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Wednesday, February 7, 1990 - Page updated at 12:00 AM
Slabs Of Concrete Today; A Bus Barn Soon
Interstate 5 in North King County has been witness to a daily parade of heavyweight commuters the past few weeks, as oversize trucks haul huge slabs of concrete from Portland to Metro's new bus barn during off-peak traffic hours.
The slabs of reinforced concrete - up to 85 feet long - soon will be the roof for the bus facility. They'll support a 2-acre park/playfield and a single-level transit operations building.
Until all 258 slabs are delivered, probably in the next week or two, the semi-trucks will be plying the I-5 corridor before
6:30 a.m. and between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. every weekday, said engineer John Vaughn.
Delivery of the slabs is a sign that construction of Metro's North Operating Base is progressing on schedule, according to Metro spokesman Earl Rice.
A tunnel under I-5 and an interchange just south of the 175th Street exit was completed late last year. The interchange will be used by the 225 buses stationed at the new base as well as the employee vehicles leaving and approaching the barn from north and south of the area, Rice said.
Since work began in August, Howard S. Wright Construction of Seattle has planted the foundations for the 14-acre multilevel facility, Rice said. Walls are now being erected for the parking area, and then the roof supports - those slabs of reinforced concrete - will be put in place.
The bus barn, located between North 163rd and North 165th streets just west of I-5, is slated for completion in April 1991, with buses to begin using it the following summer, Rice said. Estimated cost when completed will be about $32 million.
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Mechanics Falls Historic Locations
The following historic locations are located in Mechanics Falls, Maine. Please select a historic place in Mechanics Falls to view detailed information including address information, historical signifiance, and much more.
Maine Historic Places
|Penney, Samuel, House
78 Maple St.
Mechanics Falls, ME
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Extra cheese, extra crispy, extra spicy, the word extra just makes things sound better, doesn't it? To me, nothing beats grilled vegetables brushed with a full-flavored olive oil.
Olive oil is made from the pressing or milling of olives, a fruit that grows on trees in temperate to tropical climates. EVOO, a.k.a. extra virgin olive oil, gets its title not because there is more oil in the bottle, rather, EVOO is in the least processed form and is the least acidic of the olive oils. If you just purchased a large bottle of virgin olive oil, don't worry!
Virgin olive oil is the second least processed oil (it's pressed or milled twice) and is still good for you. Both plant-based oils contain monounsaturated fat, which may actually lower LDL, or bad cholesterol. Of all the olive oils, they also contain the highest levels of polyphenols—powerful antioxidants that can promote heart health. Olive oil made from unripe green olives has more polyphenols than oil from ripe olives.
How to use
Extra virgin olive oil is supposed to be supreme in taste because it contains the lowest acidity. Flavors are determined by several factors including type of olives, ripeness of olives, growing conditions, and oil storage. Strong flavored EVOOs are best for cooking fish, meat, and marinades. Milder flavored EVOO is good for bread dipping and drizzling over cheeses. Use higher quality EVOO for things like salad dressing, or drizzled on top of grilled vegetables to get the fullest flavor. Virgin olive oil is good for sautéing and frying (which is not recommended daily).
How to store
Proper storage of olive oil is important to prevent rancidity. All olive oil must be stored in a cool, dry place. Light and heat are the number one enemies of oil. Make sure to close the cap tightly after using, because oxygen can also cause olive oil to go rancid.
Olive is a heart healthy fat, but that doesn't mean we can just open and pour. But, in practice, I remind my patients that one tablespoon contains 120 calories and 14 grams of fat. Two simple words: portion control.
Fun fact
Olives and olive oil are a staple of the Mediterranean diet and have been for quite some time. According to Greek mythology, Athena planted the original olive tree on a rocky hill that we know today as the Acropolis. It is believed that the olive tree that grows there today comes from the roots of the original tree. Pretty cool!
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Although it looks like a fantasy instrument that might have been designed to accompany vacuum cleaners in a Gerard Hoffnung music festival, the serpent is a bona fide wind instrument, with a pedigree dating back over four centuries.
The Serpent is an ancient musical wind instrument, related to the modern Tuba, Euphonium, and Baritone (see Pictures). It is blown with a cup shaped mouthpiece which is very similar to that of a trombone or Euphonium/Baritone. Played softly, it has a firm yet mellow tone color, or timbre. At medium volume, it produces a robust sound which seems to be a cross between the tuba, the bassoon, and the French horn. When played loudly it can produce unpleasant noises reminiscent of large animals in distress...
Many observers are confused in their efforts to classify the Serpent. The use of wooden construction with finger holes does not mean that the Serpent is a woodwind instrument! Because the sound originates with the vibration of the player's lips in a cup mouthpiece, the Serpent is classified as a brass instrument...
The shape results from the need to bring the finger holes within reach of the player, on what is actually a rather large instrument.
Further (extensive) information is available at The Serpent Website.
Link. Photo via Sublime Things.
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I'm pretty sure this shows up in the "Frontier Psychiatrist" video. Nifty: I didn't know it was a real instrument.
The Serpent features marginally in John Varley's 'Titan-Wizard-Demon' trilogy; one of the central characters is named for that instrument, and talks about what it's like to play, and hear.
Nice to see a picture of it.
Nice to see a picture of it.
I've heard the serpent being played well. It's a beautiful-sounding instrument in the right hands.
A better term than brass instrument is 'labrosone', indicating the method of sound production. This includes the modern brass family, as well as instruments constructed of wood like the serpent and cornett, and older instruments made out of literal horns.
The serpent is a very difficult instrument to play in tune. The tone holes don't really have as much effect as embouchure. Most early "brass" ensembles prefer to use sackbutts.
The serpent is a very difficult instrument to play in tune. The tone holes don't really have as much effect as embouchure. Most early "brass" ensembles prefer to use sackbutts.


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Our fourth lesson in Mary Green's Collage Coterie class introduces us to using threes in composition. The prompt is "Three's a charm".
Using my small moleskin journal again, I coffee stained the pages and let them dry. Then I added images from Lisa's Altered Art and a German scrap flower from ARTchix. A postage stamp, three faux gems, some charcoal shadowing and faint rubber stamped flourishes (Stampington). Distress ink around the edges to enclose it all. I really like the coffee stained background - since I don't drink coffee, I had to ask a neighbor to save his grounds for me. Needless to say, he was stumped when I told him I wanted to stain paper! LOL
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Q. Which one of [Roger's] records do you think is his most impressive?
RAFAEL NADAL: Every one. Every one is amazing. If I have to say something, 23 semifinals in a row of Grand Slam.
Q. Why?
RAFAEL NADAL: Because is five years, almost six years, playing all four Grand Slams. You can have no one injury, no one bad day, so is amazing. That's my feeling, no? So 23 semifinals in a row, in my opinion, impossible to do it another time.
Q. You spoke about what you felt was Roger's most amazing record. Of your tremendous accomplishments, what do you think your best achievement is?
RAFAEL NADAL: 81 matches straight on clay. That's a lot.
Q. In a certain way is that showing consistency, day in, day out being able to raise your game even under bad conditions? Is that why you're proud of it?
RAFAEL NADAL: The 81?
Q. Yes.
RAFAEL NADAL: I think that's the most impressive of my record, this one. Because, you know, in a lot of matches you have difficult moments. And not all the tournaments, not all the matches you are playing well. That's for sure. And you still winning. You still winning very difficult matches.
