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While plenty of high-yield opportunities exist, investors must always consider the safety of their dividend and the total return potential of their investment. It is not uncommon for a struggling company to suspend high-yielding dividends and subsequently result in precipitous share price declines.
TheStreet Ratings' stock rating model views dividends favorably, but not so much that other factors are disregarded. Our model gauges the relationship between risk and reward in several ways, including: the pricing drawdown as compared to potential profit volatility, i.e. how much one is willing to risk in order to earn profits?; the level of acceptable volatility for highly performing stocks; the current valuation as compared to projected earnings growth; and the financial strength of the underlying company as compared to its stock's valuation as compared to its stock's performance.
These and many more derived observations are then combined, ranked, weighted, and scenario-tested to create a more complete analysis. The result is a systematic and disciplined method of selecting stocks. As always, stock ratings should not be treated as gospel — rather, use them as a starting point for your own research.
The following pages contain our analysis of 4 stocks with substantial yields, that ultimately, we have rated "Hold."
Preferred Apartment CommunitiesDividend Yield: 7.10% Preferred Apartment Communities (AMEX: APTS) shares currently have a dividend yield of 7.10%. Preferred Apartment Communities, Inc. is a real estate investment trust launched and managed by Preferred Apartment Advisors, LLC. The fund invests in real estate markets of the United States. It primarily acquires and operates multifamily apartment properties. The average volume for Preferred Apartment Communities has been 35,100 shares per day over the past 30 days Preferred Apartment Communities has a market cap of $45.0 million and is part of the real estate industry Shares are up 8.6% year to date as of the close of trading on Friday TheStreet Ratings rates Preferred Apartment Communities as a hold. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its robust revenue growth, solid stock price performance and expanding profit margins. However, as a counter to these strengths, we also find weaknesses including unimpressive growth in net income, weak operating cash flow and feeble growth in the company's earnings per share. Highlights from the ratings report include:
- APTS's very impressive revenue growth greatly exceeded the industry average of 12.3%. Since the same quarter one year prior, revenues leaped by 127.4%. This growth in revenue does not appear to have trickled down to the company's bottom line, displayed by a decline in earnings per share.
- Compared to where it was a year ago today, the stock is now trading at a higher level, regardless of the company's weak earnings results. Despite the fact that it has already risen in the past year, there is currently no conclusive evidence that warrants the purchase or sale of this stock.
- 36.45% is the gross profit margin for PREFERRED APARTMENT CMNTYS which we consider to be strong. Regardless of APTS's high profit margin, it has managed to decrease from the same period last year. Despite the mixed results of the gross profit margin, APTS's net profit margin of -52.14% significantly underperformed when compared to the industry average.
- The company, on the basis of change in net income from the same quarter one year ago, has significantly underperformed when compared to that of the S&P 500 and the Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) industry. The net income has significantly decreased by 554.9% when compared to the same quarter one year ago, falling from -$0.48 million to -$3.12 million.
- Net operating cash flow has decreased to $0.76 million or 18.44% when compared to the same quarter last year. In conjunction, when comparing current results to the industry average, PREFERRED APARTMENT CMNTYS has marginally lower results.
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addition to approving the undergraduate
tuition, fees and other charges for
the coming year (see tables),
the Trustees also stated that graduate
and professional school tuition will
be determined administratively to
reflect the budget requirements of
the various schools and part-time
tuition and fee rates will increase
proportionately. The general fee for
graduate students will be $1,750 and
the general fee for professional school
students will be $1,382.
Square, the area known formerly known
as Hill Field east on 34 St. to Walnut
Street, will have the same standards
as College Green. There will be new
lighting and trees with granite benches
along the walkway. A sculpture by
Jenny Holzer will be installed commemorating
125 Years of Women at Penn. Olin Partnership
is the landscape architect on this
Annenberg Plaza will receive an upgrade
with funding from the Annenberg Foundation.
Planned upgrades include handicap
access to the Annenberg Center, new
granite paving, and additional landscaping
to soften the appearance. The project
is expected to begin this summer with
a completion date of the fall of 2003.
Trustees passed a resolution to engage
ARAMARK to provide residential, retail,
kosher and catering related food services
to the University. The initial term
of the agreement is for two years
with four two-year renewal periods
for a potential total term of ten
and construction for the installation
of sprinkler systems in Meyer Hall
will proceed and include addressable
fire alarms and local smoke detection
systems. The project is estimated
to cost $1.2 million.
of the Hajoca Building at 3025 Walnut
Street will be handled by Dranoff
Properties, Inc. The $15 million redevelopment
of the building will enable WXPN to
lease approximately 16,400 square
feet of the building for a term of
15 years with two five year renewal
terms. Additionally there will be
approximately 17,000 rentable square
feet of space for use as a restaurant
and live performance venue to be operated
by the Real Entertainment Group, Inc.,
to be known as "World Café Live."
was reported that the total net assets
for the entire University decreased
by 2.4% to $5.0 billion, principally
due to a net loss on investments both
realized and unrealized. The total
endowment for the academic component
of the University decreased from $2.841
billion as of June 30 last year to
$2.729 billion.
the Health Services side the overall
utilization remained strong with adult
inpatient admissions increasing 3.2%
over a seven-month period. Total net
assets have decreased by 5.7% since
June 30, 2002.
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ABA ethics commission takes on issue of foreign in-house counsel
Several proposals that would allow foreign lawyers to more easily register as in-house counsel will go before the American Bar Association (ABA) at its annual February midyear meeting.
Litigation: The ethical considerations of litigation financing
Attorneys have an ethical duty to protect confidential communications with their clients. But how is this observed when a third party provides the client with funding for the litigation?
