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Construction has begun on the world's biggest waterslide on a hillside west of Auckland, as part of a festival to help combat depression.
The 650 metre long waterslide, the brainchild of Auckland men Jimi Hunt and Dan Drupsteen, will be open for public to use during a two-day festival on February 23 and 24.
Funds raised will be used by the charity Live More Awesome.
"We're a couple of Kiwi guys who like so many others have really suffered at hands of depression, said co-founder Dan Drupsteen. " It was really tough, but having come out the other side we decided the best way for us to keep depression at bay was to 'Live More Awesome'. We hope this amazing project will encourage others to do the same and we want people to know it's ok to ask for help," he said.
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Three slides are being built down the hillside near Helensville - the 650 metre long monster, along with two smaller ones - one 80 metres and another 60-metre "grandma slip'n'slide" for the more timid.
Hunt's previous adventures include riding a lilo down the Waikato River.
The men say Live More Awesome was based around the idea that if they continued to strive for better things and "live more awesome" then there was no way that depression would ever get them again. "So far it's working."
Through their online and social media presence, then men hope to connect those people to others with like minds and encourage people to have hobbies, do things rather than buying things and have fun.
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PHILLIP Hughes has some huge shoes to fill.
The 24-year-old South Australian opener has been given the nod to replace the retired Ricky Ponting in the first Test against Sri Lanka, beginning in Hobart next Friday.
Hughes, who joined the Redbacks from New South Wales during the winter, has scored 524 first-class runs this summer at 47.63 and has the chance to wear his baggy green for the first time after spending a year in the wilderness.
He was picked ahead of Alex Doolan, Usman Khawaja and Rob Quiney, who failed to impress in his two Tests against South Africa.
National Selection Panel (NSP) chairman John Inverarity said Hughes, who has scored 1072 runs at 34.58 in his 17 Tests to-date, deserved his chance.
"Phillip is an improved player and his recent and overall career statistics present a compelling case," Inverarity said.
"The NSP holds the view that he, having just turned 24, is a very significant part of the future. He has received this call-up, his third, as it was considered to be the right time and circumstances for him to re-establish himself.
"Michael Clarke will give careful consideration to his batting order during the next few days.
"He has a number of options open to him and Hughes at three is one of these."
Pace duo Peter Siddle and Ben Hilfenhaus also return to the 12-man squad at the expense of John Hastings and Josh Hazlewood, who were not considered due to injury.
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Yellow Birthday Cake Recipe
I've made a lot of fancy flavored birthday cakes for other people, but when my birthday rolls around, I prefer the same old-school, yellow cake that I remember my mom making for me. Hers was made from a boxed mix, but my version is homemade. This cake tastes how good yellow cake should; buttery, light, and moist. I use a soaker of simple syrup with real vanilla bean to ensure that the layers pack extra moisture and flavor.
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- 325 grams all purpose flour
- 1 tablespoon baking powder
- 1/2 tablespoon salt
- 1/2 pound (2 sticks) butter, soft and but into 1 inch pieces, plus more for greasing pans
- 325 grams sugar
- 4 eggs, room temperature
- 2 yolks, room temperature
- 1.5 tablespoons vanilla extract
- 1 1/4 cups whole milk, room temperature
- Soaker: vanilla bean simple syrup (1 cup sugar, 1 cup water, scraping of 1 vanilla bean, brought to a boil and cooled)
Preheat oven to 350°F. Grease the bottom and sides of the cake pans with butter, line with parchment paper rounds, and set aside. Sift the dry ingredients together and set aside.
In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a paddle attachment, cream the butter and sugar together on high speed until it is light and fluffy (about 5 minutes). Reduce the mixer speed to medium and slowly add the eggs and yolks with the vanilla one at a time, mixing well between each addition until incorporated. Scrape down the sides and bottom of the bowl frequently. In four additions, alternate adding the dry ingredients and the milk on low speed, mixing until just incorporated. Remove the mixing bowl from the stand mixer and finish mixing the cake with a spatula; do not over mix.
Divide the batter evenly between the three pans (use a scale for easy measuring) and bake for approximately 25 minutes, rotating the pans halfway through. When fully baked, the cakes will be springy to the touch, look golden brown, and a tester inserted in the centers will come out clean. Allow the cakes to cool in the pans for 15 minutes, then carefully turn the cakes onto a cooling rack and remove the parchment. Allow the cakes to cool completely before assembling. When building the cake, brush each layer liberally with cooled soaker.
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NICK MILLWARD drums
Digby Fairweather began his professional jazz career in l977, combining playing with writing and broadcasting for Jazz FM and the BBC (l985-98), before returning to fulltime playing thereafter. He is founder of the National Jazz Archive, and co-founder of the Association of British Jazz Musicians and Jazz Section of the Musicians' Union. During his career Digby has recorded prolifically, written several books about jazz, broadcast regularly on the subject (BBC 1992-8) and worked with most of Britain's leading Swing players, before forming his newest band 'The Half Dozen' in l995. He received the BBC Jazz Society's 'Musician of the Year' award (l979) and thereafter British Jazz Awards (Trumpet/l992 and Services to Jazz/l993), the Benno Haussman Award (Services to Jazz, l993) and the Freedoms of London and his hometown Southend-on-Sea. From 2003-7 he was musical director for blues legend George Melly, and now tours with rock icon Paul Jones (Manfred Mann et al).
Digby Fairweather played the cornet semi-professionally from l971 with British bands including Alex Welsh, Ron Russell and Lennie Hastings and took up jazz fulltime in l977 working (amongst others) with the 'Midnite Follies Orchestra' 'Velvet' and the 'Pizza Express All Stars'. From l983 he led a variety of projects including the 'Jazz Superkings' 'The Great British Jazz Band' and (from l995) his award-winning Half Dozen which toured with George Melly (2003-7) Paul Jones (2207-present), and which has won the British Jazz Award – the 'Jazz Oscar' - for top small group for seven years (2005/6/8/9/10/11/12). Digby's awards include 'BBC Jazz Society Musician of the Year (l979) British Jazz Award (trumpet/1992) 'Services to jazz' (1993/95) and Freedoms of London (1992)his hometown Southend-on-Sea in their Millennium Role of Honour for AD 2000 and the Worshipful Company of Musicians Jazz Medal (2011) . His related activities include founding the charity 'Jazz College' with pianist Stan Barker (l979) the National Jazz Archive/Association of British Jazz Musicians (l987) and Musicians' Union Jazz Section (l992).
