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It was the police officer's role in Gowtham Menon's Kaaka Kaaka that made Surya a star. It also gave him a 'cool' image.
His role as a student leader in Mani Ratnam's Aayutha Ezhuthu consolidatedĀthis image. The manyĀendorsements that have come his way are indicative of what a hit he is with youngsters.
The latest to endorse him as a brand ambasaador for South India is TVS StaR,Āa 4-stroke 100 cc motorcycle.
According to Prasad Narasimhan, Vice PresidentĀ (Marketing), TVS Motor Company, the company chose "the young and sensational Tamil matinee idol" for "his youthfulness, style and athleticism."
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SAGA's Spring Break Adventure Camp, March 27-30, SAGA's Eagle Valley Center. For 13- to 15-year-olds. Details: Dave, 789-7035.
Create Face Pots at Spring Break Clay Workshop, 1-4 p.m., City Museum. Last day; for ages 8-12. Pre-registration and pre-payment required: 586-3572.
Juneau Macintosh Users' Group meeting, 6:30 p.m., Valley Library. Topic: "The Reluctant Users' Guide to OSX." Details: Tim Nugent, 789-8470.
Free lecture by Lee Maracle, professor of Canadian studies, Western Washington University, 7 p.m., UAS Egan Library. Topic: "West Coast Native Women." Details: Abigail, 465-4937.
Raincountry Flyfishers monthly meeting, 7 p.m., Floyd Dryden Middle School library. Details: Roger Harding, 465-4311.
Free performance by Conner Chaney, National Youth Storytelling Olympics Finalist, 7-7:30 p.m., Assembly chambers. All ages welcome.
Adult volleyball/basketball open gym, 7-9 p.m., Dzantik'i Heeni Middle School. Fee is $4. Details: 463-1700.
Tlingit and Haida Indians of the City and Borough of Juneau bingo, 7:30 p.m., 3235 Hospital Dr. Details: Danielle, 465-5680 or 463-5690.
Juneau International Folk Dancers, 7:30 p.m., Scottish Rite Temple.
Saturday, March 30
JAC Eaglecrest-Troy traverse, time TBA. Details: Larry Musarra, 586-0152.
SAGA's Spring Break Adventure Camp, March 27-30, SAGA's Eagle Valley Center. For 13- to 15-year-olds. Details: Dave, 789-7035.
Easter Egg Hunt, 9:30 a.m., Adair Kennedy Park. Fee: $3. Ages 0-10 years. To register: Zach Gordon Youth Center, 586-2635.
Ski/Snowshoe Trip to Gastineau Meadows, 9:30 a.m., gate behind Crow Hill Condos on Crow Hill Dr. No dogs or firearms.
League of Women Voters Annual Meeting and Elections, 9:30-11:30 a.m., DIPAC. Speaker: Director of Public Works Ernest Mueller.
Visit the Easter Bunny, 11 a.m.-4 p.m., Nugget Mall. Pictures are $5. Proceeds go to Midnight Suns Softball Assoc.
Easter Egg Painting, 11:30 a.m.-3 p.m., Nugget Mall. Free while supplies last; hosted by Girl Scouts.
Identify vintage Gold Medal photos from 1947 through 1961, noon-4 p.m., City Museum, Fourth and Main. Free admission Tuesday through Saturday. Details: 586-3572.
Gastineau Genealogical Society, 1 p.m., Family History Center, Church of Latter Day Saints, 5100 Glacier Hwy. Presentation on "Tools for the Norwegian Researcher."
Polaris House, 1-2 p.m. NAMI Juneau consumer directed and operated program invites mental health consumers to weekly clubhouse development meetings. Details: 780-6775.
Family Bead Circle, 4-5:30 p.m., City Museum. Last family bead circle offered. Details: 586-3572.
Hypnotist/Mentalist Christopher Carter, 8 p.m., UAS Student Activities Center. Tickets at door.
Sunday, March 31
Benefit brunch for Daryl Wetherall, 9:45 a.m.-1 p.m., Resurrection Lutheran Church, 740 W. 10th St. Details: 586-2380.
Easter Celebration, noon, Eaglecrest. Details: 790-2001.
Juneau Singles Easter Egg Hunt, 2 p.m., 415 I St., Douglas. Bring one dozen hard-boiled colored eggs and a potluck dish. No seafood. Details: 364-2476.
Bible Talks, 4 p.m. every Sunday, Assembly Chambers, City Hall. Details: Marian Thorburn, 789-2088.
English Country Dance and Potluck, 4:30-7 p.m., McPhetres Hall, Fourth and Gold. Potluck will follow; $5 admission benefits Camp Damp weekend in Aug. Details: 586-1548.
Adult soccer open gym, 6:30-8:30 p.m., Floyd Dryden. Fee is $4. Details: 463-1700.
Adult volleyball/basketball open gym, 7-9 p.m., Dzantik'i Heeni. Fee is $4. Details: 463-1700.
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Yoga Club, Mondays and Wednesdays, 8 a.m., UAS Student Activities Center. Details: Lily at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Toddler Time, 10 a.m., Downtown Library, and 11 a.m., Valley Library.
Toddler Play Group, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., REACH. A playtime for toddlers and class/support group for parents.
Free ESL Classes, 10 a.m.-noon, Monday-Friday, St. Vincent de Paul (behind Nugget Mall). Details: 789-4622. Day care may be available.
Helping Children Through Divorce/Separation Workshop, noon-1 p.m., every Monday, Dimond Courthouse, Courtroom "A". Details: 463-4755.
Joint Public Works Finance Committee and Public Policy Committee meeting, noon-1 p.m., Assembly Chambers.
Free GED Prep Courses, 12:30-3 p.m. Monday-Friday, St. Vincent de Paul (behind Nugget Mall). Details: 789-4622. Day care may be available.
Tlingit Storytelling, 1 p.m., Juneau Senior Center. Details: Ellen Northup, 463-6175.
Youth on the Street meeting, 4:45-6 p.m., Marie Drake School, room 316. Details: Ric, 463-5226 or 789-2728.
Lands Committee meeting, 5-6 p.m., Assembly Chambers.