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"Team chemistry has always been a huge part of Butler," he said. "If you ask, what are Butler's strengths, Butler plays with all five guys together. We're connected on both ends of the floor. It's part of our system. We play team ball on both ends of the floor. We work on it. You have to spend time on it. Getting better doesn't happen overnight, but if you do it right, it can happen."
The Bulldogs made their public debut under Miller in Friday night's Blue-White scrimmage as part of the Big East's Tipoff Party that introduced the new conference to a national TV audience courtesy of Fox Sports.
More than 120 points were scored in 32 minutes of action at Hinkle Fieldhouse, which reflected solid offense and, at times, not so solid defense.
Yes, that defense will be addressed.
"There were way too many easy baskets," Miller said. "When we give up an easy basket or a layup, that's not what our defense is built for. We had a couple of breakdowns on the defensive end, but it was caused by some pretty good offense and good execution."
Butler has time to work on things before Tuesday's exhibition against Nova Southeastern.
"I don't know if it's something we have to fix," Miller said, "but we have emphasized defense from Day 1. We continue to talk about it. It's a process that happens all year. We'll be at Game 25 and still talk about it. We'll take what happened tonight, tweak it and get better at it."
The biggest change involving the switch from Stevens (who now runs the Boston Celtics) to Miller is that there is no change. Butler will still play physical defense. It will continue to feature efficient offense — put five guys on the floor who can shoot — that does not shy away from three-pointers.
Freshman guard Rene Castro showcased that with a buzzer-beating three-pointer to end the first half. He finished with nine points.
The leading scorer was freshman guard Elijah Brown with 19 points. That's not a surprise. He was an explosive scorer on consecutive California state title teams for Los Angeles Mater Dei High school his final two seasons.
"Elijah is an offensive player," Miller said. "He can put the ball in the basket. He did that in high school. What you saw especially early was he came out with a ton of energy. He was ready to play. He made shots. He made some tough shots."
Senior forward Khyle Marshall, Butler's leading returning scorer, had 18 points and six rebounds. Freshman forward Nolan Berry had 15 points. Senior forward Erik Fromm had 13 points and three rebounds.
The scrimmage emphasized flexibility, with players switching between blue and white teams.
"The guys played hard," Miller said. "They competed. We can take a lot of things from this."
Miller won't be immune to scrutiny even though he lost his top three scorers from last year's 27-9 team. Rotnei Clarke and Andrew Smith graduated. Roosevelt Jones suffered a season-ending wrist injury.
The move from the Atlantic 10 to the new Big East will be a challenge. And it's hard to replace a coach who led Butler to consecutive national title games, who went 166-49 in six college seasons and who never won fewer than 22 games.
That's especially true when you're just 33 years old and a head coach for the first time.
But on this night, it wasn't about Miller's challenge. It was about a team looking to build and grow.
"We look at it as an opportunity to get better," he said. "It was good to play in front of a crowd. They guys had an extra pep in their step. It was good to see how they react."
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Smith Number One in
With 14 Fulbright
Fellowships awarded to Smith students in 2005, the college
was the top producer among the nation's bachelor's
institutions of recipients of the prestigious grant.
With a nearly
50 percent yield of winners from among its 31 applicants for
the Fulbright Fellowship, Smith also ranked among the top
colleges in terms of percentage.
The Fulbright
program is the largest international exchange program offered
in the United States, operating in more than 140 countries.
The November 4
issue of The Chronicle of Higher Education lists
the top institutions that have produced Fulbright winners
in a special section on the Fulbright Program. Wellesley College
ranked third with nine Fulbright winners from 30 applicants
in 2005; Mount Holyoke College is ranked ninth with six awards
among 16 applicants. Vassar College also had six Fulbright
scholars and Bryn Mawr, three.
In the category
of research institutions, the University of Michigan in Ann
Arbor was ranked number one with 26 award winners among 100
The Fulbright
award is a highly coveted scholarship given annually by the
U.S. Department of State to support student projects and academic
endeavors abroad. The Fulbright student scholarship, which
was named after Senator J. William Fulbright, is intended
for recent bachelor's degree recipients, and master's
and doctoral candidates, as well as young professionals and
14 Fulbrights shattered last year's college record of
nine. The Fulbright Fellows, who are engaged in their positions
this fall in 11 different countries in Asia, Africa and Europe,
include 11 2005 graduates, and alumnae from 2004, 2003 and


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CLEVELAND -- The Washington Wizards weren't a match made in heaven for veteran point guard Shaun Livingston.
The 6-foot-7, 175-pounder appeared in 17 games with the Wizards this season before he found himself on the waiver wire.
"I knew that wasn't the best place for me," he said. "I think other teams saw that. You're evaluated by what you do on the court. That was tough for me. It's one of the worst spots I've been in my career."
Livingston said it was a "godsend" when he was claimed on waivers by the Cavaliers on Christmas Day. He has now moved into the starting lineup in place of Kyrie Irving, who's wearing a sling on his left arm.
The Wizards' top two point guards -- John Wall and A.J. Price -- were injured at the time. Yet, they still parted ways with Livingston.
"I'm such a cerebral player," he said. "I just didn't have the right pieces. I'm not a guy who goes out and gets 30 a game. I'm trying to make guys better. It just wasn't bonding.
"I'm a structure guy. It was moreso a lack of structure from an organizational standpoint. It wasn't the most beneficiary system for me. For other guys, it is. It wasn't the best fit for me. Sometimes it's just about the fit. They say it's always matchups. It's the same thing, the chemistry, the fit."
Livingston said there's no question the Wizards have talent.
"We'll see if they can ever be a playoff team," he said. "That's the big question. If you have that big payroll, you expect to make the playoffs."
Different role?
With Irving sidelined the next three to four weeks with a sprained left shoulder, Livingston's minutes will increase to about 30 minutes a game.
