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In this May 2, 2018 photograph provided by Kensington Palace, Britain's Princess Charlotte cuddles her brother Prince Louis, on her third birthday, at Kensington Palace, in London.
In this May 2, 2018 photograph provided by Kensington Palace, Britain's Princess Charlotte cuddles her brother Prince Louis, on her third birthday, at Kensington Palace, in London.Duchess of Cambridge/AP
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge released two new photos of the newest addition to the royal family, Prince Louis, on Sunday.
The first official photos of the fifth in line to the British throne were taken by Princess Kate Middleton at the home of her and Prince William in Kensington Palace. Prince Louis Arthur Charles has not been seen in public since he was born on April 23 at St. Mary's Hospital in central London.
The first snapshot was taken on April 26, just three days after the little prince was born. The second photo, taken on Princess Charlotte's third birthday on May 2, shows the older sister planting a gentle kiss on her baby brother's forehead. The photo signifies Princess Charlotte passing the royal torch to her younger sibling, as it
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"The Duke and Duchess would like to thank members of the public for their kind messages following the birth of Prince Louis, and for Princess Charlotte's third birthday," Kensington Palace tweeted on Sunday.
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Prince William and Princess Kate said in a statement that they are "very pleased" to share the photos. Kate, who studied art history at the University of St. Andrews, is an avid photographer who has previously taken official portraits of her children.
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Fletcher Technical Community College will get $4 million from the state for its new Integrated Petroleum Technology Center, doubling the $4 million oil giant BP donated for the facility, the college announced Wednesday.
Fletcher Technical Community College will get $4 million from the state for its new Integrated Petroleum Technology Center, doubling the $4 million oil giant BP donated for the facility, the college announced Wednesday.
The new money, which comes from the state's construction budget, means the school has $8 million on hand to build a state-of-the-art technology center on its new campus in Schriever.
At 29,999 square feet, the building will include a 4,000-square-foot training laboratory, classroom space and offices.
"This is all the latest and greatest," Fletcher Chancellor Travis Lavigne said. "This is something we will be very, very proud of."
Fletcher's two-year petroleum technology program teaches students the technical, scientific and mathematical skills required for oil-field jobs. The new space and equipment means the program will be able to grow and give students more hands-on experience with the most up-to-date technology.
In addition to beefing up Fletcher's two-year programs, the building will give the school space to open up room for high school students. Local high school juniors and seniors could dual-enroll at Fletcher and their high school, earning credits for fast-track degrees or certificates at Fletcher or Nicholls State University.
"This is a very exciting opportunity for our students," said Terrebonne Parish Schools Superintendent Philip Martin. "It's hard for me to think of a better set-up for students who are looking for oilfield jobs. This is going to put them way ahead of the game."
The project comes as local leaders work to beef up badly needed job training for the offshore industry to meet surging demand. Oil companies said there are more jobs than there are skilled workers and are shelling out sometimes huge sums of money to speed up training.
BP, for example, was also a major donor to Fletcher's new campus and has paid for smart boards or interactive computer screens in several local elementary and middle schools.
Local legislators who helped net the money said the new center is a boon for the Houma-Thibodaux area.
"Once this building is completed and ready for students, Fletcher will continue to be able to train young people for jobs and provide south Louisiana with skilled workers, which we so badly need," said state Sen. Brett Allain, R-Franklin, in a news release.
Lavigne said the cooperation between private industry and the state was crucial to making the project happen, especially when higher education aid remains scarce.
"The collaboration among BP, Fletcher and the state of Louisiana exemplifies the unique impact a public-private partnership can have when we come together with a common goal of educating the future workforce of our state," Lavigne said.
The building was designed by Thibodaux-based Weimer Gros Flores LLC and Crump Wilson Architects. It will be built by the Prairieville-based J.F. Juge Construction Co.
A construction timeline isn't ready, but the building must be completed by 2014 because of state requirements.
Staff Writer Matthew Albright can be reached at 448-7635 or at email@example.com.

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Boston Setback Doesn't Shake Vigilers' Faith
Vigilkeepers at St. Stan's were upbeat on Monday despite the bad news for 10 Boston churches. According to reports, the Vatican's highest court, the Apostolic Signatura, rejected appeals from parishioners to rescind the archdiocese's closure order for the churches, three of which have been occupied by vigils for more than five years.
"It's not going to change how we proceed," said Laurie Haas, one of the leaders in appealing the Adams church's closure last year. Vigilers at St. Stanislaus Kostka have been closely following the fates of the Boston churches and have aligned themselves with the Council of Parishes, a lay group fighting to keep them open. The group's leader, Peter Borre, has been counseling St. Stan's as it, too, wends its way through the Holy See's legal maze.