81 is a lot. A lot of days finish the match with the victory. And for me, that's, well, very difficult to repeat, too.


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My journey towards greater sustainability, food independence and greater closeness with my family.
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
June 24, 2009
There were about a dozen of them, all woody with thick 3 foot tall bushy stalks. I didn't pay attention to what I planted where in the carrot patch, I figured if it was purple I'd know when I pulled them, which we have pulled one that tasted fine. Well, enough about carrots. What else do you give Rudolph at Christmas? Yep, apples.
Last night I was at the Mariner's game in a suite for work. They were loosing of course so I was chatting with the folks in the room and happened upon a gardening conversation. A co-worker was talking about her apple orchard and her failed experiment at covering them with panty hoes booties. Aparently it is too much work for a 20 foot tall tree, let alone a half-dozen of them. So when it came up that I had a small tree with a dozen or so apples, she offered to give me her booties. Tonight after watering the garden, the boys and I went out and covered some tiny apples. We wouldn't have done it if we had a bigger tree or tons of apples, but a dozen is no big deal.
Little Owen proudly standing next to his apple tree.
They may be a bit big to cover, but better late than never. The kids weren't a ton of help, but they sure had fun trying. Owen for instance held the bag of booties (I have about 200 of them), and Logan put the booties over the apples.
Then, instead of using ties to close the ends, my co-worker suggested I just tie the ends together. So I twisted the ends and simply tied them in a knot. Not sure how well it will hold as the apples grow, but I'll check on them each time I water.
Don't they look silly? Why do this, you ask? Well, Western Washington is under a several decade-long Apple Maggot quarantine and we have a major Coddling Moth problem (did I mention Washington is the Apple capital of the world?). How they found my little tree I have no idea, but last year before I picked off the tiny apples to let it grow, I found a couple of moths coddling. I thought they were a dead leaf so I grabbed it to remove it... eww. Anyway, I practiced organic pest control... I stomped on them, hehe. Now I just hope I caught them before the moths found them.
Not only was I productive in the garden tonight, but the kids enjoyed themselves helping me. Isn't life grand?!
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- engineeredgardenJune 24, 2009 at 10:25 PM
That's just plain weird. Ha! Seriously, though....I thought about doing the same thing to my grapes next year. Gosh, that would be a ton of work!ReplyDelete
I wonder if the strange hot weather we had caused your carrots to bolt. It went from cool and snowy to very hot so quickly. I've been having a heck of a time with some of my radish bolting. I thought for sure, now that the weather has cooled off and we're having our typical rainy weather, that the bolting would stop. Well, I ate a few tiny radish this morning that were on their way to bolting again.ReplyDelete
I'd love to see how your apple tree does with the booties on. I wanted to plant some columnar apple trees this year but didn't because of the apple maggot problem. I'm so new to gardening; I didn't want to do something that would cause more problems for the orchards.
Your cauliflower looks amazing!
- Tim StoehrJune 25, 2009 at 1:13 AM
Those "footies" unfortunately don't stop the worst pest we have which is the Coddling Moth. They lay eggs right thru the nylon fabric like it wasn't even there. However, it does offer some relief against apple maggot, which I've never seen evidence of around my place. You might soon find hordes of earwigs taking up residence inside those socks around the stem depression if there's any way for them to get in. I gave up on using these things after they ended up causing problems and solving none.ReplyDelete
Hmmm. I hadn't even thought about protecting the fruit, but today when I was apple-checking there were moths on the plants. Errrrgh.ReplyDelete
Maybe I'll wrap them in paper or something. What's the method the Japanese use?
I remember seeing a show when I was little about a Japanese apple farmer putting brown paper bags around all his apples to help with the pests and to get a beautiful uniform color on the apples. I don't know if this is common practice anymore since this was well over a decade ago.ReplyDelete
I've been debating over an apple tree and a cherry tree for my yard :) I'm leaning more toward cherry but having apples seem so temping too!
I love that you encouraged them to "help" anyway-thats what memories are made of. Great idea, I can see this also protecting fruit from birds.ReplyDelete


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After losing the doubles point, the Lady Bisons rallied in singles to win the match 5-2.
"The girls really impressed me as a team tonight, said coach Kristin Lusk. "We were disappointed when we didn't get the doubles point, but the girls went into there singles matches with determination to pull out the match and they did."
Doubles winners for the Lady Bisons were Raphaela Jann and Claire Landry, who beat Laina Grote and Molly Matthews 8-5.
Singles winners included Raphaela Jann, who defeated Loni Dickerhoof 7-6 (6), 6-3. Kara Jackson beat Laina Grote 6-1, 7-6 (5).
Other singles winners included Elizabeth Keevil, who beat Chelsea Glankler 6-2, 6-4. Danielle Hansen defeated Chelsea Glankler 6-2, 6-4. Olivia Ellis defeated C. Gray 6-3, 6-1.
"It is the first time that we have won a match without winning the doubles point this year," said Lusk.
The Lady Bisons are now 4-2 overall. They will continue the Dayton Collegiate Classic Sunday, Feb. 22 when they play Wright State University.
1. Nikki Dzubay/Kelly O'Connell (DU) def. K. Jackson/D. Hansen (LU) 8-6
2. Loni Dickerhoof/Chelsea Glankler (DU) def. E. Keevil/O. Ellis (LU) 8-1
3. R. Jann/C. Landry (LU) def. Laina Grote/Molly Mathews (DU) 8-5
1. Jann (LU) def. Dickerhoof (DU) 7-6 (6), 6-3
2. Jackson (LU) def. Grote (DU) 6-1, 7-6 (5)
3. Keevil (LU) def. Glankler (DU) 6-2, 6-4
4. Hansen (LU) def. Dzubay (DU) 6-2, 6-4
5. Mathews (DU) def. Landry (LU) 3-6, 6-1, 6-4
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BBM proves popular on iOS and Android
BlackBerry launched a version of its messenger service (BBM) on Apple's iOS and Google's Android operating systems.
The new BBM applications have been well received by 5 million early adopters who downloaded it in the first eight hours that it was on sale.
The Canadian firm's messenger service is one of few bright spots for it at the moment, as rumours about a takeover bid and the company struggling to keep pace with its rivals are rife in the tech world.
BlackBerry were forced to delay that launch of the app last month, as an unofficial version of the Android app was leaked and downloaded 1.1 million times.
However, the firm is facing criticism as downloaders cannot immediately access the service.
They are prompted to enter an email address that will add them to a queue, at which point they have to wait until BlackBerry contacts them and grants access to the app.
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Pork Medallions with Pear-Maple Sauce
Juicy pears, dried red cherries, dry white wine,and maple syrup scented with rosemary and thyme give this tender pork tenderloin main dish recipe distinctive flavor.
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Pork Medallions with Pear-Maple Sauce
- Trim fat from meat. Cut meat into 1/4-inch slices. In a medium bowl combine rosemary, thyme, salt, and pepper. Add meat slices; toss to coat. In a large skillet cook meat, half at a time, in hot oil for 2 to 3 minutes or until meat is slightly pink in center, turning once. Remove meat from skillet; set aside.
- In the same skillet combine pears, maple syrup, dried cherries, and white wine. Bring to boiling; reduce heat. Boil gently, uncovered, about 3 minutes or just until pears are tender. Return meat to skillet with pears; heat through.