"His role will be the same," Cavs coach Byron Scott said. "It's going to be probably for the remainder of the season. If not, pretty close."
Scott said he doesn't consider the last 19 games an audition for Livingston, who is seeking employment next season.
"He's proven, at least to me," he said. "I don't look at it as an audition. He's the ultimate professional. His experience with us has been fantastic. His leadership has been fantastic.
"To be back where he is after the surgery is unbelievable. It shows his determination and grit."
'Human fastbreak'
Scott calls Wizards point guard John Wall a one-man fastbreak.
"You have to get back in transition," Scott said. "We have to make him a jump shooter. He's not a great shooter. Biggest thing with them is transition."
The Wizards are 15-13 since Wall has been back in the lineup.
"Health plays a big role in that," Wizards coach Randy Wittman said. "Early in the year, we were beat up. All those things when John got back put us at ease. We're coming out and competing every night."
Livingston said the Cavs have to stay in front of Wall.
"He's one of the most athletic guards we have in our league," he said. "He's a game-changer."
Quick shots
o In Cavs forward Luke Walton's last 17 games, he's averaged 4.7 assists. "I think he's the best passing forward in the league," Scott said. Scott seemed to forget Heat forward LeBron James, who is 10th in the NBA with 7.1 assists per game.
o Cavs forward Omri Casspi has gotten the medical clearance for full activity. He was in uniform and on the active list on Tuesday. He hasn't played since he had an appendectomy on Feb. 23. He also went through practice on Monday and didn't report any pain on Tuesday.
o Wizards shooting guard Bradley Beal missed his fourth consecutive game with a sprained left ankle. "He's day-to-day," Wittman said. "It could be a day or it could be a week." Garrett Temple, who played for the Cavs' summer-league team last year, started at shooting guard.


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Thursday, Nov. 11, 2010
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Aeroflex Colorado Springs, a division of Aeroflex Incorporated, a wholly owned subsidiary of Aeroflex Holding Corp., announce prototype availability of their UT699E and UT700 LEON 3FT-based mi croprocessors.
Next gener at i on LEON f ami l y products, the LEON UT699E and UT700, migrated from 250nm CMOS to 130nm CMOS process technology. The UT699E is pin-to-pin compatible with the UT699. Software developed for the UT699 is 100 percent compatible with the UT699E and UT700.
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Danity Kane Releases New Single 'Lemonade' + Announces Aundrea Fimbres Departure
Founding Danity Kane member Aundrea Fimbres (second from the left in the picture above) announced last night that she is both pregnant and engaged to be married! Unfortunately for Danity Kane fans, however, she also announced that she will be leaving the group. This comes after the band kicked off their reunion tour with a brand new single, 'Lemonade' featuring Tyga, as well as an opening night stop in San Francisco.


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Conor Friedersdorf offers his list of reasons why Romney has effectively prevailed in the nomination contest. Here is the first one:
For various reasons, candidates who might've bested him in the nominating contest, like Mitch Daniels, Jeb Bush, and Chris Christie, decided against running this year.
I'm going to stop him right there. Even assuming that one or more of the fantasy candidates had decided to run long before 2011, it has been to Romney's advantage when there are more candidates in the field. Would Jeb Bush have been less vulnerable to Romney's immigration attacks than Rick Perry? It's hard to see how. Not only is Bush more liberal on immigration than Perry, but his last name immediately conjures up memories of his brother's immigration policy, which is one of the things many Republicans liked least about him. Bush would have been a more formidable opponent than Romney's other rivals, but he is probably the only one of the fantasy candidates who could have won this year. It is likely that a Bush challenge would have made it easier for Romney to win over suspicious conservatives. This would have been similar to the way that McCain's challenge to George W. Bush in 2000 helped drive conservatives into Bush's arms. The possibility of a Daniels campaign is one that generated a lot of enthusiasm among wonkish types and pundits, but that was about it.
Conor discusses the weaknesses of the Huntsman campaign to explain Romney's success, but leaves out the most important part:
Jon Huntsman, whose governing record in Utah is more conservative than Mitt Romney's Massachusetts record, was never able to win any support from the GOP's conservative base, because its voters ultimately care less about the substance of a candidate's record than their capacity for throwing out red meat rhetoric and signaling tribal solidarity with culture cues and dog whistles.
The substance of Huntsman's record and his campaign agenda were more or less irrelevant once he had accepted the ambassadorial post in Beijing from Obama. When Republicans are competing to demonstrate how much they reject and oppose everything connected to Obama, this was fatal to Huntsman's political ambitions inside the GOP. Huntsman ran a bafflingly bad campaign, but what has to be understood is that his campaign's failure had already been guaranteed by a decision that he took years before he decided to run. Conor is right about the role of tribal solidarity, but he overlooked the most important thing Huntsman did that made it impossible for most Republicans to accept him.
Conor is right that the Republican primary electorate tends to support the relative moderate in crowded presidential fields, and there's no question that conservatives are now reaping what they sowed in 2008 when they rallied behind Romney in their failed effort to stop McCain. Much of the conservative movement helped create Romney as a viable Republican presidential candidate, and the outcome of this year's contest is the result. That should be a warning to movement conservatives in the future that desperately backing the opportunist of the day to try to achieve a short-term victory is not worth the price.


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Great for my "everyday" lashes.I loved this so much, that I went through 2 tubes before breaking down and testing another mascara for my simple "everyday" lashes. Most of my days don't call for all-out lashes and I found this to be great for that. Great definition and I don't recall ever having a problem with the formula running, flaking, or smudging. — 8 years, 10 months agoBeautyJunkieAmber | 231 reviews
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Pleasant Street Baptist Church
WESTERLY — Sunday mornings be sure to catch the Rev. Joshua A. McClure's radio program, "Living Faith For Today," at 7:30 a.m. on WBLQ 1230 AM and hear his message for the day.