Free English as a Second Language Classes, every Monday, 5:30-7 p.m., SERRC, 210 Ferry Way. Details: 586-5718.
Alaska Native Sisterhood Camp 70 meeting, 6 p.m., Downtown Library. Details: Teddy Castillo, 586-3128.
Breastfeeding Success and Newborn Care and Infant Car Seat Safety class, 6-8 p.m., Bartlett Hospital admin. building classroom. To register: 586-8424.
Harborview Elementary School public reception to meet candidates for principal, 6:30 p.m., Harborview library. Details: 463-3214.
Alaska Native Sisterhood Camp No. Two meeting, 7 p.m., ANB Hall. Details: Alberta, 364-2992.
Adult soccer open gym, 7-9 p.m., Dzantik'i Heeni. Fee is $4. Details: 463-1700.
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There are some days that, no matter what I do to get off to a good start, motivate and empower myself, I am just wiped out. Does this happen to you? I find my mind is dull, my body heavy, and my heart lacking enthusiasm. My to-do list is usually overflowing and I have deadlines looming, but I eventually realise that none of it can be done in this state and I must succumb to the wipe out.
I officially declare a WOD – Wipe Out Day!
I give Wipe Out Days full reverence and space. Meaning that when this happens, it's my body calling out for rest and I really need to listen. I make it a sacred practice! It usually means I've been pushing too hard for too long.
So, rather than push myself even more, this is what I do:
1. Do the absolute Must-Do-Today things.
I check on what really has to be done today or the world will end, and I do that. If necessary, I make the phone calls to cancel appointments and delay some things or reduce what can be done. Sometimes this requires courage to request the space and put myself first. Nearly always it works out that the other people involved appreciate the space too! Then I totally let go of everything else that I had thought was essential.
2. Turn everything off
Computers, phones, music – all off. I close curtains and any windows to outside noise. I tune out of the world to tune in to myself. Instant relief and spaciousness arises.
3. Give myself full permission for a WOD
I make sure every thought is positive, spacious and self-loving. There is no guilt or self-doubt. My rest is 100% priority and only this will allow me to get back in full power and motivation mode, and to be useful to anyone else.
A Wipe Out Day is an official self-empowered declaration of self-love.
4. Practice Yoga Nidra
I get myself super comfortable, warm and cosy, with my eyes covered, and I press play on a guided Yoga Nidra recording. On WODs I usually pass out, totally asleep, for most of the recording!! And that is totally ok! This is the quickest way to letting go of the mind and tension, and dropping into deep deep rest. Find my free Yoga Nidra recordings here.
5. Don't move until I'm ready
I don't rush the transition out of Nidra at all. I might be dozing in and out of sleep for another hour even, if necessary. I allow myself to be cradled in the comfort of this state of deep rest and ease, still giving myself full permission to be there. I let myself lie there until there is something in me that makes me want to get up. Nothing is more important.
6. Let the mind wander
This is the most important time – the dozing after yoga nidra, in a deep state of rest – as various thoughts and awarenesses come to mind, like a processing of all the mumble jumble of the mind and emotions, in order to make space for clarity. There's no intention to solve any problems, but often things come clear and creativity arises. I make sure not to allow any self-doubt or depressing thoughts, and keep myself in a space of loving support.
7. Drink lots of water – I usually find I'm dehydrated when I am so tired, and I feel the need to guzzle loads of fresh, clear water.
8. Get into nature
When ready, I go out for an easy stroll in nature. Again no focus on exercise or any particular objective – just wandering and enjoying the sights and sounds and smells. Ideally in a really natural place and barefoot, to reconnect to the earth's energy. Taking time to just be and receive her loving guidance.
9. Eat really healthy
I make sure I feed myself fresh vegetables and perhaps I make some yummy green juice. My body needs nourishment but not too much food. I keep it light so that digestion is easy. I go for healthy comfort food so that it feels good in every way.
10. Do a happy thing
I offer myself the tender loving care I really need. I do something that nourishes my soul and lifts my spirit. So I might take a bath or call a friend, or read a great book or watch an uplifting film, or lie back with my hips on a cushion and my legs up on a couch, anything that makes me happy and that I might not always take the time for.
11. Set an intention for tomorrow
Finally, I get myself tucked up in bed for a super early night. Before sleeping I focus on my gratitude for this awesome WOD. I then formulate an intention to wake up the next day fully energised and motivated and ready to be super effective.
I find that my WODs give me such a boost and are the most self-empowered and uplifting response possible to my in-the-moment need for rest, love and care. They help me listen deeply to my needs, call back my power, get clear on what is essential, and allow my natural creativity, life force and joy bubble up once again.
Everyone needs a WOD every so often.
So please don't be afraid to declare a WOD next time you really need it. Consider what you need to do to have an official WOD. Let the family know. Sort out the kids and pets. Do what you need to do and make it happen. Maybe it is just for a few hours but no matter how long it is, give yourself total permission and make it priority. You won't regret it.
When you let go of what you think is critically important you might just discover what is really essential.
Remember to:
Listen Deeply
Live Courageously
Love Fiercely
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In this hands-on activity, learners will build a solar cooker by lining a box with reflective material and adding a translucent cover. The cooker can be used to make food products. This activity recommends use of empty (clean) pizza boxes. This... (View More) activity requires a sunny outdoor location for an extended period of time. (View Less)
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Amir Khan Must Not Be Written off After Knockout Loss to Danny GarciaJuly 16, 2012
Few boxers face the constant scrutiny Amir Khan is subjected to. While Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao have become globally recognized crossover stars, many fans and writers had pegged Khan for such a lofty status, not withstanding his already rabid following in the United Kingdom.
On Saturday, Danny Garcia (24-0, 15 KO) stopped Khan (26-3, 18 KO) in the fourth round of their junior welterweight unification fight in what amounted to a significant upset. Naturally, given how Khan was floored multiple times, the questions regarding his suspect chin, which are omnipresent every time he fights, are again at the forefront in the post-fight discussions about Khan's stunning defeat.
Garcia deserves full credit for his resilient performance and spectacular finish, but any discussion about Khan's imminent demise or general legitimacy is premature.