It was Borre who alerted press Monday to the Collegium's decision, which was actually been handed down on May 7. Within a half-hour, chuckled Haas, Msgr. John Bonzagni had e-mailed it to her inbox.
Visitors from across the country and even from overseas have stopped in to look at St. Stan's treasures.
Bonzagni, director of pastoral planning for the Springfield Diocese, had a hand in the decisions that would close numerous churches and consolidate parishes across Western Mass two years ago. Of the six churches shuttered in North Berkshire, only the Polish church has refused to close and join Notre Dame at the former St. Thomas' Church, now known as Pope John Paul the Great.
It was day 508 as some 50-odd supporters, about a quarter of the total number of vigilers taking turns standing post, attended the regular Monday meeting — and to hear if what the news out of Boston would mean.
"So this is very sad for Boston and, of course, we can't help but parallel their plight to our plight, here now," said Haas, after reading both an AP article and a statement from the Council of Parishes. "We're firm and we're resolute and we set the course ... things could be very different: their outcome is not our outcome."
But there's undercurrent of anger below the sunny smiles that their beloved St. Stan's and other parishes are paying the price for church leaders' failings and for sex-abuse scandals that have cost tens of millions.
The bust of Pope John Paul II is in storage after vandals tried to pull him from his pedestal last week and should be back after some minor fixes.
One sentence in particular in the Council of Parishes statement struck a chord. "American Catholics will not let up in their efforts to bring the American bishops to account, and to compel bishops to stop using parishes as ATMs to pay the pay the piper for clergy sex abuse" was met with loud murmurs of agreement.
In the meantime, the vigilers will continue to raise funds to maintain the beautifully decorated church, including a Polish dinner and dancing at PNA this Saturday with Eddie Forman's polka band. Admission $5; a Polish plate is available from 5 to 6 with dancing until 11.
They're also doing their best to keep the occupation in the diocese's eye. Last week, the local papers did a story on the 500th day of the vigil, the television stations show up now and again, and hats, T-shirts and, soon, buttons promoting St. Stan's are available. "We have to keep ourselves in the news so the bishop knows what's going on," said Fran Hajda.
They're in it for the long haul. It could be years before their case reaches the Signatura.
"Five years from now, when we are at that level, it could be a completely diffeent climate over at the Apostolic Signatura," said Haas. "We always have to have hope, we have to pray ... we're a people of faith, a family brought so much closer together."
The full statement of the Council of Parishes is below:
"Today in Rome the canon law advocate for nine parishioner appeal groups in the Archdiocese of Boston (RCAB) was notified by an official of the Holy See's Apostolic Signatura (the Vatican's supreme-court equivalent) that all nine appeals, plus a tenth appeal from another Boston parishioner group, were denied by the Signatura's Collegium at its session of May 7.
The Collegium is the highest level of the Vatican's canon law system for appeals against the suppression of parishes. A list of the ten RCAB parishioner groups is attached.
The Boston appeals are the result of the "Reconfiguration" program of parish closings announced in early 2004 in the RCAB, in the immediate aftermath of the clergy sex abuse scandal which was settled in late 2003 - with $85 million paid by the archdiocese for 541 claims. To fund this, in May of 2004 the RCAB identified 83 Boston-area parishes to be closed, almost one-fourth of all RCAB parishes then open. When announced, this was the most massive parish closing program in the history of Catholic America.
Although the archdiocese has claimed vociferously over the years that the parish closings of 2004-2005 had nothing to do with its clergy sex abuse settlement, in 2008 the RCAB's own canon advocate in Rome filed a sworn brief with the Signatura, which includes the following remarkable passage (translated from the Latin):
"…maximum discretion was given to His Excellency the Archbishop of Boston so that he might save the entire archdiocese from monetary ruin, provoked by the 'sexual abuse crisis' [emphasis in original]. It is in this context that all actions of this process of reconfiguration and 'closing of parishes' are to be understood, not excluding the suppression of wealthy parishes, not excluding the suppression of parishes of maximum vitality…"
This is the revealed truth about the massive parish destruction program: parishes were closed, to liquidated as real estate to fund the sex abuse settlement. The contorted statements inflicted by the RCAB upon its parishioners over the past several years about the reasons for closing parishes (shortage of clergy, changing demographics, insolvent parishes) has turned out to be at variance with the truth – intentionally misleading.
The parishioner groups whose appeals have been denied, the RCAB Catholics who have been in vigil in five RCAB churches occupied round the clock for over five years, and 70 parishioner groups in 16 other dioceses who have followed closely the course of the Boston appeals, will now have to consider what steps to take next.