9:30 a.m., religion classes for all ages including New Life classes for those becoming members of the church. 10:45, join us for Sunday Service; this week's sermon, "G-R-A-C-E," is taken from Ephesians 2:1-10 and the speaker of the day is Associate Pastor Mal Davis.
Wednesday, 7 p.m., Prayer and Bible Study. All are welcome. The Holistic Fitness & Wellness Program is off for the summer and will resume Oct. 4.
Saturday, 9 a.m. to noon — Christmas in July: The Women's Fellowship is hoping you will help out by donating a new toy, game, book or clothing. Stop by the church any Saturday in July and see the donation boxes. All proceeds will be used toward gift baskets for those in need at Christmas.
The emergency food pantry is at the Family Life Center, 31 Pleasant St. If you are in need or know of someone who is, please call. Donations gladly accepted. This month's food item is cereal. The Food Pantry is open the last Monday and Thursday of the month, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., except on holiday. Any further information or questions, please contact the church office at 401-596-1923. Church office hours are Monay to Thursday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Weekapaug Chapel
Services at the Weekapaug Chapel at 105 Noyes Neck Road are held each Sunday during the summer months at 10 a.m. with guest ministers each week representing various denominations. All are welcome to join in worship at the "chapel by the sea." The preacher for the July 6 service will be the Rev. Joan Withers Priest, who is a minister-at-large in the Presbytery of Southern New England and lives with her family in Lyme, Conn.
This Sunday marks the beginning of the Sunday School program for all children who attend services at the chapel. Following a special message from the Rev. Priest they will gather in the Memorial Garden for their classes.
The Chapel Choir will also begin singing at weekly services under the direction of the organist, Gery Elliot. All those who are interested in singing with the choir are encouraged to come to the chapel for a rehearsal on Sunday at 9 a.m.
On Sunday, July 13, the Chapel welcomes the return of the Rev. Erica Thompson, associate pastor at Asylum Hill Congregational Church in Hartford, Conn.
Second Baptist Church of North Stonington
NORTH STONINGTON — Our Sunday morning worship service begins at 10 a.m. with hymns, special music and a practical message from Simeon Beil, our summer intern, titled "The Most Forgotten Prayer" from the book of 1 Chronicles 4:1-10.
Our Sunday evening service begins at 6:30 p.m. and this week we will be sharing the movie "The Miracle of Israel" distributed by The Miracle of Israel Foundation. Take this journey with us and learn how ancient prophecy is being fulfilled before our eyes and how the miraculous story of Israel's restoration may hold the key to our future.
Sunday School classes for all ages begin at 9 a.m. Pastor Dave's adult class is doing a practical study of the book of Proverbs. (See the schedule of classes on our website secondbaptistns.org.). Join a class and get your questions answered and enjoy fellowship with others.
Wednesday evenings we are continuing our all-church summer teaching and prayer meeting with a 20-part DVD series by Howard Hendricks titled "Living By the Book." The DVD is a 25 minute teaching that will aid you in learning practical Bible study followed by discussion and prayer for the needs of the church.
North Stonington Christian Academy is a ministry of our church with open enrollment. Call for further information.
The church is located at 12 Stillman Road, North Stonington. We are a Bible based church with practical preaching and teaching for all ages. We look forward to meeting you at one of our services. For further information, call the church office at 860-599-2077.
Avondale Chapel
The Rev. David Jordan is our guest speaker this week. He is the senior pastor of Second Baptist Church, North Stonington, where he was ordained in 1997. He retired in December 2009 as project manager at Electric Boat, where he had been employed for 35 years.
Pastor Jordan received his B.S. and Master of Science degrees from Northeastern University and his master's in divinity from Bethany College. He is currently involved in teaching, preaching and pastoral ministry and especially enjoys studying and teaching the Old Testament.
The pastor and his wife, Mary Anne, reside in Pawcatuck, where they are enjoying their grandchildren. He has published his first book of poems entitled "He Will Make Me Walk On High Places."
Music will be provided by Lynn Dowding, organist, and Ben Rose, soloist. Dowding is the choral director at Chariho High School and Middle School, and the music director at Central Baptist Church. Rose, who is visiting from the Phoenix area, is the former director of music at First Baptist Church of Charlestown. The chapel is at 11 Avondale Road in Westerly.
Congregational Church, United, UCC
PAWCATUCK — Make worship with us a part of your Independence Day Holiday Weekend. We'll be pondering together what it might mean to be transformed by Jesus to live a new life each day. We'll also be sharing in the sacrament of Communion. Everyone is welcome because Jesus has saved a place for you at his table. If you've ever wondered whether or not God, faith and the church remain relevant, this may be the community for you as we ponder God's future and our role in it together. Questions and questioners welcome.
Things have slowed down around here but they haven't stopped by any means. Here's what's happening over the summer months in our wonderful church: Family Fun Fellowship outing to the CT Tigers Baseball Game on July 11; Books on the Beach at Misquamicut on July 10, 17 and 24; Congregational Mission Trip July 31-Aug. 3; Blessing of the Backpacks and Church Picnic on Aug. 24. God never takes a vacation so why should we.
Come and experience this vital Christian community and its 21st century outlook on our 2,000-year-old faith. The sanctuary is handicapped accessible. Sunday worship is at 9:30 a.m. Fellowship time for all follows worship. Everyone is welcome. The church is located at 9 Castle Hill Road off Pequot Trail. For more information or to speak with Pastor Ruth Hainsworth, call the church office at 860-599-1226 or visit www.uccwesterly.org. You can also visit us on Facebook. No matter who you are or where you are on life's journey, you are welcome here.