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Vocollect, a business unit of Intermec, Inc. (NYSE:IN) and the world leader in voice-enabled solutions for mobile workers, today unveiled its new Talkman A700 Solution that introduces a voice industry first – integrated voice and scanning in one wearable solution – improving user productivity while reducing the need, cost and management of multiple peripherals, thus creating an entirely new mobile worker experience. The solution facilitates hands-free scanning for process steps such as inducting totes at the beginning of assignments, batch-picking, and product traceability, while retaining the ergonomic and performance benefits of a compact, purpose-built mobile device.
"In the past we have deployed Bluetooth® ring scanners to support scanning in voice workflows. All indications are that eliminating the extra piece of equipment, the additional battery required to power the scanner, and the management of pairing the Bluetooth scanners to the Vocollect Talkman A700 Solution will be beneficial in both productivity and reduction of maintenance," says Bill Morris, Senior Director, Hardware Systems, Manhattan Associates.
Lipari Foods, a leading food distributor based in Warren, Mich. with more than 8,000 customers in 12 states, uses Vocollect Voice for case- and each-picking in its distribution operations and has realized an 80 percent error reduction and 12 percent productivity improvement. "We had a great experience with our pilot of Vocollect's A700 Solution. There are many tasks that can benefit from scanning in addition to voice, such as weight capture. Having a single hands-free device that supports both voice and scanning is a powerfully efficient tool for picking and many other distribution tasks," says Joe Beydoun, Systems and Process Manager, Lipari Foods. "Our associates also like the smaller form fit and extended battery life," he said.
"We are excited to see our strategic global partner integrate scanning and voice technologies in a single compact unit," said Robert Nilsson, Dematic Vice President and General Manager of Software and Supply Chain Intelligence. "With our growing software capabilities in warehouse controls, we can now execute voice direction with quality control and product tracking functions that often require a scanning device. Having these capabilities in a single platform improves efficiency and delivers a better customer experience."
In addition to the optional integrated bar code scanner, when used in combination with Vocollect's VoiceCatalyst software and wireless SRX2 headset, the A700 Solution supports a number of features that accelerate deployment and shift start-up times and improve both system performance and user comfort.
The A700 Solution is designed to be used by both new and existing users of Vocollect Voice. It provides a flexible, configurable architecture approach, allowing it to adapt to new challenges within the supply chain as business needs evolve. Almost one million workers in over 60 countries use Vocollect every day to move in excess of US $5 billion of product to customer locations. This proven track record of successful deployments is an important factor to help leaders minimize current and future supply chain risk with their technology investments.
"With the advent of our A700 Solution, there is no better time for companies to take a new look at voice for transforming their distribution operations," - says Jay Armant, Vice President of Product Management, Vocollect. "As the global voice market leader, Vocollect brought forth a vision of the voice-centric warehouse, and today offers the most comprehensive end-to-end, integrated solution to help companies optimize their supply chain performance."
About Vocollect
Vocollect (www.vocollect.com), a business unit of Intermec, Inc. (NYSE:IN), is the leading provider of innovative voice technology solutions that help companies with mobile workers run a better business. Vocollect enables companies to further optimize already-efficient distribution operations and improve business decision capabilities, while delivering the industry's premier worker experience for challenging industrial environments. Almost one million workers use Vocollect every day to move over $5 billion of products to customer locations. Together with a global team of over 2,000 certified Vocollect solution professionals, Vocollect helps its customers save more than $20 billion annually. Vocollect integrates with all major WMS and ERP systems and supports the industry's leading handheld computing devices.
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NEW YORK (MarketWatch)—U.S. stocks advanced Thursday, with the S&P 500 logging its fourth straight daily gain and closing at a record high.
Reports on existing-home sales and manufacturing topped forecasts, and expectations of dovish notes in Friday's speech from Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen also boosted sentiment.
The S&P 500 SPX, +0.29% gained 5.86 points, or 0.3%, to finish at 1,992.37, topping its July 24 finish to set its 28th record close in 2014. The four-day winning streak is the longest since June. During the session, the index hit an intraday record at 1,994.76. Read more: Why a new all-time high doesn't mean a crash is due
The Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, +0.36% rose 60.36 points, or 0.4%, to 17,039.49, pushing back above the 17,000 level to log its highest close since July 24. The index is off around 0.6% from its all-time closing high. The Nasdaq Composite COMP, +0.12% rose 5.62 points, or 0.1%, to 4,532.10, ending at its highest level since March 31, 2000.
Today's market-moving economic data: An August reading for the Philadelphia Fed index, a manufacturing gauge, came in at 28, besting forecasts for a reading of 18, and a manufacturing gauge from Markit also jumped. Meanwhile, sales of existing homes rose 2.4% in July to 5.15 million, above expectations, and initial weekly jobless claims came in basically in line with forecasts.
Thursday's encouraging economic reports have provided a lift to U.S. stocks, said Kim Caughey Forrest, a portfolio manager and senior equity analyst at Fort Pitt Capital Group. The good news might have been bad news for the stock market, spurring worries the Fed could pull back sooner from its stimulus efforts, but the central bank has been offering "soothing words," she told MarketWatch.
""It looks like regardless of how long the Fed hawks are talking, the doves are winning at this point," Forrest said.
Investors further shrugged off the Fed minutes released Wednesday that showed some officials arguing the groundwork should be laid for raising interest rates sooner than expected. A hike is hardly imminent.