One thing is clear: American Catholics will not let up in their efforts to bring the American bishops to account, and to compel bishops to stop using parishes as ATMs to pay the piper for clergy sex abuse.
Since the scandal exploded in Boston more than eight years ago, at least $2.5 billion has been paid out by American bishops. And the process is not over: just last week, Vermont's diocese of Montpelier settled 26 claims for almost $18 million.
St Augustine wrote, "Roma locuta est, causa finita est," Rome has spoken, case closed. The good saint got this wrong: while one chapter has closed, another chapter is opening.
As allegations of clergy sex abuse work their way through many other countries with large Catholic populations, we will see a pattern very familiar to Boston's Catholics:
First, blame the media, the victims, and perhaps a predecessor pope;
Next, toss a few bishops over the side;
Then, acknowledge the inevitable, grudgingly;
Avoid courts, depositions and document discovery;
After dragging out litigation, pay out enormous settlements;
After an interval, close local parishes but deny any link to settlements; and
Above all, deceive the parishioners about truth regarding the parish closings.
We are seven years away from the 500th anniversary of Martin Luther's posting of his 95 theses in 1517; what will the Roman Catholic Church look like in 2017?"
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Taal Volcano's (14.0000°N, 120.9833°E) seismic network did not detect any volcanic earthquake during the past 24-hour observation period. Field measurements on 26 December 2013 at the eastern sector of the Main Crater Lake recorded no change in water temperature of 32.2°C, a decrease in water level of 1.23 meter from 1.39 meter, and slight increase in water acidity of pH 2.81 from pH 2.83. Ground deformation survey in the Volcano Island on 29 November - 08 December 2013 yielded slight deflation at Calauit, Alas-as, Pira-piraso, Daang Kastila and New Eruption Site precise leveling lines compared to the September 2013 survey. GPS data from July 2013 to second week of October 2013 showed slight deflationary changes in ground deformation. However, the edifice is still slightly inflated in general compared to February 2011 baseline data. Carbon dioxide (CO2) emission at the Main Crater Lake increased to 1700 tonnes per day on 06 July 2013 compared to 947 tonnes per day last 03 March 2013.
Alert Level 1 remains in effect over Taal Volcano. This means that hazardous eruption is not imminent. The public, however, is reminded that the Main Crater should be strictly off-limits because sudden steam explosions may occur and high concentrations of toxic gases may accumulate. The northern portion of the Main Crater rim, in the vicinity of Daang Kastila Trail, may also become hazardous when steam emission along existing fissures suddenly increases. Furthermore, the public is also reminded that the entire Volcano Island is a Permanent Danger Zone (PDZ), and permanent settlement in the island is strongly not recommended.


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Nineteen area wrestlers from Leavenworth, Lansing and Pleasant Ridge heading to state meets
All season long wrestling coaches have driven their teams with hopes that they would peak at just the right moment.
This past weekend represented that moment, and numerous local grapplers stepped up to the challenge.
Nineteen total area wrestlers will compete for a state crown this upcoming Friday after placing at their respective regional tournaments this past Saturday.
From its 5A regional in Topeka, Leavenworth had the most qualifiers with 10, while Lansing amassed seven at the same meet.
Pleasant Ridge acquired two state spots at its 3-1A regional in Onaga and Immaculata, at the same tournament, came up empty-handed.
Below is a complete regional rundown for each local school.
With its 10 qualifiers, the Pioneers earned 128 points to place fourth. Topeka Seaman took first with 185 points.
LV was led by two regional champions — Danny Wilson at 113 and Nathan Butler, who is now 40-0 for the year, at 285.
"As a coach, you always want the kids to peak at the end of the year," Leavenworth coach Jay Johnston said. "Probably the best thing was seeing the kids, who have put in the time, get the reward.
"It was more of a celebration. So it's just great to see good things happen to good kids."
Other Pioneer regional highlights included:
Brad Young, fourth at 106
Danny Wilson, first at 113
Danial Wilson, second at 132
Jacob Harrington, fourth at 152
Tilden Edwards, second at 160
Peter Gardner, fourth at 170
Josh Ammel, fourth at 182
Kenneth Sculley, fourth at 195
Jesse Colver, second at 220
Nathan Butler, first at 285
The team's 5A state tournament begins Friday inside the Hartman Arena in Wichita.
The Lions utilized its seven regional medalists to place fifth with 100 total team points.
Sky Summers was Lansing's top dog when he earned gold in the 120-pound class.
"We had a really good tournament and I felt like everybody stepped up," Lions coach Ron Averill said. "I felt like they wrestled with a completely different attitude than they did at league.
"Every single one of those guys went in with a will to win and I was just very pleased with the wrestling, attitudes and outcome."