Before getting into the specifics of Khan-Garcia, it must first be pointed out that the fight was part of an important bounce-back weekend for boxing. In light of recent steroid scandals and dubious decisions, this past weekend produced two entertaining fight cards with spectacular main events: David Haye-Dereck Chisora and, of course, Khan-Garcia.
It seems that boxing is stuck in a perpetual healing process where Band-Aids are being applied to massive flesh wounds, and it is because of fighters like Khan that boxing can, and will, continue to take steps forward.
The first reason to like Khan is because of his obvious class, and his dazzling array of skills were on display over the first two-and-a-half rounds of his fight against Garcia. Khan's hand speed and fleet movement were evident, and he landed his straight right hand at will.
Even as Khan continuously beat Garcia to the punch, the fight featured furious exchanges, and the lingering memories of Khan having been floored and stopped in the past made every flurry and counter shot by both fighters meaningful and possibly fight-ending.
Had Khan chosen to work behind his jab and his stinging right hand, he could have likely cruised to a unanimous decision. However, it is this dilemma and paradoxical fighting style that is at the core of the enigmatic Khan. Of course, it is fair to criticize Khan for choosing to stand in the pocket with Garcia and go for the knockout. With his superior speed and skills, Khan could easily revert to being a cautious boxer whose primary focus is to protect his most glaring weakness.
"Caution," however, doesn't seem to enter Amir Khan's vocabulary, and it is his aggression, heart and fighting spirit that make him such a compelling boxer.
What the Khan debate boils down to is expectations. Is Khan one day going to reach the absolute pinnacle of the sport the way Mayweather and Pacquiao have? After losing to Garcia, the easy answer is "no," though at 25, Khan will have plenty of opportunities to make amends.
Fans and writers also need to think about how many fighters actually reach the level of Mayweather or Pacquiao. Boxers who become transcendent crossover stars or cultural icons are few and far between, and it is perfectly reasonable if Khan does not ascend to that level. If Khan falls short of being the next Pacquiao or De La Hoya, he shouldn't be considered a failure.
The fact is that Khan will remain a championship-level fighter for years to come, and it seems perfectly plausible to expect him to have another significant title reign in (perhaps) multiple weight classes. Obviously, the precise nature of Khan's future success is mere conjecture and up for debate, but regardless of what happens, people will be watching.
It is Khan's combination of sublime skills and natural ability, coupled with the omnipresent threat of being knocked out that will continue to make him the principal draw in most of his fights.
Danny Garcia deserves immense credit for knocking Khan out, but it has to be noted that Khan's aggressiveness, disproportionately large heart and slugging instinct were key factors that contributed to his demise. All of Khan's fights carry an element of the sublime, but it is the undercurrent of collapse that makes his moments of brilliance all the more memorable.
Writers and fans should not write off Amir Khan. While he might not become an all-time great, Khan represents everything that is right with boxing: He'll fight anyone, he'll take less money to make significant fights, he'll travel to his opponent's backyard and he's absolutely thrilling to watch.
So, while no athlete should be immune to reasonable criticism, let's not forget to acknowledge Amir Khan's virtues and be excited for his future prospects—even if they involve more defeats.


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Primer on Doing Business in the Philippines
Despite the global economic challenges, the Philippines remains bullish as far as creating an ideal climate for both existing and potential investors. Part of the overall effort to achieve this goal is to provide relevant and updated information to local and foreign businessmen. The Board of Investments (BOI), the line agency involved in marketing and investment promotion, came up with this Primer to guide prospective investors in making sound investment decisions. The Primer includes the country's laws, rules and regulations and policies that govern the procedural requirements
Types of business entities available for foreign companies.
Business Enabling Programmes and Investments for OFWs
List of Business Programmes and Investment Options for OFWs
A summary of business-enabling programmes and investment options for OFWs. The list contains programme descriptions and directories.
List of Philippine Franchisors in the Food, Retail and Services sectors
Usapang Pera: Mga Dapat Alamin (A PDIC Guidebook in Basic Banking and Financial Transactions)
A Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC) Guidebook on Basic Banking and Financial Transactions.


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What is a theme that can fit both The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain and The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald?
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A theme found in both books is the hypocrisy of self-righteous society. Both books represent corruption of the American dream.
Huck and Nick are both outsiders in the society they are trying to observe. In The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Huck is the son of the town drunkard who tries to learn to be civilized. In The Great Gatsby, Nick is an outsider experiencing the life of the rich and privileged.
Both of these stories capture different aspects of the American dream, and highlight its hypocrisy. Huck experiences the tyranny of religion over people's lives, and Nick experiences the tyranny of wealth.
Nick comments on how Tom and Daisy flit in and out of people's lives and destroy them, never feeling the effect of things themselves.
They were careless people, Tom and Daisy -- they smashed up things and creatures and then retreated back into their money or their vast carelessness or whatever it was that kept them together, and let other people clean up the mess they had made." (ch 9)
By the time they do pay the consequence, everything has been destroyed.
Huck likewise feels frustration and confusion over what society does and does not accept. He considers himself dishonest for helping Jim escape, when in reality his conscience is telling him that it is wrong when he sees Jim as a perfectly nice guy who is a good friend and really loves his family.
The most serious hypocrisy Huck sees has to do with religion. An example is the Shepherdsons and Grangerfords, who kill each other six days a week and then go to church together on Sunday.
It was pretty ornery preaching—all about brotherly love, and such-like tiresomeness; but everybody said it was a good sermon, and they all talked it over going home, and had such a powerful lot to say about faith and good works and free grace and preforeordestination …. (ch 18)
Throughout the book, Huck sees examples of religion perverted to meet different people's needs. As with other aspects of society, the people who are supposedly in the right are not the moral and just ones.
The corruption of the American dream is a common theme in American literature. We see it represented here in two forms and two eras, both with outsiders as narrators.


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The first uncertain minute over, Mrs. Bellew's eyes were as friendly as if she had been quite within her rights in all she had done; and Mrs. Pendyce could not help meeting friendliness halfway.
"Don't be angry with me for coming. George doesn't know. I felt I must come to see you. Do you think that you two quite know all you're doing? It seems so dreadful, and it's not only yourselves, is it?"