"It's still unlikely that it's going to be immediate and remains data dependent," said Brenda Kelly, chief market strategist at IG Markets, in emailed comments.
High hopes for Jackson Hole: Kelly and other strategists said not much will hold markets' attention ahead of Friday in Jackson Hole, Wyo., where Yellen and European Central Bank President Mario Draghi are scheduled to speak.
"Markets are making hay while the sun shines—possibly in a delusional manner based on previous equity moves in the run-up and aftermath of the Jackson Hole symposium," Kelly said. "Yellen, however, is not Bernanke, and she may offer some surprises."
Other strategists are sounding at least slightly cautious in the short term following the S&P 500's two-week uptrend.
"Despite hints by the FOMC that rate hikes may come sooner than widely anticipated, the S&P 500 appears to be on a mission to eclipse the 2,000 level before considering the consequences of an uncontrolled advance," said Sam Stovall, an equity strategist at S&P Capital IQ, in emailed comments.
Individual stocks: Hewlett-Packard Co. HPQ, +5.35% and Hormel Foods Corp. HRL, +4.30% were the biggest winners in the S&P 500 after each company posted quarterly profit that topped expectations.
EBay Inc. EBAY, +4.66% was another top performer in the S&P 500, gaining more than 4% in the wake of speculation it may spin off its PayPal business.
Shares of retailer Gap Inc. GPS, +0.16% edged higher in the lead up to quarterly earnings after the closing bell. What to look for
Dollar Tree Inc. DLTR, -1.31% shares were down 1.3% after reporting quarterly results and as Family Dollar Stores Inc. FDO, -0.50% reaffirmed its support for Dollar Tree's takeover bid, rejecting a rival offer from Dollar General Corp. DG, -0.24% Follow the day's notable stock moves here.
Other markets: The Stoxx Europe 600 SXXP, +0.66% closed higher as investors pushed aside a mixed bag of purchasing managers indexes. Disappointing Chinese manufacturing data weighed on Hong Kong stocks, with the Hang Seng HSI, +0.32% snapping a four-session winning streak. Gold GCZ4, +0.38% settled lower, continuing to lose ground after the Fed minutes.


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Professor Rob Salmond's claims (reported in the New Zealand Herald on Tuesday) that the rich are taxed less in New Zealand than in comparable countries because New Zealand has a comprehensive GST but no capital gains tax ignores some important facts, says Casey Plunket, a member of the 2010 Tax Working Group (TWG) and a tax partner at Chapman Tripp.
"Salmond suggests that people who invest in company shares which they sell for a profit are being under-taxed, because there is no capital gains tax. This confuses legal liability with economic liability.
"Although the investor pays no tax, the company does. That tax reduces the sale price for the shares, because it reduces the company's current assets, and the post-tax cash flow the buyer can expect from the company. Economically, the corporate income tax is a tax on shareholders rather than companies."
New Zealand had a high corporate tax rate by international standards – 28% compared to the OECD average of 25.5% - and a very comprehensive corporate income tax base. As a result, corporate income tax accounted for a higher proportion of tax revenue here than in most other OECD countries.
"That is the reason why the TWG did not advocate a capital gains tax. The high corporate tax means we don't have the same need for one as many other countries, and in many cases, it would actually lead to double taxation," Plunket said.
The information in this article is for informative purposes only and should not be relied on as legal advice. Please contact Chapman Tripp for advice tailored to your situation.


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Davis, B.G. Tools for Teaching. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass Inc., 1993. Print.
Yarger, D. "Instructional Design Modules." Professional Development at Lansing Community College. Web. 3 Mar. 2010.
Hammons, J.O. "How to Check Out Your Syllabus." Teaching Professor. 9.5 (1995): 5.
Hansen, B. "Faculty Response to a Learning Outcomes Workshop." First Naitonal Conference on the Learning Paradigm. Jan. 1997.
Johnson, G.R. First Steps to Excellence in College Teaching. Madison: Magna Publications., 1995. Print.
Stanford University Newsletter on Teaching."Designing and Teaching a Course." Speaking of Teaching. 9.2 (1998): 1-6.
Stark, J.S., and Lisa K. Larruca. Shaping the College Curriculum: Academic Plans in Action. Boston: Allyn and Bacon, 1997. Print.
Sousa, D.A. Learning Manual for How the Brain Learns. Thousand Oaks: Corwin Press, 1998. Print.
TFS Staff. "Design Your Syllabus as a Management Tool." Teaching for Success. 7.5 (1995).
Weimer, M. Improving Your Classroom Teaching. Newbury Park: SAGE Publications, 1993. Print.
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The University Testing Center has just notified faculty that because of increased usage, Center staff cannot collect notes that faculty allow students to use during an exam. Alternatives exist for faculty-created handouts (e.g. embedding them in ANGEL exam question sets), but how to deal with student-created notes is another challenge.
Many faculty allow students to bring in a page of notes to their exams because in preparing that page of notes, students review the material, synthesize it, and think about what is most important. All of these help students learn!
However, other faculty are concerned that if students are allowed their own notes, some will take the opportunity to copy exam questions and pass them on to other students. Is it possible to discourage such behavior, but still allow student-created notes?
Using a bank of test items and randomly drawing questions provides each student with a unique exam. If the bank is large and the questions sufficiently varied, there is little advantage to copying questions and sharing them with other students. Faculty who use question banks should also take steps to ensure that each test is of comparable difficulty. Subdividing questions into different levels of difficulty and drawing a specified percent from each level is a good method to ensure that each unique exam is equally difficult.
A faculty member can also provide students with blank, but marked note paper, for students to use for their exam notes. As a deterrent from adding notes during the exam, ask students to return the note paper in class after taking the test. Choose a marking that is difficult to replicate and easy to identify as an item student are allowed to use during the test.
While neither strategy is guaranteed to be 100% effective, both of them:
a) communicate to students that cheating is unacceptable, and
b) make it more difficult to cheat.