Central Baptist Church
WESTERLY — At the worship service at 9:30 a.m. this week Pastor Cal Lord's message will be "God Hears Our Voice," the third sermon in his five-week series "The Gifts of God — Preaching Through the Book of I Samuel." Fellowship Hour is held after worship downstairs in Fellowship Hall. All are welcome!
Junior Church is held during worship for younger children and childcare is available. Our building is handicapped accessible.
Sign up for Vacation Bible School. It will be held July 14-18, 9 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. with the theme Jungle Safari. It's free. VBS is for children in preschool through grade six. We will sing, pray, hear a Bible story, have a snack, and have fun with friends. The kids travel in small groups from station to station. We participate in a local mission to put our faith into action. We welcome children from all denominations. Children in seventh grade and up can volunteer as helpers. Registration forms are available on the church's website and in the church office.
Bocce Ball and Lawn Games Fun: On Thursday nights this summer we will meet at the church at 6 p.m. to play bocce ball, horseshoes and croquet. All are welcome. We will set up a grill and have a potluck picnic. Bring your favorite meat to grill and a picnic food to share.
For more information, please refer to our website at www.cbcwesterly.org or call the church office at 401-596-4929.
Christ Church
WESTERLY — Worship at Christ Church begins with the Saturday evening service at 5 p.m. (Rite I Holy Eucharist). On Sunday, the Holy Eucharist is celebrated at 9 a.m. (Rite II Choral Eucharist), and 11 a.m. (Rite II Contemporary service). The Holy Eucharist will also be celebrated on Wednesday at 7 and 10 a.m.
Registrations are being accepted for our annual Vacation Bible School, which will be held July 28 to Aug. 1. This program, open to the community, is a free, weeklong camp at the church for children ages 3 to 12. Youths ages 13 and up can volunteer to help run the camp. This year's theme, "Weird Animals — Where Jesus' Love Is One-of-a-Kind," will provide a fun-filled week with crafts, games, Bible stories, music and more. Registration forms can be found on the church website or call the parish office at 401-596-0197.
The Living Supplies Closet for those in need is open on Tuesday from 2 to 4 p.m. and on Thursday from 10 a.m. to noon. The Closet, in the basement of Christ Church, provides local residents with the opportunity to obtain items that cannot be purchased with government assistance. These are items like toiletries, cleaning supplies and paper products. Donations of items (particularly Comet, soap, deodorant, toilet paper, tissues, dish and laundry soap, diapers, baby wipes, paper towels, foil, toothbrushes for adults and children, toothpaste, shaving cream, and sanitary pads) or cash are always needed and greatly appreciated.
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The Church At Westerly
WESTERLY — "How to Manage Your Mouth" is the message this Sunday. The study is based on the Book of James, written by Jesus' brother. James is full of practical wisdom and personal advice for everyday living as followers of Jesus. The reality of how hard it is to keep our tongues under control is the subject of Sunday's message. Real-life solutions are offered as part of the study.
The church meets for worship every Sunday at the Tower Street School Community Center, 93 Tower St. Fellowship and refreshments begin at 10 a.m. The dress is casual and worship is from 10:30 – 11:45. A time for prayer and questions is included in the service together with an explanation of how to personally begin a faith relationship with Jesus. Traditional Christian beliefs are taught from the Holy Bible and both Catholics and Protestants are welcome. The church is especially open to people seeking to know God or trying to return to Him.
Children of all ages worship with their families until 10:45 and then children go to their own Bible study classes. Canned goods and staple food items are collected every Sunday for the church's food pantries at Merchant's Village and Babcock Village. Weekly messages are also downloadable on the church's website.
Additional information, including a map, is available at www.TheChurchAtWesterly.org. Feel free to like and "join" the church on Facebook. You can also reach Pastor Clark Rumfelt in Westerly at 401-315-2317 or 401-932-4766, especially if you need a ride to church.
Dunn's Corners Community Church, Presbyterian
Family Housing Support Fundraiser to end homelessness: Come and enjoy a pancake breakfast Saturday, July 5, from 8 to 10 a.m. at the Cross Mills Baptist Church, 4403 Old Post Road, Charlestown.
This Sunday, July 6th, 8 a.m.: Worship and Communion is in an outdoor arena located in a pine glade behind the Dunn's Corners Church. A platform with folding chairs will provide comfort for those who cannot sit on the wooden benches. A childcare room for infants and Church School 3 years old to third grade is available. Fellowship and refreshments follow in Fellowship Hall.
The 10 a.m. Worship and Communion is in the air-conditioned Sanctuary that is handicap accessible. The Rev. James Glenn's sermon from the Gospel of Matthew 11:25-30 is entitled "Jesus Instructs the Weary to Rest" from the summer series "Tell Me the Stories of Jesus." Andrew Wallace and Grace Urrico lead in music. There is a cry room available for parents who have infants or toddlers and would like to listen to Worship while attending to their child. We also have a separate room for infants and toddlers overseen by a professional attendant at 10 a.m.
Join us for our discussion on Jon Meacham's "Thomas Jefferson: The Art of Power" at 1 p.m. on Monday, July. Call the church office at 401-322-0655 for more information.
Join us for a Bible Study Tuesday mornings from 8:30 to 9:30 —"Tell Me the Stories of Jesus." On July 8 we will discuss Jesus and the Sabbath from Luke 6:1-11.
Youth Center hosted by Rachelle Sylvia, summer youth coordinator, is now open: Youth grades 6-12 are invited to join us this Tuesday, July 8, from 5 to 8 p.m. We will host a pizza dinner at 5 p.m. and a movie at 6 p.m.