Mrs. Bellew's smile vanished.
"Please don't say 'you two,'" she said.
Mrs. Pendyce stammered:
"I don't understand."
Mrs. Bellew looked her in the face and smiled; and as she smiled she seemed to become a little coarser.
"Well, I think it's quite time you did! I don't love your son. I did once, but I don't now. I told him so yesterday, once for all."
Mrs. Pendyce heard those words, which made so vast, so wonderful a difference—words which should have been like water in a wilderness —with a sort of horror, and all her spirit flamed up into her eyes.
"You don't love him?" she cried.
She felt only a blind sense of insult and affront.
This woman tire of George? Tire of her son? She looked at Mrs. Bellew, on whose face was a kind of inquisitive compassion, with eyes that had never before held hatred.
"You have tired of him? You have given him up? Then the sooner I go to him the better! Give me the address of his rooms, please."
Helen Bellew knelt down at the bureau and wrote on an envelope, and the grace of the woman pierced Mrs. Pendyce to the heart.
She took the paper. She had never learned the art of abuse, and no words could express what was in her heart, so she turned and went out.
Mrs. Bellew's voice sounded quick and fierce behind her.
"How could I help getting tired? I am not you. Now go!"
Mrs. Pendyce wrenched open the outer door. Descending the stairs, she felt for the bannister. She had that awful sense of physical soreness and shrinking which violence, whether their own or others', brings to gentle souls.
To Mrs. Pendyce, Chelsea was an unknown land, and to find her way to George's rooms would have taken her long had she been by nature what she was by name, for Pendyces never asked their way to anything, or believed what they were told, but found out for themselves with much unnecessary trouble, of which they afterwards complained.
A policeman first, and then a young man with a beard, resembling an artist, guided her footsteps. The latter, who was leaning by a gate, opened it.
"In here," he said; "the door in the corner on the right."
Mrs. Pendyce walked down the little path, past the ruined fountain with its three stone frogs, and stood by the first green door and waited. And while she waited she struggled between fear and joy; for now that she was away from Mrs. Bellew she no longer felt a sense of insult. It was the actual sight of her that had aroused it, so personal is even the most gentle heart.


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Such an excellent idea deserves emulation so I made a couple.
Tyvek is easy to mark up and sew. It is much better than the plastic zip locks I've been using.
The picture below includes everything for my basic set up except the future dream cuben tarp, which will probably fit in another Tyvek envelope.
I'll add ties and be very happy with this storage system.
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Explaining Money's Mysteries To Your Children
If there's a topic that parents dread talking about with their kids more than sex, it's probably money. Not so long ago, the question: "How much money do you make, Mom?" might have elicited the brusque reply: "None of your business." Today things are changing. In a culture inundated with gossip about celebrity incomes, stock-market chatter, and TV shows such as Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, family experts--and parents--believe tackling these types of queries head-on is the best policy. Even if you don't disclose your actual earnings, you can parlay your answer into either a discussion of economic and social values, or a lesson in money management.
Educating kids about money is a tall order. Parents must transform an abstraction into something concrete, and then put it in its proper place in the family's life. With so much of our identities wrapped up in how much we make, money can be a highly emotional issue. As for money skills, parents get little help from schools, which usually don't offer instruction until high school. "If parents don't take the time to answer their kids' questions about money, the school of hard knocks will," says Dara Duguay, executive director of the Jumpstart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy (888 45-EDUCATE, www.jumpstart.org).
So welcome the questions as a chance to teach. It helps to remember that your child's age and your own comfort level will steer you to the answers. "You are the parent and can reframe the question," says Marcee Yager, financial planner and counselor with Sterling Wood Financial in San Francisco. First, figure out what's behind the question, says Stephen Goldbart, a psychologist at the Money, Meaning, & Choices Institute in Kentfield, Calif. For example, your child asking, "Are we poor?" may be a sign she is worried about the future. Or it may simply be that she wants a Sony PlayStation 2 and is wondering whether you'll buy her one.
Now it gets tougher. After all, it's an age of plenty, and you probably could buy that PlayStation and a cart full of games. The real question is: How do you decide how much to spend on your kids? Yager, many of whose clients are Silicon Valley's newly rich, suggests settling on a monthly amount for toys and entertainment that suits your family's budget and values. Then stick to it, and if your child is old enough, bring him into the decision. "Say to your child: `We have a budget in this family because we believe it's important to set goals and learn how to value things correctly,"' advises Yager.
Don't wait for questions to begin fiscal education. Even with a toddler, it's not too early to dispel the notion that ATMs generate money. Each time you withdraw funds, explain that the money comes from Mommy and Daddy working, and that the bank is merely storing it for the family.
Preschoolers also can make financial choices. Pam McCurrach remembers when going to Wal-Mart with her then-three-year-old son, Braden, would lead to big fights. "He would always want a new He-Man," says McCurrach, an interior designer in Franklin, Tenn. Figuring she would fritter away the cash on small stuff for him anyway, she gave Braden $2 a week and explained that if he saved for two weeks, he could buy another of the $4 action figures. "It made shopping much more pleasant," McCurrach says. "He had choices and he had control."
McCurrach, whose husband David wrote a book on allowances, had exploited the notion that a weekly stipend is one of the best tools for teaching money concepts (page 192E8), even to three-year-olds. An allowance backed by a well-thought-out program gives kids a taste of real-world budgeting.
In grade school, children can handle more complex concepts. Try showing how money is used to buy things and how to value those that are bought, says author Suze Orman. She suggests taking a toy your child begged for and quickly discarded. Put it next to its cash equivalent and ask your child which he would rather have now, the toy or the cash. Orman, a financial adviser and author of The Courage to be Rich (Riverhead Books, $24.95), says kids will usually pick the cash because the toy no longer has value in their eyes. You can then point out that the amount, which could have gone into buying other things, has been spent. End the exercise, she says, by asking: "Was this a good use of our money?"