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UWGB is starting a tradition. One that begins with you…our alumni. Return to campus for the first ever 'Alumni Reunion Days' to catch up with friends, favorite faculty and others who shaped your college experience. Share stories about the good old days and the fun that was had. Bring your family to check out all the changes in and out of the classrooms. Be part of the tradition!
- Music (here's a fun tidbit…Big Mouth will be performing at Friday night's reception and with the UWGB Jazz Band)
- Athletic Events
- Family Activities
- Tours
- And more…
Mark your calendars, tell your friends and watch for more information on the first ever 'Alumni Reunion Days!'


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Cathy Poulin, public relations director at Bob's Discount Furniture, recently presented representatives from St. Anna School with a $5,000 donation check from Bob's Outreach Program as part of its "Celebrate the Arts" contest.
This contest, now in its seventh year, awards a total of $45,000 in cultural grants to nine schools across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic in order to support and maintain dance, music and the arts in schools.
From left, Ms. Poulin, Bob's Discount Furniture outreach coordinator Sharon Valley and St. Anna students Jan Jacob, Alexcis Mahoney and Aiden Doherty.


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The Most Stolen Cars in the U.S.
For car thieves, bigger is better.
Dec. 8, 2008 -- In the past few years, big, bold SUVs have become almost synonymous with the success of entertainment and sports stars. You make it big, you buy an Escalade. Or a Hummer.
Hopefully, there's money left over to hire a full-time driver who can watch over the car, because these two vehicles are among the most likely to be stolen.
Click here to learn more about the the cars that attract the most thieves at our partner site, Forbes.com.
The 2007 Cadillac Escalade ESV, a full-size luxury SUV, has the highest theft-claim frequency of any vehicle by a long shot. It's 15 times more likely to end up in the hands of thieves than the least-stolen car, the luxurious Mercedes E Class sedan, according to the theft-claim frequency report for 2005-07 model year cars, SUVs and light trucks, produced by the Highway Loss Data Institute (an affiliate of the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety). The E Class, Buick Rainer and Subaru Forester have the lowest theft-claim frequency reports.
"The Escalade has been the star of the show with car thieves for the better part of the decade," says Russ Rader, an IIHS spokesperson. "It has pop-culture appeal, and thieves are attracted to it."
While the Escalade is the most coveted among thieves, the Hummer H2 and the Hummer H2 SUT (a sport utility truck with a small pickup bed in the rear compartment), are also highly desirable--and among the top 10 vehicles with the highest theft claim frequencies. Given a choice between a Hummer and a small car like the Ford Focus or a wagon like the Volvo V70, a thief is eight times more likely to go for the SUV.
Behind the Numbers
To generate lists of the most- and least-stolen cars, the IIHS annually reviews insurance-claim reports to determine theft-frequency rates based on the number of claims filed for every 1,000 vehicles insured each year. The 2008 report, released in October, only includes 2005, 2006 and 2007 model-year cars, light trucks and SUVs, with the exception of the Cadillac Escalades (only the 2007 model is included because it was redesigned for that model year) and the Dodge Charger (only the 2006 and 2007 models are included since it was not available in the 2005 model year). Based on the claims filed, the IIHS also calculates the average loss payment--the amount paid to the consumer by the insurance company--made for each claim filed.
Although there are plenty of sedans and smaller models that are attractive to thieves, most of the vehicles comprising the list of the top 10 most-stolen cars are big trucks and SUVs.
There are many reasons why thieves choose popular, large vehicles over everyday family cars, but one is accessibility, says Rader. "If you've got a typical family sedan ... it is most likely spending the night in a suburban garage."
Desirability, however, is a big factor. The Escalade (11.3 claims per 1,000) and its slightly larger sibling, the Escalade ESV, are likely popular among thieves, says Rader, for the cars' expensive parts and accessories. Escalade owners are known to add premium audio equipment, flashy rims, extra chrome and interior accessories as well. That might explain why the average claim loss paid for a stolen Escalade is $14,657 and $13,060 for the ESV. The average loss payment, across all vehicles, is only $9,396.
Thieves are also attracted to a vehicle's cargo. The Ford F-250 and F-350 SuperCrew pickups have open beds that may include expensive equipment or tools that are just as appealing to thieves as the truck itself. The average loss payment claim for these vehicles are among the highest ($19,250 and $20,138, respectively), which may also include claims for whatever equipment or cargo these trucks may have been holding at the time they were stolen.
Adding Deterrents
Cadillac recognizes that the appeal to thieves "is an unfortunate side effect of the desirability" of the Escalade, but says it is doing its part to make the vehicle harder to steal, according to a Cadillac spokesperson. For the 2009 model year, Cadillac added a theft-deterrent feature through General Motors' OnStar communication system. When an Escalade or Hummer is reported stolen, OnStar will remotely shut off the vehicle's power, making it virtually impossible for anyone to drive it.
But reporting a vehicle stolen needs to happen quickly, since a thief wants to offload it quickly--either whole or as parts. The Insurance Information Institute, a nonprofit organization, estimates a car is stolen every 24 minutes.
The best deterrent of all, however, is buying the kind of car that thieves tend not to steal, especially something like the Volvo V70 (the claim frequency is only 0.8 out of 1,000 per insured vehicle year). Nevertheless, if the V70 or any other car suddenly were to become attractive to thieves, auto experts say there is relatively little that a car owner can do to stop them. If professional thieves want a certain kind of car badly enough, they'll go to just about any lengths to get it.
"If a thief wants your car, they will load it on a flatbed," says Rader. They will either strip it for parts or head for coastal borders "where it will end up on a boat and be exported overseas."


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Money market fund assets rose to $2.716 trillion
Total U.S. money market mutual fund assets rose $11.50 billion to $2.716 trillion for the week that ended Wednesday, according to the Investment Company Institute.