Jordan Girard, third at 113
Sky Summers, first at 120
Cole Hoing, second at 126
Elijah Hill, third at 132
Will Gering, fourth at 138
Camden Chiles, fourth at 160
Caleb Ward, third at 182
Pleasant Ridge
Two Rams made it through to state from Ridge's 3-1A regional Saturday, where the team placed eighth with 67.5 points. ACCHS was first thanks to its 145 points.
Pleasant Ridge's Clayton Gum earned second at 106 and Jared Johnson kept his perfect season alive, 37-0, to win first at 170.
"I felt like the effort was definitely there," PR coach Darren Weber said. "We showed up ready to wrestle, we were just a product of a really tough regional. The quarterfinals were crucial for us and we ended up losing those. It really defined our tournament, but that is the way it goes some times."
The two Rams will begin the 3-1A state tournament Friday at Fort Hayes State University.
The Raiders ended up in 21st place at the Onaga regional with PR. The team failed to get a member state qualified, though it only had five participants compete.
Max Campbell (145) and Sam Linder (160) each went 2-2 while Bruce Stanley was 1-2 in the 152-pound class. Both Jared Clothier (132) and Cory Holcomb (138) finished 0-2.
"The regional tournament was probably one of the toughest in the state," Imac coach Bobby Hancock said. "I was happy with how our young guys competed against that field, though, and the experience they were able to gain is invaluable."


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Marte's HR keys 4-run 8th as Pirates beat Brewers
MILWAUKEE (AP) — Clint Hurdle insisted the Pittsburgh Pirates weren't thinking about their long losing streak against the Milwaukee Brewers.
Starling Marte hit a tying two-run homer in the eighth inning and Brandon Inge had a go-ahead RBI single to rally Pittsburgh to a 6-4 victory over Milwaukee on Wednesday, snapping the Pirates' nine-game skid to the Brewers.
"We don't make (the losing streak) as big as everybody else does because a lot of these guys weren't here," Pittsburgh manager Hurdle said. "They don't feel the baggage. They hear the noise but after a while, you don't need to hear the noise because you know what you need to do. You need to play better and win games. That's how you stop the noise."
Pedro Alvarez, who homered earlier in the game, added a run-scoring single to cap a four-run eighth as Pittsburgh won for the 10th time in its last 15 games and ended Milwaukee's eight-game home winning streak.
"Today was a perfect day that people thought we just weren't in a good place," Hurdle said. "We were just behind. We put up a big inning late, we were able to close it out and you can't ask for much more than that."
Bryan Morris (1-1) got the last two outs of the seventh when Ryan Braun hit into a double play for his first career victory. Mark Melancon pitched the eighth and Jason Grilli the ninth for his 11th save in 11 opportunities.
"Last night I walked away from the game with my first major league loss," Morris said. "And today I throw two pitches and get the win. It is a good feeling. Hopefully there is more to come."
John Axford (0-3) gave up all four runs while getting just two outs in the eighth for the Brewers, who were 11-0 when leading after seven innings.
"He's been pitching well," Milwaukee manager Ron Roenicke said. "It was one of those games."
Axford, removed as the Brewers' closer earlier this season, replaced starter Hiram Burgos to start the eighth leading 4-2, and gave up a broken-bat, infield single to pinch-hitter Travis Snider.
Marte followed with his two-run homer to left-center on a low fastball, his third of the season and second in two days, to tie the score.
"This year, I've been more comfortable," Marte said. "Looking for the right pitch. I feel very good at the plate, thanks to God."
Jose Tabata singled and stole second two outs later. He injured his left leg on the slide and was replaced by James McDonald.
McDonald scored the tiebreaking run when Inge blooped a single over the head of second baseman Rickie Weeks, who inadvertently kicked the ball toward the outfield for a two-base error that allowed Inge to advance to third.
"I'll take 'em any way I can get them," Inge said. "I love being up in key spots. I've played long enough and have enough time that those situations are the ones you live for. The ones you dream when you are a little kid."
Axford was booed off the field when he was replaced by Michael Gonzalez, who quickly allowed a single to Alvarez to put the Pirates up 6-4.
"All four of the pitches that were hits appeared to be out of the zone," Axford said. "In all honesty, I went back and looked at the tape of them, too. The one to Marte was on the plate, but it was below his knees. It was down and I even had a little bit of a run on it."
In the seventh, Pittsburgh's Michael McKenry hit a solo homer to right-center off Burgos to trim Milwaukee's lead to 3-2. The Pirates have hit 11 homers in the last four games.
Burgos allowed four hits and two earned runs in seven innings. The right-handed rookie struck out six and walked one.