It's often in grade school that children begin to ask how much money you make--and how your income compares with others. Judy Willis, a teacher in Santa Barbara, Calif., felt comfortable revealing the family's total financial picture to her daughters Malana, now 22, and Alani, 12. But she followed up with a talk on why they shouldn't use money as a criterion to judge people. Stacey Katz, of Takoma Park, Md., decided the actual figure wouldn't mean much to her son, David Fegley, 9. "Over $1,000, those numbers are a blur," she says. "We say there are people who earn a lot more and people who earn a lot less, and just put it in perspective."
Jacob Needleman, author of Money and the Meaning of Life (Doubleday, $16.95), says we should seize money questions as a chance to talk about justice and social responsibility. Showing children that money has the power to help others is a crucial part of fiscal and moral education. When Katz's daughter, Hannah Fegley, was 11, she read about kids overseas whose schools didn't have basic supplies. Deciding to donate $100 of what she had saved from her $5-a-week allowance, Hannah, with her mom's help, searched the Internet for worthy programs. She settled on CARE, an international aid organization. "We had wonderful discussions while deciding where to send the money," Katz says.
GAS PRICES. At middle school, kids are ready for more details. You can speak more frankly about the family's income and expenses. You can also measure your kids' money IQ by quizzing them on what things cost. Willis was shocked at what her daughter Malana, then in her teens, didn't know: "She knew the cost of the big-ticket items, but not the cost of a gallon of gas." That led to a discussion about what it takes to run a household and how expenses can add up.
The time to really open your balance sheet is when your child is making choices about college, says Elissa Queen, a children's therapist in Woodmere, N.Y. You can then dispel any mistaken assumptions your kids may have made about the family's resources. And you can work as a team to pick a school that best suits your child's academic needs and the family's financial ones. Older teens are also ready for a discussion about trust funds, if they have any. And the teen years are usually when youngsters make their first foray into the working world. Many experts say a job is essential in teaching kids the value of money, as long as it doesn't distract from the teens' real job--school.
No matter what the ages of the children, parents need to be frank when finances take a turn for the worse. Deborah Umansky, a single mom of two in Santa Barbara, Calif., says money was tight after her divorce. So she talked to her kids, then aged 9 and 13, explaining that "in our family, money is shared. We don't have as much; we have to be more careful." You should also take a hard look at yourself, says Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad, Poor Dad (Warner Books, $15.95). He challenges parents to observe if they're passing on the bad financial habits that led to their own fiscal difficulties.
Children learn more by watching what their parents do than by listening to what they say. So the more consistent parents are in their own financial behavior, the better examples they'll be. "Mom and Dad need to talk about what they learned about money when they were growing up, and what they want to preserve or discard from that," says psychologist Goldbart. If you're not clear yourself about what money means in your life, you'll never give the children satisfactory answers to those thorny money questions.
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So what does the fox say? Schoolchildren learn with Patsy's pets
THEY'RE the friendly foxes helping to teach children about these misunderstood creatures.
Patsy Gibbons, who now calls the foxes his pets, is busy visiting schools in the south east and teaching students about the creatures.
The Kilkenny man, who lives a couple of miles outside Thomastown, started off minding a vixen he calls Grainne seven years ago.
But now that number has grown to three, as people around the country are turning to him to care for animals they find injured.
"The foxes, Grainne and Minnie and now Henry – named after hurler Henry Shefflin – do get a lot of attention from the children living around here. Now primary schools are asking me to bring them along so the students can see them at first hand. It's keeping me very busy," said Mr Gibbons.
"I never set out to have pet foxes – it just happened. I ended up looking after Grainne since she was only seven weeks old. My brother-in-law found her in a box looking for heat in a store room close to Columba's Hospital in Thomastown.
"My brother-in-law said we should try to do something, as she was so thin. I took her to the local vet, and so I just continued on caring for her and haven't stopped.
"Minnie was brought to me as a month-old pup after a woman found her in Kilmaganny, just as word began to spread that I was already looking after Grainne. And Henry was brought to me by a man living in the nearby town of Graiguenamanagh after he was attacked by a dog. He had lots of injuries but is now nearly back to full health."
An animal lover, Patsy says three foxes, 28 hens, 12 ducks, two dogs and two cats are more than enough to look after – and isn't planning on expanding his menagerie any time soon.
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For some, an extravagant proposal is ideal but for us humor was what mattered most. It was a very surprising but wonderful birthday gift. Tyson, my fiance was super sweet and romantic when he did it. We were down at the Beach in Delaware and it was the day after my birthday. I wasn't suspecting a thing and it seemed perfectly normal for him to want to go to the waters edge to see the full moon rise at high tide. We are from New Mexico and he has only been to the beach two other times. I was preoccupied with trying to get a picture of the moon and waves so I didn't think twice when he said he found a shell in the water. I looked at it and quickly dismissed it as a nice find. Tyson handed it to me to show me that it was actually a closed clam. I thought I felt something move inside it and thinking it was alive I threw it back into the water. Luckily, Tyson dove just in time to get it back out before the wave receded. He then said he was going to crack it open. I protested thinking it would break the shell, because at this point it was still just a clam in my mind. He broke it open and handed it to me but I still didn't get it. He had put flower petals inside and since I got it wet they looked like the flesh of a clam and hid the ring. It took him getting on one knee before I realized what was really going on. It was only after he proposed and put the ring on my finger that I remembered I almost ruined the whole thing by throwing it into the ocean! We had a good laugh. This scenario is pretty typical of us, I use to joke about how we were like that couple in the commercial who accidentally ruins the ring in the garbage disposal.
Engagement almost ruined!!!
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Posted 11 July 2008 - 02:58 AM
That was a very sweet thing he did, and I am so glad for that the ring wasn't washed out. I probably would have done the samething! It is a cute story that you will always have to share with everyone and that yo ucan laugh about!
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Posted 11 July 2008 - 02:58 AM
lol! That is a funny story. Thank goodness he got the ring out of the water!
Posted 11 July 2008 - 03:07 AM
That's amazing! That totally sounds like something that would have happened to me... "what the heck, why are you putting this live clam in my hand. ew!"
Posted 11 July 2008 - 03:39 AM
Thank God for his excellent water and diving skills hahaha. That was sweet, very thoughtful, and unique!! Congratulations!