Assets of the nation's retail money market mutual funds fell $2.70 billion to $940.53 billion, the Washington-based mutual fund trade group said Thursday. Assets of taxable money market funds in the retail category fell $4.25 billion to $735.11 billion. Tax-exempt retail fund assets rose $1.55 billion to $205.42 billion.
Meanwhile assets of institutional money market funds rose $14.20 billion to $1.776 trillion. Among institutional funds, taxable money market fund assets rose $15.05 billion to $1.689 trillion. Assets of tax-exempt funds fell $840 million to $86.40 billion.
The seven-day average yield on money market mutual funds was unchanged from the previous week at 0.02 percent in the week that ended Tuesday, according to Money Fund Report, a service of iMoneyNet Inc. in Westborough, Mass.
The 30-day average yield was flat at 0.02 percent from last week. The seven-day compounded was unchanged at 0.02 percent. The 30-day compounded yield was also flat at 0.02 percent, Money Fund Report said.
The average maturity of portfolios held by money market mutual funds rose to 46 days from 45 days.
The online service Bankrate.com said its survey of 100 leading commercial banks, savings and loan associations and savings banks in the nation's 10 largest markets showed the annual percentage yield available on money market accounts rose to 0.12 percent from 0.11 percent the week before.
The North Palm Beach, Fla.-based unit of Bankrate Inc. said the annual percentage yield available on interest-bearing checking accounts was flat from the week before at 0.05 percent.
Bankrate.com said the annual percentage yield on six-month certificates of deposit fell to 0.17 percent from 0.18 percent. It fell to 0.27 percent from 0.28 percent on one-year CDs and fell to 0.43 percent from 0.44 percent on two-year CDs. It was also fell to 0.89 percent from 0.90 percent on five-year CDs.


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This silky, soft and fast absorbing luxurious lotion is made with natural pure mechanically extracted premium shea butter from Chad in central Africa and pure whole leaf aloe vera juice. All the other ingredients in this formulation are also natural (apricot kernel and coconut oils). Shea butter is a sought after high value emollient that is extracted from the nuts of shea trees only found in the African savannah. Shea butter is full of virtues and has been used for centuries in Africa as skin ointment, moisturizer, softener, protector and healer. Chadian shea butter is particularly rich in vitamin E. It is perfectly scented with a blend of natural peach and mango essences. Shea Touch all natural body lotion is free of PEG, alcohol, carbomer and paraben.
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Due to COVID restrictions and wildfire recovery, please call wineries to confirm tastings before visiting.
Frog's Leap is a family-owned winery dedicated to sustainable principles and committed to producing wines with balance, restraint and respect for terroir. Originally founded by the Williams Family in 1981 on a spot along Mill Creek known as the Frog Farm, today Frog's Leap makes its home amongst 200 acres of vineyards in Rutherford at the historic 'Red Barn'. This noted 'ghost winery' was built in 1884 as the Adamson Winery and renovated in 1994 as Frog's Leap's permanent home. A handsome bi-level barrel chai completes the state-of-the-art winemaking facility and guests are received in the warm and welcoming LEED-certified hospitality center.
Now in its thirty-fifth year of production, Winemakers John Williams and Paula Moschetti hand-craft an annual production of 60,000 cases comprised of Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Zinfandel, Merlot, and an estate-grown Cabernet Sauvignon. Using the best of Napa Valley's organically grown, dry-farmed grapes and the most traditional winemaking techniques, Frog's Leap strives to produce wines that deeply reflect the soils and climate from which they emanate. Frog's Leap produces some of Napa Valley's finest wines and, undoubtedly, has one of the wine world's best mottos: "Time's fun when you're having flies."
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Our Signature Seated Tasting offers you the opportunity to taste through a flight of four current release wines from the comfort of your private table on the back porch of The Vineyard House with views of the Mayacamas Mountains.
Our Garden/Cellar Tasting allows you to enjoy a stroll around the gardens, or relax and take in the ambiance of our Barrel Cellar—all with a glass of wine, of course. Weather dependent.
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Frog's Leap is certified under the Napa Green Winery Program by the Napa County Department of Environmental Management (DEM) and the Association of Bay Area Government's (ABAG) Green Business Program and completed all the regulatory components needed for environmental sustainability. These components included developing water and energy conservation methods, preventing pollution, and reducing solid waste. In addition to developing sustainable winery practices, this program is set to become the standard for the state of California.
Frog's Leap is certified under the Napa Green Certified Land Program. Frog's Leap has created and implemented a customized farm plan with measured results that addressed all aspects of its property, vineyard land as well as non-farmed land, including practicing soil conservation, water conservation, stable drainage, riparian corridor enhancement, fisheries and wildlife habitat enhancement and long-term improvement and sustainability.
Certification - certification is granted by the Napa County Agricultural Commissioners Office of Pesticide Regulation, the Regional Water Quality Control board, the California Department of Fish and Game, and the National Marine Fisheries Service.
Once a year the rarest new Napa Valley wines become available under one roof at Premiere Napa Valley. Wineries throughout the Napa Valley are given one task to participate: create a one-of-a-kind wine for this event to be purchased by one lucky bidder. This event is only open to select members of the wine trade and the successful bidder is the sole owner of this unique wine.
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Most of these niggas shouldn't be next to us
We keep our distance from those, those acting like hoes
Xanny imposed, weed in my clothes, cubics is gold
Your wig'll get told, put the realest niggas
Niggas, product of cap pillers, gangbangers, and dealers
Streets keep watching, aye, click, boom
The ghetto bird get shot down, straight to the top now
They want a third strike on my background
But nah homie, put the mask on when I slide on 'em
Put the cash in the safe and here's a extra slug 'fore I shake
You smoke faster than me with a eighth
Or better yet, a wet break on a plate
Burning your faith, all your senses covered in tape
Fuckin' with them boys in blue
Chill out before I send them rags at you
You running to the cops saying, "How we do?"
