian history, moving to the promised land of retirement. Unless our pension system is reformed, many of these retirees will find this dreamland a bewildering and disappointing mirage.
Canada has the capacity to diffuse this ticking pension time bomb with some hard choices, posit Leech and McNish. It's time for businesses, governments, unions, and employees to face these options and fix - and ultimately save - our pensions system, taking examples from Holland, New Brunswick, and Rhode Island - places in which new laws have been adopted to repair their pension programs.
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Jessica Fairley is a reporter with FOX 31 News
ALBANY, GA -- Nancy Lopez and Ray Knight now have streets named in their honor. Thursday afternoon Phoebe Putney President Joel Wernick made the dedication before a crowd. Lopez is a Hall of Fame professional golfer who has earned numerous accolades throughout her multi-year career.
"You really don't think about winning awards anymore because you really don't win them, but honors like this will stand for a long time and they'll be everlasting even when you're gone. So I think it's even more special," said Nancy Lopez.Ray Knight is a two-time Major League Baseball All-Star for 1980 and 1982.
"I don't feel special but today I feel special and it's a great honor to look up and see your name on a sign," said Ray Knight.
The streets named in their honor are called Nancy Lopez Lane and Ray Knight Way. The streets run alongside the Phoebe Putney outpatient facility near Meredyth Drive.
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