Posted 11 July 2008 - 04:50 AM
That is a hilarious story, and I just love it!
Definitely something you can tell your kids.
Definitely something you can tell your kids.
Posted 11 July 2008 - 08:02 AM
That is a such a cute story I'm glad he got the ring before the water washed it away. Congrats!
Posted 11 July 2008 - 08:22 AM
That is too funny! Great story.
Posted 11 July 2008 - 10:05 AM
That is hilarious! Congrats!
Posted 11 July 2008 - 10:09 AM
that's a really cute story! Have you posted a picture of your ring yet?
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Obituaries for Friday, March 12, 2010
Published 7:00 pm, Thursday, March 11, 2010
Logan M. Bolzman, Kenneth E. Rutz, Archie F. Smith, Jr.
Logan M. Bolzman
Logan M. Bolzman, 17, of Pigeon, passed away peacefully Tuesday evening, March 9, 2010 surrounded by his family at St. Mary's of Saginaw.
He was born March 12, 1992 at the Oakland Naval Hospital in Oakland, Calif., son of Matthew S. and Gina M. (Errer) Bolzman.
Logan was a senior at Horizons in Bad Axe and also attended the Tech Center. He was a member of St. John Lutheran Church in Kilmanagh. Logan played football, baseball, was an avid hockey player and loved his music.
Surviving besides his parents, Matthew and Gina Bolzman, are one sister, Lyndsey, at home; grandparents, Rhoda Bolzman, Sebewaing, Paul (Georgina) Botka, Caro, and Ronnie (Terry) Errer, Fowlerville; great-grandparents, Claude (Clara) Hornbacher, Sebewaing. Also surviving are a special great-aunt and uncle, Ron (Jean) Gransden, Pigeon; other aunts and uncles, Mike (Lisa) Errer, Akron, Kristi (Jim) Sayan, Birch Run, Chris (Anna) Bolzman, Mike, (Michelle) Bolzman, and Joel (Spark) Bolzman, all of Sebewaing, Angie (Mike) Mandich, Owendale; and many great-aunts, great- uncles, and cousins.
He was preceded in death by an infant brother, Aaron; and grandfather, Wayne Bolzman.
The funeral service will take place at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, March 16, 2010 at Salem United Methodist Church in Pigeon, with the Rev. Gloria Haynes, officiating. Burial will be in St. John Lutheran Cemetery, Sebewaing.
Visitation will be from 3 to 8 p.m. Sunday and from 1 to 8 p.m. Monday at Meyersieck-Bussema Funeral Home, Pigeon. He will lie in state from 10 a.m. until the time of service Tuesday at the church.
Kenneth E. Rutz
Kenneth E. Rutz, 72, of Port Austin, died Tuesday, March 9, 2010 at University Hospital in Ann Arbor.
He was born on Dec. 9, 1937 in Detroit, son of the late Edward and Josephine (Knoblock) Rutz. He and Sharon Frasier were married in 1966 in Detroit. Ken retired from Chrysler in 1992 and moved to Port Austin in 1993.
Ken was a member of St. Michael's Catholic Church in Port Austin, the American Legion, Frank Horetski Post No. 499 in Port Austin and served on the Huron County Zoning Board. He had his captain's license and worked for the Huron County Marine Patrol. Ken loved spending time with his family, especially his grandchildren.
He is survived by his wife, Sharon; four children, Robin (Keith) Prodin of Chelsea, Susan (Jack) Prince of Ann Arbor, Katie Rutz of Fort Myers, Fla., and Kenneth (Becky) Rutz Jr. of Port Austin; four grandchildren, Erika Prince, Ethan Prodin, Olivia Prodin, and Gabrielle Prince; and his brother, Clifford (Barbara) Rutz of DeBarry, Fla.
A Funeral Mass will be conducted at 10 a.m. Saturday, March 13, 2010 at St. Michael's Catholic Church in Port Austin.
Visitation will be from 2 to 9 p.m. on Friday at the Knoblock Funeral Home in Kinde and from 9 to 10 a.m. on Saturday at the church.
Archie F. Smith, Jr.
Archie F. Smith, Jr., 93, of Saginaw, formerly of Caseville and Fostoria, died Tuesday, March 9, 2010 at Cartwright House Hospice Care Center.
Archie was born Nov. 3, 1916 in York, Maine to Archie F. Smith, Sr. and Elnora (Murray) Smith.
Archie married Esther Rossier July 28, 1940 in Johnson, Vt.
Archie retired from ATCO Structures of Anchorage, Alaska in 1983 and moved back to Mich. He served in the U.S. Army during WWII. He attended Fostoria Baptist Church and was a member of the Mayville American Legion Post No. 181. Archie loved fishing, traveling and his grandchildren.
Surviving are his wife, Esther; four children: Elnora (Ronald) Flory of Chesaning, Carolyn (John) Chekaway of Manistee, Richard (Teresa) Smith of Cherry hill, N.J. and Bruce (Jo-Al) Smith of Kemp, Texas. Also surviving are 14 grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren, several cousins and special friends.
Visitation will be from 10 a.m. until the service of remembrance at noon, Saturday, March 20, 2010 at Avram Funeral Home, 6028 Lincoln St., Mayville. Pastor Sam Reece will officiate. Internment will be at a later date in Lincoln, Vt.
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India leading public sector bank, the State Bank of India's (SBI) has recorded a 4 per cent increase in net profit to Rs 3,400 crore during the third quarter of the financial year.
The increase in net profit of just 4 per cent was mainly due to lower net interest income, which is the difference between interest earned and paid out. The bank's net interest income fell about 3 per cent to Rs 11,154 crore during the third quarter from October to December, 2012 compared to the same quarter of the previous year.
Industry analysts were expecting a 10 per cent growth in net profit and a fall of 1 per cent in NII during the quarter. SBI's other income increased more than75 per cent to Rs 3,648 crore and its net interest margin (NIM) fell from 3.77 per cent during the second quarter to 3.72 per cent during the third quarter of the year.