Saying it's just rap and them lines ain't true
So I just do Q, fuck it, a ménage à two, or maybe trois
Baby girl need a papa, I be her dada
Coochie smacking, give praise to Allah
Get blazed in my car, with Oxymoron, Rock
[Verse 2: Jay Rock]
Rock got it, Rock came from rock bottom
Sparked the flames, still remain as a top shotta
I ain't no backpack rapper, I ain't no lyricist
And if we ain't talking to you, mind your business then
Cold with it, Black Hippy, yeah, we cold niggas
All the girlies love us, get a whiff of us, they bones quiver
Heard some clown throwing stones at us
Holding boulders, champ
Once you hear that "YAWK," watching domes shatter
It's Top Dawg; we runnin' rap
Whack rappers, feline, reason why we don't run with cats
Nine double O five nine, where my family at
Pull up in that family van holding tools like the handyman
And to be real, not with all this rapping, politickin'
Rapper competition, wrapped up my position
'Til I'm finished, 'til I make a couple tickets
Then I'm outtie on them islands with my crimmies chilling
Hide your feelings, now can I live?
Look, I gotta keep my feet on top of the dirt
'Cause everywhere I go they like
"When you dropping some work?"
Been a threat since birth
The rap game's pallbearer when I'm dropping the hearse
I ain't new to this, I'm true to this, industry's nightmare
Red strings in my Nike Airs, yeah, the white pair
I'm Jay Rock, America's most wanted
My charges? Killing MCs without warning
[Verse 3: Ab-Soul]
It's Ab-Soul, gimme the loot, I'm the skinny Biggie
In New York City with Puffy, puffing a sticky
All odds against me, still even the score
Probably why I'm always OT on tour
TDE, believe me, we want war
I don't even know what piece I like most no more
Two fingers, two triggers, what's the difference?
We all gon' die one day, until then I'm gettin' paid
My grandma watching so I ain't gon' curse
Still gifted like a Wale verse
Backwood full of OG Bobby Johnson
Medicine in my soda, tryna dodge the coffin
And these days are so bittersweet
I guess it's just a balance, we battle naturally
And y'all still trippin' off of Jay-Z Tweet
I still got laps to run when me and Jay-Z meet
Peep, Soul brother number two
The first one used to make beats for CL Smooth
Top got the S550 but the CL smooth
And rolling weed is the only time I see Ls move
[Verse 4: Isaiah Rashad]
I think I found my second home, Sunny California
And it's your little nigga brother, you ain't meant for corners
It's what they told me
So I never looked back, I got a shell in the bag
Fat as elephant ass, so we flirt in the path
Passing propellers, I tell her, tell her we flying, just listen
See, we diamond, just shining, and they gon' find us glistening
Brought sand to the beach and we left with your bitch
For the record in Guinness, I'm a hecklin' menace
Where's Robin? I'm Given', fucking minding my business
He a regular victim of some regular women
Regular niggas, you always cater to sluts
You always wasting my time, you always faking the funk
I put your motherfuckin' dreams in your face
You keep looking for some women to be all in your face
That deep dussy reach niggas, keep dussy
That Tennessee dussy make a nigga be dussy
You can never rap better than me
'Cause you ain't dedicated
You ain't underrated, you ain't underlooked
You ain't overbooked, you just undercooked
It's supposed to be me and my niggas in the record book
Now they got me out here by myself - still fresh as fuck
[Verse 5: Kendrick Lamar]
I hate y'all, I'd do anything to replace y'all
Shout out to Face Mob
A ghetto boy 'til I'm unemployed with a day job
And kicking boxes
I kick ass and then kick knowledge, I'm way more polished
Than 99% of the scholars you thought had graduated
I'm the master that masturbated on your favorite emcee
Until the industry had wanted me assassinated
You either corny or an opportunist, I let you eat
Now go back to church and steal crackers at communion
What I been doing? I'm about to crack the Da Vinci Code
Yeah and nothing's been the same since they dropped "Control"
And tucked a sensitive rapper back in his pajama clothes
Ha-ha, joke's on you
High-five; I'm bulletproof
Your shots'll never penetrate
Pin a tail on a donkey, boy, you been a fake
I got my thumb on Hip-Hop, and my foot in the back of your ass
Aftermath get the last laugh
I serve niggas like master Geoffrey, jump on the curb
Turn a shotty to a verb if you let me, you know I'm a killer
I'm on your head, you know I'm a killer
The West Coast Cosa Nostra
Under oath 'til it's over, you over-owe us
So what the fuck? I fuck you niggas up, I fuck you niggas up
She suck and fuck, I fuckin' duck you fuck niggas like when I want
You go at us, you going fuckin' nuts, acting irrational
Pop you then pop an Adderall, know the drill like a lateral, nigga
I'm more Pappy Mason than Pastor Mason
Pacing back and forth and racing, my thoughts
On them racing Daytons
I spilled blood on my apron cooking this shit up
I feel like some of y'all is hating
Quite frankly, your bitch booty should thank me for grabbing it
Turn these hoodrats to actresses, what a magic trick
Accidents never happen when murder's involved
Immaculate tactics, so follow me, if you need me, just call on me
I say, "Hold up, wait a minute
Your career ain't shit unless you got some Kendrick in it"
Your pussy ain't shit, ain't no room is left on my dick
Unless you look like Jordin Spark
Make my mark on that clitoris, mwah
Hollywood's been good to me
Lil' hood nigga used to pawn mom's jewelry
Family jewels big as fuck and I got the balls to say it
Balls deep, ballin' out 'til Spalding need a replacement
I'm outchea, the West in your mouth, chea
Invest in the vests of Vietnam vets when you out near
The white court building, spilling its Merlot
Fillin' women, a Virgo
Pimp the industry, 'member these Stacy Adams and furcoats
Shook, you're scared to death
You're scared to look in the mirror when Kendrick is near you
King Kendrick!