- To serve, use a slotted spoon to transfer meat to a warm serving platter. Spoon the pear mixture over meat. Makes 4 servings.
Nutrition Facts (Pork Medallions with Pear-Maple Sauce)
- Per serving:
- 255 kcal ,
- 7 g fat
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- 60 mg chol. ,
- 179 mg sodium ,
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Pete Seeger 1919-2014
Sometime in the early sixties my father took me to see Pete Seeger at the local High School. It was my first concert, and the first time I'd seen a banjo. What I remember most of that night is my father's loud baritone as he sang along with Pete, "Oh you can't scare me, I'm sticking with the union…until the day I die." My father had real trouble expressing his emotions. It's the thing that made him such a good writer. He wasn't a great singer, but singing was another way he was able to express what he felt. We didn't watch much TV in our house, but even if we wanted we couldn't have seen him – he was still being blacklisted.
A couple of years later, a month and a day before JFK's assassination my father took me to see Martin Luther King preach at Wesleyan University. I remember his booming voice – I'm sorry to say, clearer than Pete's voice – but again what most brings back that night is the sound of my father singing along next to me – "We shall overcome some day." I didn't know that night that Pete Seeger was the reason we sang that song, the reason it became the anthem of the Civil Rights movement.
Later as the 60s went crazy and tore a rift between my father and me, I'd forget that the man who railed against long hair and loud music (and for a while anyway, the anti-war movement) had once stood up for the unions, and blacks, when it wasn't easy. That he'd covered the Army-McCarthy hearings for the Baltimore Sun and stood up to the Senator from Illinois.
Pete was there at Newport when Dylan went electric, and though he never threatened to cut the wires with an ax, that apocryphal story lives on because it so neatly captures the rift among lefties wrought by another kind of ax – the electric guitar. My dad hated them, and I don't think Pete ever liked them much.
A year or two after seeing Pete play that banjo I saw one next door at the house of the chairman of the Wesleyan music department. I pestered my mom to buy me a banjo, and she finally relented and got me an acoustic guitar, saying "Banjos are too weird."
I saw The Beatles on Ed Sullivan and got an electric guitar and played in a Beatle imitiation band, launching a career as a musician. I didn't think to thank Pete, but he's right there in the chain of events that led to my becoming a composer.
At a left wing camp in 1967, the Summer of Love, we proto-hippies sang "Where have all the flowers gone." Just as "We Shall Overcome" symbolized Civil Rights, this song found its way into my heart as the best shorthand for my connection with the Peace Movement. Again, I didn't know to thank Pete Seeger.
The closest I ever got to the Bible in my agnostic upbringing was my dad reading Luke on Christmas eve. When I heard the Byrds chiming Pete's "Turn, Turn, Turn" over the radio, I fell in love with three-part harmony, and considering the source of the song, thought for the first time that maybe there was something to the Bible after all.
Pete Seeger "stuck with the union" until yesterday. He never gave up on the causes dear to him – peace, and cleaning up the Hudson River. He stood in the rain and snow and protested wars well into his nineties. I still don't understand why they never gave him the Nobel Peace Prize.


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Canon Eos Rebel Sl1 Dslr 18-55mm Lens Kit (black)
EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM Lens
16GB SDHC Memory Card
DSLR Holster Camera Bag
Extra Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery
Infrared Remote Control
Microfiber Cleaning Cloth
Lens Cleaning Spray
Lens Cap Keeper
58mm UV Protector Filter
The black Canon EOS Rebel SL1 DSLR Camera with 18-55mm Lens Basic Kit combines the compact SL1 and versatile zoom lens with a range of accessories to complement working with the new camera. This basic kit includes a 16GB SDHC memory card, a holster-style camera bag, an extra rechargeable lithium-ion battery, an infrared remote control, a microfiber cleaning cloth, one bottle of lens-cleaning spray, a lens cap keeper, and a 58mm UV protector filter.
The EOS Rebel SL1 features an 18MP APS-C-sized CMOS sensor and DIGIC 5 image processor to produce high-resolution still imagery and full HD 1080p recording up to 30 fps. The processor also affords a wealth of performance and speed-related assets, including 4 fps continuous shooting and a sensitivity range of ISO 100-12800, which is further expandable to ISO 25600. A 9-point AF system, which includes a high-precision center cross-type point, ensures fast and accurate focusing or, when working in live view, Hybrid CMOS AF II combines both phase- and contrast-detection focusing methods to assist in continuous focusing and subject tracking. One of the SL1's most notable features is its highly compact size and light weight, measuring just 4.6" wide and weighing only 14.4 oz with battery and memory card installed. Incorporated within the small body, however, is a large 3.0" 1,040k-dot Clear View II touchscreen LCD monitoring, which enables an intuitive touch-based means for focus and exposure control as well as playback and menu navigation.
Included with the body is the EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM lens, which provides a 35mm-equivalent focal length range of 28.8-88mm, covering wide-angle to portrait-length perspectives. An Optical Image Stabilizer system helps to minimize the appearance of camera shake by up to four shutter speed steps and the STM stepping AF motor delivers smooth and near-silent focusing performance. One aspherical element is integrated into the optical design to minimize chromatic aberrations and optimized lens coatings help to reduce lens flare and ghosting while maintaining high image contrast and color neutrality.


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Creative production company Shilo and director Jose Gomez took on the challenge of creating this stunning on-air identity for Arab network Qatar TV. Shilo traveled to Doha, Qatar, to learn more about the culture and people and capture original HD content—nine 15-second "bumpers"—for the titles. "We were asked to make each promo a metaphor for different aspirational subjects, such as education, business, environment and family," Gomez explains. "The main creative challenge was to render these stories in simple ways that didn't require further explanation or language. We focused on conveying a feeling and tone for each subject that are abstract and metaphorical, but still understandable."
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It's no suprise that I move through the day with my iPhone camera in my hand. Sometimes I use it to make calls, but mostly, it's a magic device for collecting moments that catch my eye. I shot this image with the Cameramatic app and processed it with Snapseed on my iPhone 4S. Two of my favorite apps.
If you're looking to expand your creativity with mobile photography, join me a host of talented mobile photographers for a day of iPhoneography at the annual MacWorld / iWorld event on January 30, 2013 at Moscone Conference Center in San Francisco, CA.


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SLED to hire dozens of agents
SLED to hire dozens of agents
This year will bring the fastest ramp-up ever to the workforce of South Carolina's law enforcement agency.
Following several years of deep spending cuts, the state budget that took effect in July calls for the State Law Enforcement Division to hire nearly 90 people.
SLED Chief Mark Keel said his agency has never before tried to hire that many in a single year, though he's grateful for the boost. He hopes to have all the positions filled by early 2013.
The 2012-13 budget allows Keel to hire 49 agents, eight forensic scientists for the DNA lab, a dozen people each to manage its computers and criminal records database, and seven assistants.
Still, the hires won't bring the agency to its pre-recession levels.


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By Sowmya Krishnamurthy
Even rappers get emo when listening to Drake. Fabolous recently shared with Sway Calloway that listening to Drake's "The Resistance" inspired him to connect with his grandmother.