The Brewers regained their two-run lead in the bottom of the seventh on Jean Segura's run-scoring single.
Milwaukee took a 3-1 lead in the fourth on consecutive solo homers by Carlos Gomez and Yuniesky Betancourt.
Braun had an RBI single in the first to put the Brewers up 1-0.
Alvarez's fifth homer, a solo shot in the second, tied the score.
Pittsburgh's Jeanmar Gomez made his first start of the season after five relief appearances. The right-hander threw four innings and allowed four hits and three runs — two earned — to go with three strikeouts and two walks.
Gomez replaced left-hander Jonathan Sanchez in the rotation after he was moved to the bullpen Monday with an 0-3 record and 11.85 ERA. On Tuesday, Sanchez was designated for assignment.
NOTES: After the game, Milwaukee OF Khris Davis was optioned to Triple-A Nashville. . Hurdle said Tabata would see the doctor and be evaluated on Thursday. . Pittsburgh finished its 10-game road trip with a 6-4 record and has won the final game in each of its last six series. ... Gomez is hitting .509 (27 for 53) with five homers in his last 16 games. . C Jonathan Lucroy's stolen base in the first inning was his first of the season. ... Pittsburgh will play 18 of its next 28 games at PNC Park. ... Before the game, Roenicke indicated Betancourt would become the regular first baseman once Aramis Ramirez (left knee sprain) returns. Betancourt has been filling in for Ramirez at third base, but he's expected to come off the disabled list any day.


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60 quick knitsTuesday, May 11, 2010
Twenty hats, twenty scarves, twenty mittens in cascade 220. Yep, an entire book devoted to one yarn. I like that. I also really like cascade 220. I find it to be a good quality yarn, affordable (it looks like webs is having a sale), and comes in just about every color under the sun. And speaking of the sun, I find these small "tote around" projects to be the perfect projects for summer knitting.
I'm absolutely head over heals for those plaid mittens. They sort of remind me of a vintage thermos. Mittens for adults and children. Fair Isle mittens, bird cage mittens, cable cuff mittens, bunny mittens, tweed mittens, checkered mittens, the list goes on.
Libby has been wanting me to make her a beret and I think I finally found a pattern she likes. (It just so happens I have a hank of off white in the stash.) Hats for adults and children. Hats with bobbles, cables, patterns and stripes.
Fingerless gloves fall into that mitten category. I have always wanted to make myself a pair of those flip top mittens. I think I found the perfect pattern.
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I so agree that Cascade 220 is a wonderful yarn, and it's funny that I first bought it without having any idea of its Big Reputation.ReplyDelete
All those colors just give us so many creative possibilities.
I like all the projects shown in your photos.
Let's keep knitting ... or crocheting!
You know, honestly, i haven't had the chance to knit with the cascade yarn yet. I've been trying to whittle my stash down some ^_^; but it looks like an amazingly interesting book and definitely some fun things to knit this summer. even if i don't win, i may end up ordering it ^_^;;;ReplyDelete
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Oh, I love those green lace/cable fingerless numbers next to the flip-top mitts!ReplyDelete
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It's been ages since I've picked up my needles and casted on for a new project. After tackling quite a few Christmas projects last winter, I think I burnt out. But, I've got plenty of Cascade 220 lying around and I know this book would be just the thing to pull me out of my anti-knitting funk :)ReplyDelete
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I'm a big fan of 220 too. I'd love to knit my way through this book. Thanks :) ValarieReplyDelete
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Manchester high school teacher arrested on drug-related chargesBy MICHAEL COUSINEAU
New Hampshire Sunday News
February 16. 2013 8:11PM
MANCHESTER - A Central High art teacher is on paid administrative leave after police arrested her Friday for allegedly allowing drug sales from her apartment, authorities said.
Lisa Tagalakis Fedor, 42, of 151 Sagamore St., was arrested on warrants for criminal liability to drug sales and endangering the welfare of a child. She made bail late Friday and faces a Feb. 28 court date.
Police said she was aware that her roommate, Robert Doane, 26, of Manchester "was actively involved in drug sales from the apartment they shared and also in possession of a stolen firearm," according to a police news release. "Tagalakis Fedor reportedly allowed this ongoing activity to occur at their residence in the presence of her two young sons."
Her children have been placed with a family member pending further assessment by the state Division of Children, Youth and Families, according to police.
"She's been placed on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of the criminal investigation," school superintendent Tom Brennan said Saturday night. "If convicted, that would be a possibility: termination."
Mayor Ted Gatsas, who chairs the city school board, declined comment beyond confirming the teacher was on administrative leave.
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A message left at her residence Saturday wasn't returned.