The bank's loan book grew by about 16 per cent to Rs 9.78 lakh crore and its gross non-performing asset ratio increased to 5.30 per cent to at Rs 53,460 crore compared to 5.15 per cent in the July-September quarter. The bank also said that the bank's net NPA ratio increased to 2.58 per cent compared with 2.44 per cent. SBI also said that its provisions for bad loans rose 46 percent to Rs 2,766 crore from the period quarter.
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Search is on for missing woman
Published 11:00 am, Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Texas EquuSearch has joined in the search for an elderly Houston woman who disappeared on Sunday.
Lillian High, 83, was last seen at 7 p.m. driving a rental 2011 black four-door Dodge Avenger. The license plate number is CD6 J492.
High, who wears glasses, was last seen wearing black shorts with a blue-collared shirt with a Chase Bank logo.
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The black bar which is shown when adjusting the volume completely covers the bottom third of the screen - and consequently obscures the subtitles - which is extremely annoying!
On my 47pfl9703 there is an option to hide the "visual feedback" when adjusting the volume -- which I always set to "don't show".
Is there a similar option on the 8007 ? I haven't been able to find it.
If - for whatever reason - you insist on showing me the volume as a number (I have my ears to judge the volume - thank you) - could you please get rid of the black background and just show the volume icon somewhere in the upper left or right corner in a transparent background...
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A 383 yen drop in the Nikkei 225 average the first trading day of the new year did little to shake the optimism in
Tokyo's stock market. This optimism has been vindicated in the past two days. Today (January 8) the Nikkei rose 307 yen to close at 16,121 yen, not far below the multiyear high of 16,291 at which the index closed 2013.
Behind the bullishness is continued net buying by foreign investors and, especially, strong profit and growth performance by many stocks in highly disparate sectors. Below we sketch several such names. Disclosure: I have a small position in Hitachi.
Hitachi (OTC:HTHIY) is Japan's General Electric (NYSE:GE) but much less global and profitable. Hitachi's president, Nakanishi Hiroaki, who will become CEO and chairman from April 1, is determined to make Hitachi more like its U.S. rival.
Nakanishi joined a Hitachi Group company after graduating from the Tokyo University in electrical engineering in 1970. Later he earned an M.A. in computer engineering from Stanford University. He has led Hitachi's Information and Telecommunications Group, Hitachi Europe, Hitachi America, and Hitachi Global Storage Technologies. He was appointed president in 2010, taking over when Hitachi was suffering massive losses.
The task of simultaneously strengthening Hitachi's capital base while honing competitiveness and spurring technological innovation is daunting. While ROE has recovered to 9.1%, it is on a minimal capital base of 21%, while return on sales is a meager 3.81%. Nakanishi has been unrelenting in implementing restructuring and repositioning initiatives that have restored profitability and augur a more global and competitive future. He has been inculcating a new energy, urgency, and global vision into Hitachi's culture.
Hitachi closed in Tokyo today up 3.27% to 852 yen, against a 521 yen a year ago. The stock has at a price-to-book ratio (PBR) of 1.98 times, and forward PER of 19.61 times. The forecast dividend yield is 1.17% and EPS yield is 5.10%. In short, investors have been buying the stock because they see faster growth and more profits ahead. I agree.
In a cost cutting move, Hitachi delisted its sponsored ADR from the NYSE in 2012 (HTHIY is an unsponsored ADR). In a sign of the times, Rakuten—Japan's Amazon, E-trade, and Travelocity—completed last month the process for launching its sponsored ADR under the symbol RKUNY. JP Morgan is the issuer.
Rakuten is led by one of its founders, another remarkable executive with global ambitions, Mikitani Hiroshi (50). After graduating from Hitotsubashi University in 1988 Mikitani joined Industrial Bank of Japan (now Mizuho Financial Group). Sent to New York by the bank, he took leave to earn an MBA from Harvard. He quit the bank in 1996, started a consulting company and Rakuten.
Mikitani is famous for having mandated English in all written and spoken communications within Rakuten. "Englishization" is part of Mikitani's drive to build a globalized culture and platform for Rakuten, and to avoid the often encountered "Galapagos syndrome" (products and business cultures developed within Japan that are incompatible in overseas markets) that has stymied global growth and created competitive vulnerabilities (often giving rise to appeals for protection from imports) for other Japanese companies.
Under Mikitani, Rakuten has been growing quickly and profitability in the domestic market and is venturing overseas. In Tokyo, the stock was up 3.61% today, closing at 1638 yen, an historic high. The stock opened 2012 at 672 yen and has risen almost straight up since then.
Rakuten has two major segments: internet services and internet financial services. In 2012 the former produced JPY 286 billion in sales and JPY 59 billion in operating profit; the latter JPY 156 billion in sales and JPY 24 billion in operating profit. Overall return on sales is 16% and ROE is 8.1% (thanks, in part, to a low equity of 12%).
Currently, Rakuten has a PBR of 8.5 times and forward PER of 33 times. The forecast dividend yield is a mere 0.24% and EPS yield only 3%. Low current yields are not holding back investors in this growth stock, nor should they. It is a buy.
Seven & i Holdings (PINX:SVNDY) operates Seven Eleven convenience stores, Japan Denny's restaurants, Ito-Yokado supermarkets, and Sogo and Seibu department Stores. This week the company announced a 15% increase in profits in the March to November period, a record profit level for the period.
Total sales in the period were JPY 4.2 trillion, up 14%. Convenience store sales, including new openings, were the main growth driver. The company now has 15,992 operating stores, an increase of 920 since March. Same store sales increased by only 1.8%, but Seven Eleven was the only major operator of achieve any growth.


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Blake needs a heavy dose of catechesis. Failing that, he should consider applying to serve at an Evangelical Baptist Church where his musical gifts will be truly appreciated.
"Dueling Banjos" is NOT an appropriate selection for a "Communion Meditation".
That is all.
You do realize that's a spoof article at a spoof site right?
That's satire, yes?
Our fans love us, Jennings said, after Sunday Mass
Hey, Blake: IT AIN'T ABOUT YOU! When you start talking about "fans" in the context of a worship service, it's time for you to stop playing, do some real soul searching and remember that you are a steward, not the owner, of your talents.
Ican't even stand CHOIRS anymore because they make the PRIEST WAIT for them to finish!!