"I heard they just moved my grandmother to a nursing home," Drake raps on the personal track from 2010's Thank Me Later. "And I be actin' like I don't know how to work a phone / But hit redial and you'll see that I just called / Some chick I met at the mall that I barely know at all."
The line about not making time for his family hit a particular chord with Fab. "[That] hit me so hard," Fabolous said in the sit down with Sway's Universe, "because I looked at it and said, 'Damn, when was the last time I called my grandmoms, man?' It just hit me. I had to stop the song and call my grandma. Rap used to do that for people. It used to make you live in what is going on. I told him that was my favorite shit he ever said. That touched me."
Although Fab loves a good club banger, he applauded Drake for making music that moves him emotionally. "Sometimes I need something that's gonna push me in a different direction, like 'Yo, that guy said something that touched me'... Drake is one of those guys who's from this generation, but he can rap. No matter what you say about the kid, he can rap."


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The Voice for Local Real Estate
One of the first questions potential homebuyers should ask their mortgage lender before they beginning a home search is, "How much home can I afford?" The answer will be determined by how much you earn (income) and how much you owe (debt). When you finish reading this section, you can use a chart to figure out how much you can spend on a home.
Lenders consider a homebuyer's gross monthly income when determining how much a buyer will have available to pay on his or her monthly mortgage payment. Income may include salary, seasonal pay, child support, retirement pension payments, unemployment compensation, VA benefits, military pay, social security and alimony. Part-time pay, overtime and bonuses may also be considered. Lenders look for consistent income for at least the past two years. Gross income is not the amount you take home each month. Instead it is the money you earn before taxes are removed. Lenders look at your gross income and figure out how much you can spend on housing. You can figure out your housing ratio by dividing the amount of the mortgage payment by your gross income. FHA guidelines suggest that you should spend 29% or less of your monthly income on housing.
Lenders also look at the debt-to-income ratio. A buyer's debt includes car payments and monthly installment loan payments, bank/credit union loans, student loan payments, alimony, child support payments, the minimum payment on credit cards. Not included in the debt payments are things such as utility payments, cell phone bills and groceries.
Lenders calculate the debt-to-income ratio by dividing monthly minimum debt payments (excluding mortgage or rent, utilities, food and entertainment) by monthly gross income. For example, if a buyer's monthly debt of $1,000 is divided into his gross monthly income of $3,000, his debt-to-income ratio is 33%.
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For conventional loans, lenders typically require that buyers have a monthly mortgage debt of no more than 28% of their monthly income, and a total monthly debt of no more than 36% of their income. For FHA-insured loans, a buyer's monthly mortgage payments (or housing ratio) should not exceed more than 29%, and total debts (debt to income ratio) should not exceed 41%.
The above ratios are guidelines, and lenders can approve buyers for larger or smaller loans based upon other factors such as assets, credit history, employment history, the type of loan requested, the value of the property and the amount of down payment. Lenders will typically approve buyers for the maximum amount that they can qualify. It is up to you to consider your lifestyle (whether you spend most of your time and money at home, traveling, shopping, or eating out), how much you can comfortably spend on your mortgage each month, and current and projected expenses. Click here to figure out how much you really can afford each month for your mortgage payment.
As you will notice while looking at the mortgage section of this guide, lenders will allow you to borrow up to a maximum amount. Loans have a dollar limit, and this limit can be based on the borrower's income, the value of the home or even the county where the home is located. Your lender can tell you more about loan limits.
Information in this section was compiled from "Realizing the American Dream," a workbook for homebuyers from the American Bankers Association, National Foundation for Consumer Credit, and Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation.
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Hello everyone, and I hope you are enjoying a good weekend. The 25th of the month always means the Papertrey Ink blog hop
I began by cutting and stamping 2 sprigs of mistletoe using the Merry Kiss-mas stamp and die set. I gently shaped the leaves and used Nuvo drops on the berries. Then I layered up some black and white card and stamped and embossed one of the sentiments from the Bells and Boughs stamp set.


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We need to be reacquainted with our unseen partner, who is the Holy Spirit. The church has not taught enough about Him, which is why many people do not understand the importance of the baptism of the Spirit. The Holy Ghost is not like the cartoon ghosts many of us have seen on television; He is God, Himself, functioning as a spirit. We are coming into a time when we will see things come to pass that we cannot explain according to our natural abilities, and we will have to attribute it to the Holy Spirit. Soon, He will re-introduce Himself to the world, and even people who previously did not believe in Him will acknowledge that He is real. We are preparing to move into the supernatural realm, where we will see things happen by God's Spirit. He will remove the frustrations of life, and give us a peace that passes all understanding.
- The Holy Spirit leads and guides us, teaching us what we need to know.
- The Spirit of God and the grace of God, working together, result in the spirit of grace. This spirit will guide us into all the truth of God's grace.
- There will be things we did not deserve or earn that we will receive, because the Holy Spirit wants to hear us declare, "This is the Lord's doing; it is marvellous in our eyes" (Psalm 118:23).
- Then he answered and spake unto me, saying, This is the word of the Lord unto Zerubbabel, saying, Not by might, nor by power, but by my spirit, saith the Lord of hosts (Zechariah 4:6).
- Religion has allowed us to think we accomplish things through our own abilities.
- We will not need the Holy Spirit when we get to heaven. His function and purpose is to guide us while we are still on the earth, living with physical minds and bodies.
- And, behold, I send the promise of my Father upon you: but tarry ye in the city of Jerusalem, until ye be endued with power from on high (Luke 24:49).
- Here, Jesus was referring to the Holy Spirit.
- And, being assembled together with them, commanded them that they should not depart from Jerusalem, but wait for the promise of the Father, which, saith he, ye have heard of me.For John truly baptized with water; but ye shall be baptized with the Holy Ghost not many days hence (Acts 1:4, 5).
- Baptism by water is distinguished from baptism by the Holy Spirit. If we receive this second baptism, we will see amazing things in our lives.
- The Spirit of God and the grace of God, working together, result in the spirit of grace. This spirit will guide us into all the truth of God's grace.
- The baptism of the Holy Spirit only comes after we are born again.
- And Jesus, when he was baptized, went up straightway out of the water: and, lo, the heavens were opened unto him, and he saw the Spirit of God descending like a dove, and lighting upon him: And lo a voice from heaven, saying, This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased (Matthew 3:16, 17).
- Jesus was baptized in water, but then another baptism took place by the Holy Spirit. Jesus did not perform any miracles before this event; He waited for the Spirit before moving into His ministry.
- Then was Jesus led up of the Spirit into the wilderness to be tempted of the devil (Matthew 4:1).
- Jesus received the Holy Spirit into His life, which was what allowed the Spirit to guide Him. The Spirit was preparing Jesus for what He needed to do with His ministry. It is the same for us; the Holy Spirit knows exactly where we should go and what we should do.
- We have all been given gifts. These gifts are not for us, but for someone else we will encounter as we fulfill God's purpose for us. The Holy Spirit shows us how to use our gifts.
- But ye shall receive power, after that the Holy Ghost is come upon you: and ye shall be witnesses unto me both in Jerusalem, and in all Judaea, and in Samaria, and unto the uttermost part of the earth (Acts 1:8).
- For a long time, religion has misled people about what true power really is. It is the ability to get the job done.
- The word "baptize" comes from a Greek word meaning total immersion. Baptism by the Holy Ghost gives us supernatural power that is not ours.