On Wednesday, July 9, at 6:30 p.m., Vespers will led by Sheri Loeckler, and the Bible Study will be at 7:05 p.m. We will discuss the Parable of the Sower from Matthew 13:1-9; 188-23.
Vacation Bible School registration is underway. This summer set sail with "Gangway to Galilee: Amazing Grace Adventures!" Bible school is for children preschool through grade five and will take place on Monday, July 21, through Friday, July 25, from 9 a.m. to noon. Call the church office at 401-322-0655 to have a registration form (one per child) mailed to you or stop by and pick up a registration form in the office at 221 Post Road, Westerly.
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Faith Bible Chapel
The Sunday worship service will be at 10 a.m. and Children's Sunday School and nursery are also available at that time.
A time of Praise and Prayer takes place every Tuesday evening at 7, and all are welcome to attend.
Vacation Bible School will feature "SonRise National Park" and be held July 21-24th from 6 to 8 p.m. in the evening. All children ages 4 to 12 years old are welcome.
The primary way in which we experience community at FBC is through our Community Groups. Please visit our website at www.faithbiblechapel.com for updated listings of groups that fit your schedule.
Faith Bible Chapel is a non-denominational Christian church at 115 Ashaway Road in Westerly. A Place of New Beginnings, Faith's mission statement is to lead people into a growing relationship with Jesus by creating environments where people can be encouraged and equipped to pursue intimacy with God, community within, and influence without. For more information, please call FBC at 401-348-9637 or go online at www.faithbiblechapel.com.
The Pilgrim's Baptist Church
ASHAWAY — Kids, are you ready to have some fun this summer? It's almost Vacation Bible Time, and this year's theme is Weird Animals! On July 16, 17, and 18 from 6 to 8:30 p.m. come and play exciting Untamed Games, see a video at KidVid cinema, and have a snack at Critter Cafe. Don't forget your coins, we are getting the big scale ready for our Boys vs. Girls competition to raise money for missions!
Then, don't miss our annual Super Summer Explosion on Saturday, July 19, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. It's an awesome day of family fun with a bounce house, slip and slide, inflatable obstacle course, cotton-candy, slushies, hot dogs and more. There will be a presentation by East Coast Karate an noon and hands-on fun with Mad Science. Everything is free, but this year we will also offer raffle prizes, and if you'd like to enter the raffle tickets will be $2 each or three for $5.
This Sunday, stop by and be a part of one of our Bible Fellowship Classes, beginning at 9:30am. Classes offered are: Christian Literature, Monthly Bible Topics, Big Picture Bible Study, and Men, Women, Teens, and Children's groups. There will be a coffee and refreshment time in the Fellowship Hall after the Bible classes.
Morning Worship begins at 10:30 a.m. Our Worship Service consists of our Praise Team leading traditional and contemporary hymns and a message preached from God's Word.
Come back out Sunday evening to learn more as we are studying the minor prophesy of Habakkuk at 6 p.m.
Our Men's Bible Study, M.U.G.S. (Men Under Grace Sustained) meets every Tuesday night at the church at 6:30. Every Wednesday night is our Casual Bible Study and Prayer Meeting at 6. We are beginning a new study called Winning From Within. There is a children's service with Mrs. Sedam, our awesome Teen group with Andy, and for everyone else a chance to pray and learn.
Tune into "The Winning Side" with Pastor Sedam Friday at 9 a.m. on WBLQ 1230 AM. Contact Tina in the church office at 401-377-6077 and visit our website www.pilgrimsbaptist.com. The Pilgrim's Baptist Church is located at 27 Chase Hill Road, Ashaway.
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The NFL Draft is now only 17 days away, and Monday morning was a busy one for USF's draft hopefuls, with eight Bulls working out for the Buccaneers at One Buc Place, according to defensive back Mistral Raymond.
Raymond went through position drills with the Bucs, as did much of USF's senior class -- receiver Dontavia Bogan, defensive ends Craig Marshall and David Bedford, running back Mo Plancher, tight end Kevin Gidrey, tackle Jake Sims and center Sampson Genus. Raymond said the Bulls were part of a group of about 16 players, including other Tampa area graduates, like Miami linebacker Colin McCarthy, West Virginia receiver Jock Sanders, Central Florida receiver Jamar Newsome and former South Carolina reciever O.J. Murdock.
Raymond has had a busy past week, having worked out for the Vikings on Tuesday and Wednesday and the Bears on Thursday and Friday -- Chicago also had linebacker Jacquian Williams in town at the same time. For many of Monday's group, this was their first NFL team workout -- Gidrey flew in from Virginia for the workout and now will continue training in North Carolina for the draft.


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Rudolf Uhlenhaut, Technical Director of the Mercedes-Benz Racing Department from 1937 to 1955, is born in London, England (1906).
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Bobby Allison drives a Chevrolet to victory in the NASCAR Winston Cup race in Trenton, New Jersey, USA (1972).
July 17
Luigi Chinetti, Sr., winner of the first post-WWII 24 Hours of Le Mans and the first Ferrari distributer in the US, is born in Milan, Italy (1901).
July 18
A.J. Foyt, driving a Lotus-Ford, wins the USAC Championship race in Trenton, New Jersey, USA (1965).
July 19
French fighter pilot, politician, and sports racer constructor Andre Moynet born (1921).
July 20
Jo Siffert drives Rob Walker's Lotus 49B-Ford to victory in the British Grand Prix at Brand Hatch, England. First F1 championship win for Siffert (1968).
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Rich Vogler dies in an accident on the final lap of a sprint car race at Salem Speedway in Indiana, USA. He was leading the race when he tangled with a backmarker. The race was red flagged and Vogler awarded the win (1990).


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Rolling in the Deep hitmaker Adele has given fans a huge hint that she is set to release a new album later this year (2014) in a cryptic tweet marking her 26th birthday.