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HARRISBURG- The Pennsylvania Music Educators Association (PMEA) will hold its second Music Education Advocacy Day at the Capitol in Harrisburg on Wednesday, March 13. During the event, individual and corporate sponsor members of PMEA , along with community members from school districts across the state, will hear remarks from Senators and Representatives, as well as attend concerts throughout the day. Plus, they will meet with their legislators to share the message of the importance and value of a K-12 sequential, standards-based arts curriculum taught by certified arts educators.
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Boston Federal Reserve CEO, in NH, says money supply policies are working
By DAVE SOLOMON
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MANCHESTER - The president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston told a group of New Hampshire business leaders Wednesday that the Fed policies of expanding the money supply have been key to the economic recovery, and that the benefits of the policies far outweigh the potential downsides.
Eric Rosengren made the comments Wednesday in a presentation to members of the Business and Industry Association of New Hampshire and the New Hampshire Bankers Association at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics, Saint Anselm College.
Rosengren is currently a voting member of the Federal Open Market Committee, a committee within the U.S. Federal Reserve System that sets U.S. monetary policy, including key decisions about interest rates and growth of the U.S. money supply.
"The Federal Reserve's policy of open-ended purchases of mortgage-backed securities and U.S. Treasury securities - currently proceeding at a pace of $85 billion a month - has contributed importantly to the gradual improvement in labor markets that we have seen, despite the fiscal headwinds," he said. "The costs of these policies are outweighed by their benefits, and by the costs likely to result if we did not pursue them."
In response to critics of the Fed, who fear the expanding money supply will trigger severe inflation when the economy rebounds, Rosengren said the Fed has been aggressively pumping money into the economy for five years, with no sign of inflation on the horizon.
"The expansion of the Federal Reserve's balance sheet began in 2008 and five years later, we currently have a PCE (personal consumption expenditures) inflation rate of 1.2 percent, well below our 2 percent target," he said. "As the years have passed, and inflation has remained stable, this criticism has become more muted."
He also defended the Fed's policy of maintaining historically low interest rates against criticism that such low rates threaten financial stability by encouraging investors to seek higher yields through more risky investments. Despite a historic run-up in the stock market, he said, stock prices are not out of line with corporate earnings, and housing is recovering at a reasonable rate that does not suggest rampant speculation.
"The economy continues to improve, but at a painfully slow pace," he said. "Actions taken by the Federal Reserve to speed up the pace of the economic recovery seem to be having the desired impact. Interest-sensitive sectors are growing more rapidly, asset markets are returning to pre-crisis levels, and economic forecasters are expecting continued improvements over the next several years."


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Infiniti I30 Thermostat Replacement Cost
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What is a thermostat?
The thermostat is a valve that helps control engine temperature. When the engine is cold, the thermostat stays closed to block coolant flow to the radiator, letting the engine warm up faster. Once the engine hits a certain temperature, the thermostat opens up, allowing coolant into the radiator, where it can cool off and keep the car from overheating.
Thermostats can be controlled either mechanically or electronically.
What are the symptoms related to a bad thermostat?
A thermostat that is stuck open can cause the engine to run colder than normal and set the Check Engine Light. It may also cause poor fuel mileage and the heater to blow cool air. A thermostat that is stuck closed will cause the vehicle to overheat. If the new thermostat does not immediately resolve engine temperature problems, the cooling system needs to be checked for other issues.
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Can I drive with a thermostat problem?
A thermostat that is stuck closed can cause the engine to overheat. An overheating engine should be shut off, and the vehicle towed. Overheating can cause coolant leaks, steam for the engine, a blown head gasket, and ultimately a failed engine if driven for too long. If the thermostat is stuck open it may not cause engine failure, but poor running, an ineffective heater, and increased fuel consumption may result.
How often do thermostats need to be replaced?
Replacement intervals vary greatly by vehicle and driving conditions. The thermostat does not wear like a tire or a ball joint, but will eventually fail and require replacement. Often times the replacement of the thermostat is recommended as preventative maintenance any time the cooling system is being serviced, such as during radiator hose replacement or a timing belt service.
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How are thermostat issues diagnosed?
A comprehensive inspection of the entire cooling system will be performed, including the water pump, heater hoses, cooling fans, and thermostat. With the engine off, the technician may perform a pressure test to ensure the cooling system is sealed. Radiator hoses will be inspected and should be replaced if old or leaking. Brittle or oil soaked hoses could fail soon after replacement, necessitating additional repairs. Where applicable, any trouble codes stored in the engine's computer will be pulled and the relevant diagnostic procedures will be followed. The engine temperature sensor may be tested, and the thermostat opening temperature checked. If the engine has overheated the shop will inspect for signs of engine damage. Modern engines commonly have composite (plastic) parts such as intake manifolds and thermostat housings that can warp from engine overheating. These parts, along with the head gasket, should be checked for leakage.