- Now when the apostles which were at Jerusalem heard that Samaria had received the word of God, they sent unto them Peter and John: Who, when they were come down, prayed for them, that they might receive the Holy Ghost: (For as yet he was fallen upon none of them: only they were baptized in the name of the Lord Jesus.) Then laid they their hands on them, and they received the Holy Ghost (Acts 8:14-17).
- The experience of the baptism by the Holy Spirit is seldom discussed. Many people are afraid to talk about Him because of a lack of understanding.
- The "spooky" things we see in church are not the Spirit, but the actions of people who do not understand how to respond to Him.
- When the Holy Spirit of truth comes, He will come to convince us that sin has finally been dealt with, to convince us of righteousness, and to convince us that the devil has already been judged.
- So Christ was once offered to bear the sins of many; and unto them that look for him shall he appear the second time without sin unto salvation (Hebrews 9:28).
- And Jesus, when he was baptized, went up straightway out of the water: and, lo, the heavens were opened unto him, and he saw the Spirit of God descending like a dove, and lighting upon him: And lo a voice from heaven, saying, This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased (Matthew 3:16, 17).
Scripture References
Psalm 118:23
Zechariah 4:6
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Matthew 4:1
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Why is there a little baby hidden in king cakes?
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Nothing signifies the start of Carnival like king cakes. These tasty pastries traditionally make their seasonal debut on Jan. 6, which is known as King's Day, Twelfth Night or Epiphany, the night when Christians celebrate the three kings visiting the baby Jesus.
The oval-shaped cakes usually are made of braided cinnamon dough, covered with icing or sprinkled with sugar colored in the traditional Mardi Gras colors of purple (representing justice), green (for faith) and gold (for power). Some folks like their cakes plain, but there are a variety of fillings available, including cream cheese, lemon and chocolate.
The king cake has its roots in medieval France and Spain. In colonial Louisiana, Creoles celebrated this time of year with the bal du roi (king's ball), where they served a fancy cake with a bean placed inside. The person who found the bean in his or her piece of cake became the king or queen of the next ball, creating a series of balls that would culminate with the final grand event on Mardi Gras evening.
Over the years, the practice spread beyond Mardi Gras royalty. The person who received the prize — which instead of a bean could be a nut, a coin or even a ring — would be king or queen for the day and in charge of hosting the next party or supplying the next king cake, a tradition that remains today.
In the 1940s, McKenzie's Bakery owner Donald Entringer baked and sold king cakes to locals. One day, a traveling salesman visited the baker and had an overabundance of little porcelain dolls he hoped to sell. Entringer bought the dolls to hide in the king cakes. Eventually, he ran out of the porcelain dolls and bought less expensive plastic ones. Over time, people have claimed that the plastic baby represents baby Jesus because of the season's religious connection to King's Day.
Today, thousands of king cakes are shipped all over the world. In the early 1990s, when large numbers of the cakes started being shipped to other cities, bakeries stopped placing the baby inside the cake for fear that people unfamiliar with our local customs might choke on the trinket. The baby is now loose inside the king cake box for purchasers to tuck in the cake themselves.


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I love to cook themed meals, for us, for family events or when friends come round for dinner. This week was all for us starting with Burn's Night. Neither Hubby nor I have any known Scottish blood but we do appreciate other's celebrations and in Robert Burns case we certainly have enjoyed his work evey year as he's the author of the meaningful song Auld Lang Syne.
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought to mind?
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And auld lang syne!
For auld lang syne, my dear,
For auld lang syne.
We'll tak a cup o' kindness yet,
For auld lang syne.
It's definitely a Scottish theme for our Burns' Night supper starting with Scottish mussels. I have to hold my hands up and say I didn't prepare them myself but bought a pack complete with sauce from Aldi. They were so meaty, a good quantity with a creamy sauce and from Scotland!
|Mussels for our Burns' Night starter
Picpoul de Pinet used to be a french secret but over the last couple of years has become widely available in supermarkets and wine stores. This bottle was from Asda, full of green crisp apples it was perfect.
|My favourite wine with seafood
|Burns' Night supper
|Great flavour in our Macsween Haggis
Our special treat on Burns' Night is a Bobby Burns cocktail - I only make it on Burns' Night, it's quite strong but perfect over ice (we have whisky stones so the cocktail doesn't get diluted) when settled on the sofa after our super supper. It's so easy to make:
1 shot of whisky
I shot dry vermouth
1 tablespoon Jagermeister
Our trip to Scotland over the following evening we popped Down Under as it was Australia Day. No kangeroo steaks or bbq thanks to our winter rain but we did have lamb steaks. My way of celebrating Australia Day is with a very good bottle of Australian red, there's lots to chose from but my favourite wine producer is Yalumba. One day I hope we'll do a trip to the other side of the world and when we do Yalumba will be my priority visit.
In 2015 Hubby and I were priviledged to attend Yalumba's evening in Chester where we met Louisa Rose their winemaker, a great evening which you can read about on my previous blog post Butcher, Baker and Winemaker.
In our wine rack we have a bottle of Yalumba Y Series Shiraz Voignier 2013 with it's striking horse artwork label depicting life when horses were used for transport.I really like this wine with it's dark cherries, fine tannins and hint of white pepper.
However it is still on our rack waiting to be enjoyed as we decided to open another Yalumba - The Scribbler 2012. At Chester we had The Signature with our main, and wow what a wine. The Scribbler is it's younger sibling being of the same Cabernet Sauvignon, Shiraz pedigree. Matured 12 months in oak The Scribbler is full of dark juicy fruits with the merest hint of soft spice and smooth tannins. For me a perfect way to raise a glass to Australia.
|Yalumba - The Scribbler
I made sticky bbq pork which is becoming one of my all time favourites, so easy to do and reasonably priced as it uses belly pork. I cut the pork into cubes and boil in stock for two hours, drain and dry thoroughly before frying in oil adding the sauce last minute so all the pork is coated. Prawns with water chestnuts and noodles in sweet chilli sauce was our other dish along with seasame oil stir fry vegetables - quite a feast.
|Homemade Chinese feast for New Year celebrations
|Extra Special Pinot Grigio (Asda)
We didn't have pud with our chinese meal but I made up for it Sunday with a real pudding/beer lovers treat - Wells Sticky Toffee Pudding Ale. Wells have been brewing since 1876 and this ale for me is just heaven. The aroma is like the kitchen on baking day, its flavour full of dark sugar, toffee, and caramel. Wells are quite right when they say 'this beer offers full contentment in a glass'.
|Liquid pudding - so yummy


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Looking back, Duke Spirit frontwoman Liela Moss is still amazed at the remarkable chain of events set in motion by the fashion world's word-of-mouth.
When stylist Sherry Lamden was wowed by the band's set at Glastonbury a few years ago, she conveyed her enthusiasm to her boss, Alexander McQueen, the late visionary designer.
"She got him interested in the idea of putting out a range of clothes anchored in our music, so I guess it all came from a simple conversation, really," says the singer, who soon had an entire McQ Alexander McQueen line of rock wear at Target, including a T-shirt with her own then-blond-bombshell visage.
Moss — who brings The Duke Spirit to San Francisco this week — also caught the attention of other top designers such as Antonio Berardi and Phillip Lim.
It's taught her an important lesson.