Taking to the social networking site, "Bye bye 25... See you again later in the year."
Adele has previously released two albums, 19 and 21, that represented her age at the time that she wrote them.
The singer first mentioned that she was in the early stages of working on her new album after the Grammys last year.
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Rays sign all top picks
UPDATE, 12:21: Baseball America, as always, was all over the bonus info, reporting Guerrieri got $1.6-million, Mahtook $1.15-million and Goeddel $1.5-million.
UPDATE, 12:00: Rays signed all four top picks - Guerrieri, Mahtook, Goeddel and Garvin
DEVELOPING: The Rays signed LHP Grayson Garvin, the 59th overall pick out of Vanderbilt.
With Garvin signed, the Rays now have three unsigned players from their top 12 picks - No. 1 RHP Taylor Guerrieri (24th overall), No. 2 OF Mikie Mahtook (31st overall) and No. 5 3B Tyler Goeddel (41st overall).
Garvin got $370,000, well below the recommended slot bonus of $614,700, as first reported by Baseball America.
Garvin, the 59th overall pick, was considering a return to Vanderbilt, where he was named SEC pitcher of the year after going 13-2, 2.48. He also was the Cape Cod League's top pitcher in 2010.
"Grayson is a guy that has had a lot of success,'' Rays executive VP Andrew Friedman said. "He has a good three-pitch pitch mix (90-92 mph fastball, changeup, slider/curve) and a good feel for how to manipulate the baseball and miss barrels (of bats).''


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Airline industry insiders are raising serious safety concerns about regional carriers like Colgan. We reported last night on hearings into that February plane crash near Buffalo that killed 50 people, which revealed that pilots for commuter airlines often work very long hours for very little pay. That prompted some strong reaction from the pilots themselves who reached out to ABC News' Lisa Stark directly via email.
We got this response from a pilot who works for a regional airline:
My biggest complaint about the regional airline industry is the way the pilots are paid and treated. Pilot training is intense and grows many kids up quick. however Regional airlines say that since they are a stepping stone for pilots to go onto bigger carriers they can pay and treat them poorly. More than fatigue it is low pilot moral that would be a bigger safety concern. Poor pay = stress= unpaid bills = stress = depression= inattention to cockpit duties.
It is the same as all industries. One gets what they pay for. Higher pay = more productivity & better safety. I had a supervisor tell me one time that "pay is not related to professionalism" when I complained about the pay (off record). I have no clue where he learned that.
I fly on regional airlines all the time. I think it is the pilots that actually make all airlines safer. Computers/airplanes break all the time. Studies have shown on average a pilot will face 6-10 threats per flight. And yet aviation has a better safety record than driving. However everyone makes mistakes. Sometimes very expensive ones. My family flew with me on one of the Colgan planes just last week(off record)
I don't think that safety is being sacrificed. However the maintenance dept leaves a lot to be desired. So does the FAA. Did you know that we have many FAA checks. however they only check cosmetic things. Seat torn here.......sticker missing there. THE FAA WILL NEVER START A AIRPLANE ENGINE AND ACTUALLY RUN IT UP TO CHECK FOR PROBLEMS BECAUSE OF LIABILITY ISSUES. Now that's a huge loophole.
As for the Maintenance dept they get a lot of new faces, high turnover, inexperienced guys. We write broken things up and a lot of times it is "ops check good".. Sometimes the same item is written up several times over. However if the item is a safety issue the pilots will usually refuse to fly the airplane forcing maintenance to fix the problem.
Sterile Cockpit is the Rule that is broken everyday in 99.99% of airplanes cockpit on every flight. However I must mention that one cannot sit quite throughout. Conversation is ok to keep attention and prevents fatigue by keeping the pilot actually focused on the more important duty of flying. A quite cockpit leads to sleepy pilots specially in regional turboprop airlines where most legs are flown below 10000 flight the entire time. I am not defending idle chatter as a excuse not to do ones duty. All the pilots I have flown with will do their jobs well and stop all non essential conversation when required. I must mention that pilots learn a lot from each other's experiences and mistakes. Most of this experience is exchanged in the cockpit when flying.
Another email came to us anonymously:
If you folks only knew what happens at these bottom feeder regional's, it would shock you. I'm a professional pilot - and I won't let my family ride on one.
You pay for what you get, and regional airlines don't pay a livable wage.
Maintenance is shoddy at best. Remember, they are cutting corners on all aspects related to their operations - including maintenance.
Major airlines put out a RFQ (request for quote) for all of their regional flying. They go with the cheapest. In order to be the cheapest - you pay pilots virtually nothing (hence you get the least experienced pilots), and you cut corners on maintenance everywhere you can, and you carry the least amount of pilots as possible. Those that are there work horrendous schedules, and you're lucky if they are half awake.
Pilots are threatened if they call in sick or are fatigued by the regional airlines. All the airline cares about is a butt in the seat and that the flight happens. Sick pilot, fatigued pilot - that's not very important to them.
They say safety is #1, but realistically it's not. The almighty dollar is #1, and safety is a distant second - maybe.
I think you have recently seen the results of the current culture in regional airlines - 50 people recently paid for it with their lives.
It should have never happened.
This one came from a pilot who worked for regional airline: "Regional airlines hold their pilots to same standards as the major airline. Yet, regional airlines don't have the same work rules and compensation the major airlines offer, not even close." "There will be another Colgan 3407 if regulations and work rules are not changed. There are signs of it every day. Pilots flying tired, stressed, overworked and underpaid." "The flying public balks at expensive fares, but they want a Captain Sully in every cockpit, they can't have both." "The regional flying goes to the lowest bidder, not the one with the best compensated pilots and best safety records."