Thermostat Replacement Cost Estimates
The average cost for a Thermostat Replacement is between $149 and $182 but can vary from car to car.
How is a thermostat replaced?
To replace the thermostat, the technician will drain the coolant from the system and remove the thermostat housing and thermostat from the engine. Many modern engines have thermostats that are integral to the thermostat housing and require complete replacement. In all cases, the sealing surface between the thermostat housing and the engine is cleaned, and the thermostat gasket is replaced. Once the new thermostat is installed, the cooling system is filled with fresh coolant and the system is bled of any air, then rechecked to ensure a proper repair.
RepairPal Recommendations for thermostat issues
Inspect the thermostat housing for corrosion, a corroded housing may prevent connected hoses from sealing properly, and could fail soon after replacement. Be sure to note the orientation of the thermostat. An incorrectly installed thermostat will make the cooling system more difficult to bleed of air and may not open, leading to cooling problems after replacement. When replacing the thermostat, consider replacing the relevant hoses as this would be a convenient time to do so.
What to look out for when dealing with thermostat issues
First and foremost, check that the Radiator or Coolant Reservoir are filled to the correct level of coolant! A low coolant level will continue to cause issues even after suspected parts are replaced. A proper diagnosis of any cooling system issues should be performed, including a pressure test to check for leaks. A stuck thermostat, leaking head gasket, or even a failed Radiator cap could cause an overheating issue. Depending on the age and condition of the cooling system, related or conveniently located parts should be replaced at the same time. Hoses, fan clutches, and any other component that requires draining the cooling system to service and are near their end-of-service life should be replaced. Also, refrain from using any "leak stopper" products in your cooling system. While they may appear to save money in the short term, their ability to stop leaks will also eventually clog and stop circulation in the cooling system. This could affect the radiator, heater core, and engine coolant passages.
Can I replace the thermostat myself?
Repairing your own car is an extremely rewarding process that can also save you money. But before you dive in, it's important to be sure the issue has been properly diagnosed. Seemingly obvious symptoms can lead the inexperienced down a rabbit hole of replacing parts that don't fix the problem. Proper diagnosis can save more money than guessing at what's broken! If you're unsure you have the right tools or experience to diagnose a problem, consider reaching out to a RepairPal Certified Shop. The vast majority of thermostats only require simple tools to replace. However, the procedures vary wildly from car to car. Before ordering parts or attempting this repair yourself, look online for guides on how to replace the thermostat in your specific vehicle. Significant disassembly of the front of the motor, or hose specific tools may be needed. Special procedures may also be required to fill and bleed the air out of the Cooling System.
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My gut has told me all along this was the last chance for America, and I doubt we will make four more years without a correction that over 50 percent of the people are unwilling to go through. With no leadership in Washington, we are done, never to be a sovereign nation again. Without addressing our debt problem, we will all go down together. My Bible tells me that the borrower is servant to the lender, and with trying to live a lifestyle that we cannot afford and handing out borrowed money all over the world to people who want to change us and hate us, we have become slaves. Most of the people like it that way because government is the only god they know. They voted for a president that they knew nothing about the first time and had four years to look into his background and his fatal agenda backed by the Chicago way and went right ahead and voted for him again.
We have allowed our God that is Jesus to become banned from public life and wonder how we keep heading for the abyss. We have allowed our babies to be aborted and then open our borders to every abomination known to man. Our young men and women fight and die every day in Muslim hellholes that our brain-dead leaders dont have enough sense to bomb our way out of and bring the troops home and put them on the border. According to my Bible, those people are and will always be wild men, every man against his brother, and if left alone, they will go back to killing one another.
I will cling to my Bible and God and a gun if I have to and pray for Gods intervention to save us from ourselves. I also pray for my likeminded brothers and sisters who truly care what the next generation will inherit. We need unity and a willingness to play by Gods rules and keep up the good fight.
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Bullock won with 65 percent of the approximately 232,500 votes cast.
The Nov. 6 elections overhauled New Castle County government's leadership.
Not only did Democrat Tom Gordon unseat Paul Clark for County Executive, but also Rev. Chris Bullock, a Democrat, won the race for County Council President.
Bullock won with 65 percent of the approximately 232,500 votes cast.
His opponent, Republican Mike Protack, received about 81,500 of the votes.
Tom Kovach, who is serving out the remainder of his term as Council President, did not seek reelection this year. He ran on the Republican ticket against Rep. John Carney for a chance to represent Delaware in the House of Representatives, but lost.