Just as her group's latest riff-fest, "Bruiser," was influenced by Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, she says, "I've realized that people who design clothes actually listen to music while they're creating, and sometimes the slightest thing you've said or the melody itself just captures their imagination. A reaction from them, and then you getting to wear their clothes, is really an absolute pure exchange. Things that happen in a flash like that are much more authentic."
But the more Moss studied her face on that McQ top, the deeper she dove into her analysis of beauty.
"I was just over the whole nuclear-blond look, so now my hair is a more natural maple-syrup color," she says.
"Because I'd started asking serious questions of myself, like, 'Why would I do things to alter what was already there, physically? But as long as you're healthy and eating well, then the answer is, 'Yeah, I'm perfect.'"
The Brit is a true original, however. Ever since the fine arts major formed her outfit in college in 2003 with guitarist Luke Ford and bassist Toby Butler, she has put a dreamy, pneumatic topspin on sludge-metal dirges, such as "Villain" "Surrender" and "Cherry Tree" on "Bruiser."
The uniquely dark sound works well with other media, too; Their creepy "Creature" provides sound on the new "Batman: Arkham City" video game. "Those things pay the rent," Moss says.
Moss never got to meet the man she inspired. Flown into Paris for one of McQueen's final shows before his 2010 passing, she was heading backstage to meet him when a crush of fans blocked her path.
"He apparently was pretty shy, so he ducked out of there and we missed him," she says. "Then suddenly, it was all over. That was the saddest part."
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Golden Boy Nithyananda = King Midas 2.0, and Yes, All that Glitter is Gold, But Maybe Not So Golden
Paramahamsa Nithyananda, are you materialistic? Why how silly of me to ask. I know you will say, "No". OK, then, Sri Nithyananda, I just have a few questions to help clear things up. Why did you charge $150 for the Kalpataru program in May 2009 and just a few months later you raised the price to $250 for this one-day program? Same thing, Sri Nithyananda, with your Nithyananda Spurana Program (NSP). Why in 2004 in a hotel, you charged $250 for the two-day program. But, in 2009, you now charge $750 per person for the same program without occurring the expense of a hall rental. Why that's a 300 percent increase. Did you, Sri Nithyananda, get just that much better? Why even Google's stock didn't go up that much over the past five years.
And, why do you use so much gold? Nithyananda, I see that you have gold plated your super big mala (rosary). Is it now a bling-bling? Yo! Wassup, Swamiji? And, in July 2009, did you, Nithyananda, solicited in e-mail tax deductible donations for 24K gold flowers to be placed at your feet in exchange for the donors having their names presented to you for 'blessings'? Is that what it takes to get your blessings? What if someone couldn't afford to donate a 24K gold flower, Sri Nithyananda? Would you still bless them?
And, after declaring that you gave 'enlightenment' to 53 of your close followers, did you, Sri Nithyananda, then pat your self on the back by splurging on a gold throne that is coated in 24K gold? Did you say that you are now 'qualified' to sit on this golden throne? Sri Nithyananda, did anyone else ever sit on this throne? Oh, yes, there was that incident in 2007 where some homeless junkie wandered into your Vedic Temple in Montclair while he was as 'high as kite' and while in a stuper sat right there on your 24K golden throne. Did this druggie take a bath afterwards? Boy, Sri Nithyananda, that throne is sure heavy to carry. Good thing there's a healing master at hand, or all of those volunteers probably would be sporting sprang backs or hernias. Did you, Sri Nithyananda, really plan to have something so high maintenance?
Another question, Sri Nithyananda. Do you have a 24K gold crown? Why yes, we have even seen you wear this 24K gold crown. Sorry to say, Sri Nithyananda, but when you wear it, you kind of look like Jughead from the Archie's comics.
Paramahamsa Nithyananda, can you name any enlightened master that has this sort of love for gold? For the life of me, I cannot imagine Paramahamsa Ramakrishna, Shirdi Baba, Swami Vivekananda, Ramana Maharishi, anyone, who would be so bold as you, Sri Nithyananda. Please help. There have been a lot of worldly kings, nouveau riche, and drug dealers that have done this sort of conspicuous consumption. Nithyanadna, are you the newly rich king of sanyasis who just cornered the spiritual market? You know, the hybrid of a renunciate, a powerful politician, and a gangster? Oh, sorry, Sri Nithyananda, I forgot there is a spiritual side to wearing all that gold. Osho loved to wear diamonds, and you like to wear gold. I see the connection now.
And, will there be anything to help the poor, the meek, and the humble out of all of these donations, Sri Nithyananda? And, you will say "Yes, just look at my website." Oh, I see, Sri Nithyananda. There is an image and a link that we can 'donate' additional money on top of all the other money donated to you in order to help those recent flood victims. But, you seem very reluctant to say how much you, personally, donated. Isn't that kind of like if Warren Buffett giving a commitment to give something back to humanity just by promising to 'trick or treating' for UNICEF next year? Nithyananda, we were kind of hoping you would do a little more than provide just a link.
And, Paramahamsa Nithyananda, do you think you can make your donations and allocations a little more transparent? Didn't you, Sri Nithyananda, once promise the Ananda Samajis (donors) who were tithing (giving ten percent) that their money would help the local Nithyananda Centers? And, what happened to that money, Nithyananda? Didn't you divert it to your main ashram in India to help achieve your new grand priorities there, leaving your local centers high and dry? Isn't that kind of like a shell game where we get to guess which shell still has the pea under it? Wow, Nithyananda, I see your empire is going to be big one day, just like Enron. For your next wave of ananda sevaks (fulltime volunteers) do you, Sri Nithyananda, need some more accountants and lawyers? Don't forget the telemarketers.
And, what about all the income from your programs, Sri Nithyananda? With workshops at your Indian ashram going for $6,000 to $8,000 USD a pop, why then do you find it necessary to ask all of these new 'enlightened' graduates to tithe (give 10 percent of their gross income) to you? Just think about it, if people had modest incomes of $50,000 a year... all it would take is to get 200 of them to tithe, and you have become a millionaire each and every year. But, we know you target the super wealthy... so is your goal is to get a whole stadium full of money? Oh, what a coincidence. Nithyananda, I see you have plans to build a new stadium so you can fill it with more potential donors. Sri Nithyananda, will there will be a VIP section in your stadium, bright lights, a big throne (24K golden of course), a scoreboard, plenty of cheerleaders, and a special 'backstage' room? I knew you wouldn't disappoint us.
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
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Our photography assignment for this week is on 'Freezing Action' and 'Panning'. I did a crap job in my panning photos but I'm pretty happy with my freezing action shots. I used my cousin's Nikon D60 and I wish I could keep it forever but it's going home on Wednesday 😦 Here are my favorite […]
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OK, I just morphed into a squealing high school girl when I read this In Touch Magazine report. Sam and Stephanie are the latest contestants to fall in love on "The Biggest Loser"!
I don't know why I find that shocking.�Those two are like the Ken and Barbie of Season 9, although I don't think there's ever been a guy as hot as Sam on this show. I predicted that somebody would end up in love with the beautiful and sweet Stephanie, and now I feel kind of silly admitting that I thought it would be Daris.
Can you imagine what Sam and Steph's kids will look like?
OK, I'm getting a little carried away. But seriously, romance has become a bit of an epidemic on this show. You used to hear about "Biggest Loser" contestants hooking up here and there -- like with Matt and Suzy and Marty and Amy -- but now it happens every single season.