TDE was featured on a cypher for the 2013 BET Hip-Hop Awards, during which Kendrick ripped a "sensitive rapper." Sway has ScHoolboy Q call Kendrick so that he can speak a bit on his verse.(Watch the whole interview from the beginning to hear Q speak on their cypher).
Beat used is the timeless, grimey street classic Shook Ones Part II by Mobb Deep.


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WHEREAS: it is necessary to expand the membership of that commission to include a representative from the Department of Agriculture and Forestry;
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Does it ever make sense to not run from the chasing rebels?
I often end up in the situation where my last couple jumps out of a sector are through rebel controlled locations. The fights are tough, but I often destroy the ship instead of jumping away early. The rewards are paltry, 1 fuel or ~50 scrap.
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R&B and beach music singer Billy Scott has died, The Associated Press reports. He was 70.
Scott died in his Charlotte, North Carolina, home Saturday after battling pancreatic and liver cancer, the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame said.
Remember other celebrities we've lost this year
Scott was born in West Virginia, where he had an early R&B career with a group called The Prophets. Their first gold record was in 1968 for "I Got the Fever." Soon they moved to North Carolina, where they changed their named to the Georgia Prophets and began to sing beach music. Some of the band's beach hits included "California" and "Seaside Love."
"I kind of fell into it," Scott said in a 2000 interview. "It was there, and all the songs we were doing were R&B and soul and then this beach music term came up in the Carolinas, and it just became a part of what we were doing."
In 1999, Scott was inducted into the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame.


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Supervisor Lt. James Tanler of the Neighborhood Patrol Unit, Crime Prevention Officer J.T. Frey and the Green Hills Estate Property Manager Claudia Lazo decided it was time to bring a little cheer to the Green Hills community in West Springfield after a year that held a shooting in an occupied home and other drug related activity in the neighborhood. The force and the Green Hills community celebrated their efforts and progress towards making the neighborhood safer with a visit from Santa.
The event took place the day after the Newton, Conn. shootings.
Captain Joe Hill of the West Springfield District Police Station took his officers on Saturday, Dec. 15 to continue what he described in an email to the Connection "[as work the force has been doing] with a troubled community over the last several months to stem the tide of violence and apathy in the Green Hills community."
"The officers of the West Springfield District developed a plan to take back that community through aggressive patrols and community outreach [after the neighborhood shooting]. We have been very successful in running the bad element out and now start the community outreach to the young people and parents to foster trust and cooperation," wrote Hill.
On Saturday, Dec. 15, Hill's officers escorted Santa into the community and shared cookies, prepared by the Citizen Advisory Council, with the children and the property manager and gave gifts to every child with the help of the Toys for Tots program.
Hill said, "Needless to say, after dealing with the tragedy in Connecticut, this event gave us a little joy that was stolen on Friday. The officers were so charged up they took Santa for a ride around the community and hit several other communities to pass out candy canes to any kid they saw. It did our hearts good."


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Wind has secured its position as a mainstream energy source. In fact, wind and natural gas are the two leading sources of new power generation, and together they provided 90% of the new generating capacity added in the US during 2008. The US wind energy industry shattered all previous records last year by installing 8358 MW of new generating capacity, 42% of the nation's total. That massive growth swelled the nation's total wind power generating capacity by 50% and channeled an investment of some dollars 17 billion into the economy, positioning wind power as one of the leading sources of new power generation in the country today, along with natural gas. New wind capacity brought online in the fourth quarter alone, 4112 MW, exceeds annual additions for every year except 2007. In all, wind energy generating capacity in the US now stands at 25,170 MW, producing enough electricity to power the equivalent of close to seven million households and strengthening our national energy supply with a clean, inexhaustible, homegrown source of energy.
The US is now number one in the world in terms of new installed wind capacity - the US installed 2000 MW more than the number two, China - and in total installed capacity, overtaking long-time leader Germany (23,902 MW). The wind capacity operating in the US today is more than all the power capacity installed in Oklahoma or New Jersey or Arkansas.
Indeed, wind is an economic and job creation dynamo, adding 35,000 new jobs during a period when other sectors of the economy were laying off hundreds of thousands of workers. More than 55 new or expanded wind energy manufacturing facilities came online or were announced during 2008, reflecting billions of dollars invested in the US economy on top of the investments in new capacity.
Market growth acceleratES job creation
About 85,000 people are employed in the wind industry today, up from 50,000 a year ago. These workers hold jobs in areas as varied as turbine component manufacturing, construction and installation of wind turbines, wind turbine operations and maintenance, legal and marketing services, and more. About 8000 of these jobs are construction jobs, but wind power's recent growth has also accelerated job creation in manufacturing, as the share of domestically manufactured wind turbine components has grown from under 30% in 2005 to about 50% in 2008. New manufacturing facilities created 13,000 new direct jobs in 2008.
The progress wind has made is exciting, but the economic downturn had begun to take its toll on the industry by January 2009. Financing for new projects and orders for turbine components slowed to a trickle and layoffs began to hit the wind turbine manufacturing sector as the credit crunch settled in. As financing slowed, orders for new equipment have diminished and some wind turbine and turbine component manufacturers in different parts of the country have announced layoffs.
For this reason, the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, otherwise known as the stimulus package, approved by Congress in February, is a welcome development for the wind industry. The package includes several key provisions that will enable the wind industry to regain its momentum and continue to grow as the US economy weathers the current downturn. A three-year extension of the federal production tax credit (PTC), with the option of converting the PTC to a 30% investment tax credit (ITC) and applying for an equivalent grant through the US Department of Treasury, is expected to provide a strong infusion of capital for new wind farm development.
This, in turn, will spur orders for equipment and generate new growth in the domestic manufacturing chain. All of this translates into thousands of jobs and billions of economic investment right here in the US. The next step is to create federal policies that reflect a national commitment to renewable energy sources, including a national renewable electricity standard (RES) and national policy to facilitate investment in a green power transmission superhighway.