Bullock, a pastor from Wilmington, campaigned on the platform of bringing the people together and making County government open, honest, and ethical.
He also emphasized that the county needs to hold developers accountable for unfinished developments.
"Barley Mill was a teachable moment," Bullock said during an Oct. 20 candidate forum. "It was done all wrong, but can be done right with leadership."
In September, Bullock won the Democratic primary against Renee Taschner. He has said that his driver is that he wants to bring people together.
"It's an opportunity to bring people together and do something special with the county," Bullock said during the Oct. 20 forum. "We should look for opportunities to work together and make New Castle County a place to be proud of."
Gordon said Tuesday night that he looks forward to working with Bullock, who he describes as a good friend.
"He's greatly qualified," Gordon said.
Bullock, who holds a Doctorate of Ministry degree from the United Theological Seminary, has served the state in several ways.
He has served as Delaware State Commissioner on Public Integrity and on Minority Health.
He is the Chairman of the OIC of Delaware, holds a role with the Delaware Coalition for Prison Reform for Justice, and is also on the board for the Delaware HIV Consortium.
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Ionia Conservation District and Portland Fire Department will assist with drawing up written plan
Having a plan for what to do on a farm in case of fire and other emergencies can help avoid loss of life and property. To assist producers in managing a variety of risks, the Ionia Conservation District and the Portland Fire Department will host a free Farm Emergency Planning Open House from 10 to 11 a.m. Feb. 9 at Bader & Sons John Deere dealership, 6018 E. Grand River Ave., in Portland.
Portland firefighters and Rachel Koleda, Michigan Agricultural Environmental Assurance Program (MAEAP) technician for Ionia County, will be on hand to discuss various farm emergencies, assist with writing farm emergency plans, provide emergency tubes and answer questions. Refreshments and snacks will be provided.
Emergency planning, and making sure that first responders have access to emergency information, is a critical and often overlooked part of farm safety, said Koleda. The purpose of the open house is to get producers thinking about less traditional emergencies.
"A lot of people think about fire. But what if you are at the top of a grain bin and have a heart attack?" she said. "Or if you are transporting milk and there's a problem with the truck and you have a spill? Milk in a stream can cause a fish kill really quickly. If your tractor catches fire in the middle of a field, what are you going to do?"
Participants will be able to ask questions about their own circumstances. They also will have an opportunity to fill out a template for an emergency plan, print and laminate it, and put the plan in an emergency tube, which can be placed on the property. First responders know to look for the tube when they answer a call to a farm, Koleda said.
"The emergency plan includes basic contact information – for the land owner or the farm owner, the utility companies, doctors – numbers that, when you are freaking out, you don't want to go rummaging through to find," said Koleda.
The plan also should include "the big things," such as the location of pesticides, fertilizer and fuel storage, which firefighters want to know immediately in case of fire for their own safety, she added. Location of ground water in case of a pesticide or manure spill, and what to do in the event of either, is another component of the plan.
"The Portland Fire Department will work with anyone from the Portland area to go over an emergency plan," said Koleda, "People in other areas can write up a plan and, over coffee someday, can talk to their fire department or local emergency management department so they can know what is going on in that site."
Koleda said both the conservation district and fire department are encouraging the creation of a emergency plan because it helps save lives and money, Koleda said.
"If first responders are coming, and you have several hundred thousand dollars of equipment in a closed barn, they might not be worried about getting that equipment out," she said. "If they know where the big machinery is stored, they will try to save it if they can."
For further information about the Feb. 9 open house or farm safety planning, call Koleda at 616-527-2620, ext. 113.


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The delayed warm weather this spring means more than a late start to planting.
Our poor honey bees did not survive the cold long winter months, in contrast to last year when several of the colonies we over-wintered actually flourished and were bringing in pollen as early as March 19th. It was really amazing to see honey bees flying over snow drifts back to the hive boxes carrying golden puffs of pollen in their tiny back leg baskets. Even Lacey the collie seemed surprised when, on our afternoon stroll, she would sniff at a bee flying low over her head.
If we are going to have a honey crop this year we have to purchase new colonies and feed them until there are floral sources enough to sustain them. In this part of North Dakota the major source of nectar is canola. I'm no agricultural expert, but it seems likely that canola is months away from blooming; even with optimum drying and warming conditions, can farmers seed their land much before the end of May? I certainly hope to see fields of bright yellow in July so that we can begin to extract honey before autumn. I love the weekly visits to our bee yard to check on the colonies and watch these incredible creatures do their lifes' work. We are privileged to be a part of their world. We have a duty to be good husbanders of honey bees, for without them the world would be a desolate barren place.