Season 8 was�the high-water mark, with Rebecca and Daniel eventually moving in together and Alexandra and Antoine getting engaged.
I find it funny that In Touch touts its latest issue by saying, "Check out this week�s In Touch for more on why 'The Biggest Loser' has a better track record than 'The Bachelor!' " I definitely believe that. Maybe it's because people come on "The Biggest Loser" to find self-fulfillment and inner strength, and they're not there to claw each other's eyes out over some dude. You think?
Anyway, after hearing this news, my eyes will totally be glued to Sam and Stephanie every episode, for as long as they stay on the ranch. I want to see sparks!


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MySpace, a founding father of the social media movement, suffered a major decline in membership from the 2008 to present resulting from a range of poor decisions. It was soon overtaken and surpassed by Facebook which had the opportunity to learn from the former social media mogul's mistakes. There is a lot of speculation as to why MySpace experienced such a massive exodus, but it is no mystery.
One of the major reasons for MySpace's failure was lost control of their advertisements in the pursuit of monetization, creating a very unpleasant user experience ridden with ads. This is not to say that Facebook isn't trying to monetize. But if you look at their designated ad space, located on the right hand side, you'll notice that the advertisements are small, subtle and do not interfere with experiencing the site. Facebook ads are also targeted, meaning they populate with ads that are relevant to your needs or interests, based on your web search trends.
On MySpace, ad placement lacked subtlety, and many times, taste. The sheer amount of ads made the site slower and more difficult to use. Spammers were incessant; vandalizing innocent user profile pages with unwanted comments and unauthorized advertisements. Unlike Facebook, MySpace allowed raw HTML coding which gave the ability to embed malicious scripts within the page. In layman's terms, security and browser stability were heavily compromised while using the platform.
The second major reason for the MySpace decline is they rarely evolved the service; it became stagnant and boring. Long-time Facebook users will witness several new layout and interface changes every year, put in place to improve user experience. One of Facebook's most obvious and more recent changes was the introduction of the "Timeline" feature which made re-visiting particular years in your history possible in a single click. On the old layout, reverting to past years would take several clicks of the "see older posts" button. This could take a very long time depending on your level of Facebook activity. A few other examples of evolutionary features on Facebook since its launch are status upgrades, the integration of third party apps like games, "like" buttons, marketplace and mobile integration. These added features make Facebook more engaging, universal, and fun!
What do we learn from MySpace's decline? That it's important to be an innovator; to constantly evolve and grow. It's important to serve your users/customers and accommodate their needs above all else. Could Facebook meet the same fate as MySpace?
Well, we may not have to wait to find out. Could it be that MySpace truly learned from it's own foibles? Rebranded by a Timberlake-driven musical look and feel, it seemed in early 2013 that the missing caterpillar of social media was about to reemerge from a chrysalis to re-captivate fans with sparkling wings and effortless flights of harmonious fancy. A hesitant, albeit interested, anticipatory crecendo of "Oh, MySpace is back," began to echo through the halls (at least the virtual halls of tech blog institutions.)
February came and went with many offering opinions. Some said "masterful," others, "innovative," while others reserved judgement while keeping a key eye on the user. Then, March and April came and went. Now it's May. How do you like that new feature they just introduced? You know the one that allows you to … nevermind.
Sure, some patience might be necessary to see ground being gained in what is surely a colossal case of re-branding. But don't you think the needle should have moved even just a little bit since then? Just a little?
While we still chuckle about the struggles of Google+ we never really give up on it, because Google is, well, Google – a Company that we seemingly cannot live without. So, we wait until they make good with their social media efforts. And if they don't, that'll likely be okay with us too.
But what about New MySpace? Well, say for example Google shuts down Google+ and then re-introduces it with the name "New Google+" after a significant time away? Exactly. Are those crickets we hear? And THEY'RE Google …
That being said, no reason to pen New MySpace's obitiuary quite yet. I mean, would anybody bother to read it?
I guess the lesson here is simple, "once you've got it up, keep it up," at least in the world of technology. With so much success and innovation to choose from, audiences have little time, and even less interest, to share with old friends who really don't even look the same as they did in "the good old days." The new days are fresher and a lot more interesting.
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Update: Since this article was published, it has been a year. Find out the state of MySpace, today.


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PHILADELPHIA --A Pennsylvania retailer is selling a diamond prom dress for nearly $14,000.
The floor-length dress has hundreds of diamonds hand-sewn onto the bodice. The dresses, which are form-fitting and strapless with a thigh-high slit, are custom-made and take about three weeks to finish.
The company, located outside of Philadelphia, has already sold two of the gowns. One order is from Europe and the other is from the U.S.
While the dress is being billed as a prom gown, Jon Liney, owner of DressGoddess, says he doesn't think the purchases were for teenagers.
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Yesterday, Nasdaq OMX Group Inc. (NDAQ) announced the merger of its Global Data Products and Global Index businesses to form a new reporting segment – Global Information Services. The change will be implemented retrospectively from the beginning of the year.
Both the merging businesses involve data distribution and the delivery of innovative products aimed at offering transparency and insight into the market. Thus, combining these should enable Nasdaq capitalize on the companies' strengths more efficiently.
The combined business is expected to improve the speed and cost efficiency of delivering data and indices, using Nasdaq's recent technology investments and enhancements. It is also likely to enhance the company's customer focus as well as boost the power of its technology, product innovation and distribution channels. Nasdaq will utilize its strategic proficiency and product development skills to expand the new segment further.
Currently, Global Data Products has a client base of 2.5 million financial professionals and individual investors, spanning 83 countries, in its historical and real-time market data distribution business. Nasdaq expects the new business segment to generate almost 20% of the total annual revenues of the company.
The securities exchange aims to become a global leader in providing information to the financial services industry. However, over the recent years increased competition has led to a decline in the company's market share.
The failure of NYSE Euronext Inc.'s (NYX) takeover bid in 2011 and the recent agreement by IntercontinentalExchange Inc. (ICE) to buyout NYSE Euronext further threatens to diminish the exchange's size, competitiveness and global footprint. Thus, Nasdaq needs to boost its competitive strength through both organic and inorganic growth. The streamlining of operations to enhance efficiency is therefore a prudent step in our opinion.
The new segment will be managed by Nasdaq's Executive Vice President, John L. Jacobs, who earlier handled the Global Index Group and also served as the Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) of the holding company. Consequently, the position of CMO as well as Senior Vice President will be awarded to Jeremy Skule, who was previously the Senior Vice President of Global Marketing and Communications.
Nasdaq currently carries a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold). Another securities exchange worth consideration is CBOE Holdings, Inc. (CBOE), which carries a Zacks Rank #2 (Buy).
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So I like to draw our kitties as CatToons (RIP Lister - he's still in the CatToons though). When our friend Misi announced she was having a baby, I figured I should make her something instead of just buying something generic. First thought was a blankie, though I had never made one before. Once I settled on that idea, I thought it should be Big Bird (mainly as a joke - she's the only person I know who is TERRIFIED of the Big Bird - if I hand made it for the baby she'd have to appreciate it, even if it gave HER nightmares it'd be for the baby). But I'm not that cruel even if it was an amusing idea for a minute. Then I realized the cats. She has a kitty that reminds me of Lister. So I started out with this:
Derwent Inktense Watersoluble Ink Pencils to color the kitties, then set them with an iron. Of course, the real life Dutchie cat had to *ahem* help -- or just give her opinion of Lister being on HER blankie.