Moving forward
A national RES would signal a long-term national commitment to clean energy. It will provide certainty to investors and open the way for the billions of dollars of investment that is necessary to build infrastructure (transmission lines) and wind farms as we set our sights on achieving President Obama's vision of doubling our use of renewables by 2012.
Transmission policy changes are needed to enable the development of a green power transmission superhighway that can deliver electricity generated by remote renewable energy facilities into the cities where it is needed. Without an expanded and upgraded grid, renewable energy projects will not be built. There are already 300,000 MW of wind capacity that cannot be built due to the backlogged transmission queue.
Recent movement on these issues in Congress is encouraging and the wind industry remains optimistic about the future. The US Department of Energy says that wind could provide 20% of our electricity by 2030 and the wind industry is doing its part to move toward that vision. With the right policies in place, wind is ready to help address some of the nation's most pressing challenges: economic recovery, energy security and environmental stability.
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The 13th Annual Convocation ceremony took place on October 13th in Alumni Chapel at 4 p.m. We honored two very important leaders in the hospitality industry at our College of Hospitality Convocation. Mr. Russell Salvatore, owner of Salvatore's Grand Hotel and Russell's Steaks, Chops & More, and Mr. Huynh Trung Nam, chairman of The Imperial Group in Vietnam, received honorary doctorates. Chairman Nam and Mr. Salvatore have, in their own way, each built "empires," that will leave a lasting impact in their communities and in their respective fields.


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Opinion: Peggy Noonan: The Incredible Shrinking President
Declarations columnist Peggy Noonan on why Barack Obama isn't commanding respect abroad from friends—or foes. Photo: Associated Press
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PITTSBURGH, Oct. 9, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Mylan Inc. (Nasdaq: MYL) today announced that it has entered into a settlement agreement with Shionogi Inc. and CIMA Labs Inc. that will resolve patent litigation related to Prednisolone Sodium Phosphate Orally Disintegrating Tablets (ODT), 10 mg, 15 mg and 30 mg. Prednisolone Sodium Phosphate ODT is the generic version of Shionogi's Orapred ODT®, which is indicated for the treatment of certain pulmonary diseases such as asthma. Additionally, the product is indicated for the control of certain severe or incapacitating allergic conditions, such as atopic dermatitis, and seasonal and perennial allergic rhinitis, that are intractable to adequate trials of conventional treatment.
According to the terms of the settlement, Mylan will be licensed to sell its Prednisolone Sodium Phosphate ODT product on April 1, 2014, or earlier under certain circumstances. Pursuant to the agreement, pending litigation will be dismissed. Other details of the settlement are confidential, and the agreement itself is subject to review by the U.S. Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission.
Mylan believes it was the first company to have filed a substantially complete abbreviated new drug application (ANDA) containing a Paragraph IV certification with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for Prednisolone Sodium Phosphate ODT, 10 mg, 15mg and 30 mg, and anticipates that it will be entitled to 180 days of generic market exclusivity. This product had U.S. sales of $33.1 million for the 12 months ending June 30, 2012, according to IMS Health.
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SMF Development > Feature Requests
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This board is for proposing features for the NEXT version(s) of SMF.
Please note:
This board is NOT for requests to have features added to 1.0.x, 1.1.x or 2.0.
The 1.0., 1.1.x versions are obsolete, and the 2.0 series is in maintenance stage, and only security and bug-fix releases will be made. There will not be features added even in 2.0. The preferred way to implement features and feature enhancements for 2.0 will be as mods - either official mods, developed and supported by the team, either third-party mods, developed by their respective authors.
Currently, 2.1 development is ongoing, along with a few preparations for 3.0.
A number of requests may be better suited as a mod, for the forums that need it, and not as a core feature. There are many reasons coming into play that may lead to that, amongst which how useful it is for ALL forums (or a very significant amount of them), what are the tradeoffs of implementation, how much it is requested by the community. If you are redirected to Mod Requests board, please consider proposing there your idea. You may want to note that even if for now, a feature proposal is considered best suited for a mod, there can be - and are - always cases when a feature implemented as a mod available on current versions of SMF may be reconsidered for future versions of SMF.
Please consider also the following notes:
--- Quote from: [Unknown] on May 15, 2004, 12:57:43 AM ---It's important to explain the feature you want fully and carefully - if you don't, you may confuse us and end up getting your feature request off on "the wrong foot". Just as this is bad with interviews, it is also bad with feature requests ;).
Another important note is that this is for requesting features, not custom packages (aka. mods). Some things, while they may be great for your forum, just don't belong on every forum. One of the design goals for SMF is not to be bloatware, but rather to be sleek and easily extendable. Just because the forum can't do it out of the box doesn't mean a package or modification can't be used easily and quickly to make it happen on your forum.
However, it's helpful to post feature requests based on already made packages - possibly noting any downsides the mod might have for "distribution level" status; this will probably make give you a stronger case. If there's already code, and it works, it makes it a lot easier to say, "we have time to add this feature."
It also needs to be noted that this is generally for features for the current final. Sometimes you may get a "no" or a "unlikely", but this answer of "no" does not at all mean we didn't consider your idea. It can mean a lot of things, one of which might just be that it cannot be done before the next major stable release is made. (meaning 1.0, 1.1, etc. - not alpha/beta/rc releases.) It may be looked at again after that has been done.
And, if your feature request gets turned down, always remember that you can ask in the support boards about how to do it. Just because we don't want it to be a feature of SMF doesn't mean your forum cannot have the feature!
Don't forget that you probably didn't pay for this software if you are using it. While we would like nothing else than to please everyone, sometimes it just can't be done with the time and resources available to us. Donating time (helping out here), money (which I'm told equals money), or other things to help the project may make features significantly more likely to make it into the next release. But remember, we do consider every feature request big and small. You don't have to donate anything or be anyone to get your feature request looked at - or even implemented.
Lastly, please remember to search before posting. Using both the forum's search and Google may help you find information about the feature you want faster - including if it's already implemented, or if a package is available.
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