Another pilot pilote wrote:
"I am not defending idle chatter as a excuse not to do ones duty," he said. "All the pilots I have flown with will do their jobs well and stop all non essential conversation when required. I must mention that pilots learn a lot from each other's experiences and mistakes. Most of this experience is exchanged in the cockpit when flying."


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Caroline Wozniacki withstood a late comeback to defeat Victoria Azarenka of Belarus 6-2, 6-7 (3), 6-4 Friday and reach the final of the Pan Pacific Open.
Wozniacki will meet Elena Dementieva in the title match after the Russian beat French Open champion Francesca Schiavone of Italy 6-4, 7-5 in the other semifinal.
The top-seeded Dane could overtake Serena Williams at No. 1 in the world rankings if she lifts the trophy in Tokyo and reaches the quarterfinals or better in Beijing next week.
She took a 5-0 lead in the third set before the eighth-seeded Azarenka closed the gap to 5-4. The top-seeded Dane held serve and won the match when Azarenka's return went long.
"At 5-love, I felt really good, I thought the match was mine," Wozniacki said. "Then Victoria started playing well and all of a sudden the score is 5-4, and I knew I had to close it out with my serve."
Both players struggled with their serve. Wozniacki had four double-faults while Azarenka had 12, including one that allowed Wozniacki to even the second set 6-6.
Azarenka won the tiebreaker to send the match into a third set.
"The third set was really tough," Wozniacki said. "It was like a new match, a new game."
Azarenka, who had beaten Wozniacki twice before, said it would have been tough to come back all the way from a 5-0 deficit.
"I may have come back from 5-1 or 5-2 before, but never 5-love," Azarenka said. "I lost my concentration, but it's hard to keep your concentration for that long."
Dementieva and Wozniacki are 3-3 in career matchups. Wozniacki has won four WTA titles this year and Dementieva has won two.


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A UC Davis medical school neurosurgeon at the center of a scandal over experiments on dying brain cancer patients has taken a leave of absence. UC Davis officials say Dr. J. Paul Muizelaar was taking his leave effective Thursday.
The Sacramento Bee says a statement from medical center chief Anne Madden Rice adds the leave will continue pending a review of four new malpractice claims involving Muizelaar.
The university last year banned Muizelaar and Dr. Rudolph J. Schrot from any research involving human subjects.
The federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and the Joint Commission, which accredits hospitals, are investigating.
The university was warned last month that serious deficiencies were uncovered and the hospital's Medicare funding was in jeopardy unless it comes into full compliance.


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Obama asks for governors' help on trade
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama is asking the nation's governors to help push his free trade agenda.
Obama is urging governors to talk to their congressional delegations about how the Pacific Rim trade deal could boost businesses in their states. Obama says governors can "lift up the benefits" and push Congress to hold a vote.
The administration is facing grim prospects for moving its Trans Pacific Partnership through Congress in the near term. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has suggested he won't bring it up for a vote before the November election.
Obama says he's "cautiously optimistic" it can still get done.
Obama is hosting the National Governors Association at the White House. He also urged governors to help fight the Zika virus and to back new cybersecurity initiatives.


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MARSEILLE, France – The Marseille fire department says a stage being built for a Madonna concert in the French port city has collapsed, leaving one dead and six injured.
The fire department says the stage at the Stade Velodrome stadium fell apart on top of several workers Thursday. The six injured were taken to local hospitals. Details of their injuries and the identity of the dead worker were not immediately released.
The cause of the stage collapse was not clear. The area was barricaded after the accident.
Madonna is scheduled to perform in Marseille on Sunday.
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For the last several years, the Obama administration has acted as though the press was an arm of the White House. They give exclusive access to friends; they punish enemies. And most of all, they don't allow anyone in the press to know anything they don't want them to know.
Now, with President Obama's polling numbers dropping in swing states and the media up in arms over Obama's non-transparency, it appears that the tail is wagging the dog: the media can now dictate how the President of the United States conducts himself in office. They can force him in front of a microphone. The question is whether they'll ask him the right questions.
The Obama administration's precipitous decision to open the public relations kimono came after a weekend of media griping about Obama's opacity. It began with Jake Tapper of ABC News complaining that Obama hadn't "formally taken questions from the White House press corps in more than two months, while on the campaign trail in Iowa yesterday he made time for reporters from People magazine and 'Entertainment Tonight.'" That was followed by an outraged Chuck Todd of NBC News, who didn't like the fact that the White House has been editing press pool transcripts to avoid quoting Joe Biden's "they gonna put y'all back in chains" remark. "I think we're going to have to change this system," Todd said last week. "This is an outrage that they do this."
The clamor among the DC media folks grew stronger over the weekend, when Stephanie Cutter, Obama's deputy campaign manager, took to the airwaves to explain that Obama was doing the right thing by talking with grocery check-out line magazines rather than actual political reporters: "I don't think that they're more important, but I think they're equally important. I think that's where a lot of Americans get their news. And I think the president's going to continue doing that."
The outcry was deafening. And so, on Monday morning, at a press conference run by Obama press secretary Jay Carney, Obama just happened to show up to answer a few questions. You know, the ol' "Boss Happens To Drop By A Press Briefing On A Weekend After Being Trashed By The Mainstream Media He Ignored." One of those.
He answered some questions, told some lies, and then headed for the door. The media couldn't have been more triumphal about the situation. "Come back!" shouted Chuck Todd as Obama made for the door. "Don't be a stranger!" shouted Jake Tapper.
And with that, the President was gone. And the mainstream media had made its point: Obama had to dance to their tune. The question now will be whether they hold him accountable for his shoddy record, or whether they just want him to kowtow before them, after which they'll grant him absolution.