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Outbike New Jersey is the Gay and Lesbian bicycle club of New Jersey open to cyclists of all persuasions who love to bike in the Garden State....NOW IN OUR 22nd YEAR! We plan rides on alternating Saturdays and Sundays from April through November. Our rides take us up to Nyack, NY, through the Great Swamp, over to the Delaware River, down the Jersey shore, out to Far Hills and Pennsylvania and beyond.
How do I contact Outbike NJ?
Send Outbike a message! Email address:
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You'll get access to photos, ride reports, the calendar and weekly updates and directions to our rides. We ask members to be over 18 and give us a first and last name.
We have a facebook group, but you have to be a member of Outbike NJ to join.
How do you become a member? Come join us for a ride, of course. How do I get to a ride? Send us an email.
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All rides require helmets.
All rides are led by volunteers and you ride at your own risk. We strongly recommend bringing extra tubes, a pump, bike tools and enough water and snacks to have a fun time.
Ride starting times vary between 10 am and 1 pm, so we advise you to RSVP to make sure you know when we start. We like RSVP's by Wednesday by emailing the leader.
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As I'm sure you know by now, I do quite a lot of work with the Microsoft Dynamics GP Workflow module. On one of the recent projects I worked on, it was commented upon by a few users that the font size on the email was a little too small. My initial reponse was that it isn;t possible to change the font size. But, when I was on a loing drive a couple of days later, it occurred to me that it might be possible.
In this small series of posts, I am going to show how the font size on the emails can be changed, and the different ways this can be done, depending on the result you want.
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Hi, I just planning my vacation in US and Utah will be the big point in whole plan, but since my schedule so just have 4days can be spent on some NP in Utah , but Utah really have so many NP in the map. so for a foreigner which NP is the best and worth to go?
and I heard have place which name Dead Horse Point, that is Tom Cruise climb to the top at the beginning of the first "Mission Impossible" Movie. so have anybody know more about "Dead Horse Point" ? what type about that place? is a mountain or ...? have any direction?
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Lowongan Kerja terbaru Bank Danamon bulan Juli 2011. PT Bank Danamon Indonesia Tbk (Danamon) is the second largest private national bank and the fifth largest commercial bank in Indonesia, with a 5% share of the domestic system loans and deposits.
Danamon has the widest geographic distribution network of all Indonesian banks with 500 branch offices, 790 ATMs and is well-supported by more than 17,000 employees. Danamon is recognized as Indonesia's leading SME and consumer bank and also serves corporate and institutional customers across Indonesia. Bank Danamon Indonesia as one of the leading bank in Indonesia is currently searching for a highly qualified professional with proven track record of achievements to take on this challenging role to sustain and prolong its competitive position in the market as:
Management Associate
Directorate : Corporate, Treasury, Transaction & Syariah
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Scope of work:
- This is a 12 month-fast track program that will provide the incumbents with a combination of on the job training, in-class and assignments. The incumbents will be expected to be the future leaders of the organization.
- S1 or S2 degree with preference in Engineering/Math/Finance majors
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HONG KONG and SAN MATEO, Calif., May 09, 2016 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Sky Solar Holdings, Ltd. (NASDAQ:SKYS) ("Sky Solar" or the "Company"), a global developer, owner and operator of solar parks and Greenleaf-TNX Management, a developer and owner of solar parks inside the U.S. ("Greenleaf-TNX"), are pleased to announce the execution on May 6, 2016 of the definitive agreements for the acquisition by Sky Solar's wholly-owned U.S. subsidiary, Sky Capital America Inc. ("Sky Capital"), of 22 operating solar facilities in California and 1 operating solar facility in Massachusetts for a combined 22MW from Greenleaf-TNX and SunPeak Universal Holdings, Inc.
The transaction is expected to close by the third quarter of 2016 after customary closing conditions, consents and regulatory approvals have been met.
Mr. Sanjay Shrestha, President of Sky Capital, commented, "We are pleased with Sky Solar's acquisition of operating assets in California and Massachusetts with attractive cash-on-cash yield over the life of the projects. This acquisition marks our first step towards building a larger presence in the US market."
"We are pleased to partner with Sky Solar in this transaction. Greenleaf-TNX's focus with this portfolio was to develop, de-risk through early period operation, then transfer solar assets to a high quality long-term operator. Therefore, we are very pleased to have reached agreement with Sky Solar related the sale of these solar assets," said Mr. Charlie Fiechter and Thomas Yap, Managing Members of Greenleaf-TNX.
Project Capacities
Unless specifically indicated or the context otherwise requires, megawatt capacity values in this release refer to the attributable capacity of a solar park. Sky Solar calculates the attributable capacity of a solar park by multiplying the percentage of our equity ownership in the solar park by the total capacity of the solar park.
About Sky Solar Holdings, Ltd.
Sky Solar is a global independent power producer ("IPP") that develops, owns and operates solar parks and generates revenue primarily by selling electricity. Since its inception, Sky Solar has focused on the downstream solar market and has developed projects in Asia, South America, Europe, North America and Africa. The Company's broad geographic reach and established presence across key solar markets are significant differentiators that provide global opportunities and mitigate country-specific risks. Sky Solar aims to establish operations in select geographies with highly attractive solar radiation, regulatory environments, power pricing, land availability, financial access and overall power market trends. As a result of its focus on the downstream photovoltaic segment, Sky Solar is technology agnostic and is able to customize its solar parks based on local environmental and regulatory requirements. As of December 31, 2015, the Company had developed 273 solar parks with an aggregate capacity of 252.8 MW and owned and operated 128.6 MW of solar parks.
About Greenleaf-TNX Management, LLC
Greenleaf-TNX is a renewable energy asset management firm. The firm's mission is to move renewable energy investments into the mainstream. Greenleaf-TNX partners with 'best of breed' partners to develop and operate projects with world-class expertise. The firm originates projects and, finances and owns down-stream renewable energy assets. For more information, please visit the company online at www.greenleaftnx.com and follow the company on Facebook at www.facebook.com/greenleaftnx.
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This press release contains forward-looking statements. These statements constitute "forward-looking" statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, and as defined in the U.S. Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These forward-looking statements can be identified by terminology such as "will," "expects," "anticipates," "future," "intends," "plans," "believes," "estimates" and similar statements. Among other things, the quotations from management in this press release and the Company's operations and business outlook contain forward-looking statements. Such statements involve certain risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those in the forward-looking statements. These risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to the following: the reduction, modification or elimination of government subsidies and economic incentives; global and local risks related to economic, regulatory, social and political uncertainties; global liquidity and the availability of additional funding options; the delay between making significant upfront investments in the Company's solar parks and receiving revenue; expansion of the Company's business into the U.S. and China; risk associated with the Company's limited operating history, especially with large-scale IPP solar parks; risk associated with development or acquisition of additional attractive IPP solar parks to grow the Company's project portfolio; and competition. Further information regarding these and other risks is included in Sky Solar's filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, including its annual report on Form 20-F. Except as required by law, the Company does not undertake any obligation to update any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
For investor and media inquiries, please contact:
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