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I assume that this is all tongue-in-cheek.
However, I believe that the folk Mass is an abomination.
I'll take a Tridentine High Mass filled with ethereal Gregorian Chant every day of the week (and especially on Sunday).
Satire or not, that it COULD be true or that many thought it WAS true is the problem
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You need the "satire" label on this. Evidently most people didn't catch it.
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The S&P500 is in the process of assessing the strength of buyer support near yesterday's low coincident with the simple 20-day moving average. After early side-ways chop, the AD and Cumulative Tick lines came under stiff pressure. On the positive side, VIX readings do not indicate any strong sense of panic at the mid-day.
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Come join us for a fun day of arts and sciences in the venerable Barony of Caerthe. There are several things planned for the day including a competition for all that will decide the A&S champions for the Baronies of Caerthe, Unser Hafen, and Caer Galen.
Don't worry if you don't live in one of these three baronies because everyone is eligible to compete to win each of the division categories. In addition, those who live in the Shires, Cantons, and Colleges, will be recognized as well with a prize for the best of these groups. Once again this year, in addition to the normal A&S Categories, there will also be the "Inspired by SCA Life" Category. Also for those who are involved with Brewing, you will be able have your entries judged on site! And if that wasn't exciting enough, we are bringing back the "Populace Choice" competition! New this year!! Gather together yourself and two of your closest friends from the other Baronies ( at least two different baronies must be represented between the three of you) and do a project together.
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Saturday, March 23, 2013
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Are you new to the SCA or to the Arts and Sciences? Do you make things or like to learn the science of the time but don't like to compete? Never fear! We will have displays and classes as well. You can find the class listings on the website, just look for the "Class Description" link located at the bottom of the page. All are invited to display their works of Art and Science (including performing artists). Calling all Laurels and Students! The event staff would like to cordially invite you to display your finest work of Art and Science.
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New Blog!
Just a little reminder to replace this blog with my new one. Head on over to see a new post!
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New Website Address!
So excited about my new site. If you haven't check it out you should! Make sure you change your "following" link to one listed below!
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Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Head on over to my Facebook Page to enter the giveaway below for a beautiful canvas! Make sure when you "like" my page you don't just "like" my image! Good luck!
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Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Kristen & Family {Cleveland Family Photographer}
I am a big fan of four seasons, and I even like the snow in winter. But, by the time February hits I'm kind of done with it. Remembering this fall session brings a smile of hope to my face! Little baby, I mean big baby, Jacob has gorgeous blue eyes. And his mom is so photogenic it's not even fair! But life isn't fair so let's get over it. Here are some of my favorites from their family session. I had so much fun with them!
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Monday, February 4, 2013
Mindy & Stella
This is my good friend Mindy and her adorable little one. They are like twins. Both so beautiful. I'm so glad that I met Mindy. I respect and admire her. She is an amazing mom to her four kids. One day I want to be like her!
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Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Baby Max
This little guy is so happy and chill. He was also full of a lot of firsts during our shoot. He rolled over for his first time! And I captured his "stream"...a first for me. I am in love with his blue eyes!
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Iran Live Coverage: Detaining the Journalists
Campaign poster for 15 journalists imprisoned in late January
2044 GMT:Communications Watch. Four Grand Ayatollahs --- Nasser Makarem-Shirazi, Hossein Nouri Hamedani, Jafar Sohbhani, and Seyyed Sajjad Alavi Gorgani--- have issued fatwas banning Iran's first 3G service Rightel, in part because of its video-call function.
"The decadence and corruption associated with [Rightel's] use outweighs its benefits," decreed Grand Ayatollah Makarem-Shirazi. "It will cause new deviances in our society, which is unfortunately already plagued with deviances."
Ayatollah Alavi Gorghani said that the video-call service would "jeopardize the public chastity" and "inflicts numerous damages" on Iran's religion and political system.
Rightel, which sponsored Iran's recent International Fajr Film Festival,,# allows customers to use both video-call and multi-media messaging functions. The company offers pay-and-go, contact, and data-card packages.
Petitions to ban Rightel have sprung up, and 17 MPs have asked President Ahmadinejad and the Ministry of Intelligence to act.
1918 GMT:Political Prisoner Watch. Journalist Ehsan Mazanderani, who works for Etemad, has been arrested.
1851 GMT:Election Watch. Minister of Interior Mostafa Mohammad Najjar has announced that "trustworthiness, justice promotion, and implementation of the law" will be the slogan for June's Presidential election.
1818 GMT:Political Prisoner Watch. Ahmed al Qabbanji, an Islamic scholar and cleric from Iraq, has reportedly been arrested.
Al Qabbanji, known for his translation of Iranian scholar Abdul Karim Soroush's works into Arabic, was detained in Qom on charges of "deviation" from Islam and promoting "deviant thoughts".
Some of Qabbanji's family are members of the Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq, a leading Shia group in the country.
1712 GMT:Political Prisoner Watch (Journalist Edition). Iran Emrooz reports that more than 10 journalists and poets, detained earlier this week in Ilam in Iranian Kurdistan, have been released.
Iran Emrooz says five were arrested, but Fars denies that any charges were filed.
1644 GMT:Women's Rights Watch. Back from an academic break to find MP Fatemeh Rahbar saying that the "scandalous law" requiring women below 40 to get permission from a guardian before travelling abroad has been cancelled.
The proposed legislation was put before the Majlis late last year.
1014 GMT:Human Rights Watch. The prominent human rights lawyer and political prisoner Mohammad Seifzadeh was sentenced to six years imprisonment yesterday.
Seifzadeh was arrested in April 2011 and initially charged with "illegally exiting the country" and then with "assembly and collusion against national security" following his dissident activities whilst in detention.
Central to yesterday's hearing, which had been postponed a number of times, was Seifzadeh's 'crime' of "writing a letter to [former reformist President] Mohammad Khatami" while in prison.
Seifzadeh had previously been sentenced to nine years in prison in October 2010. After an appeal this was reduced to two years although the ten-year ban on legal practice was maintained.
0959 GMT:The Battle Within. A site of the seriousness of the political dispute? Gholam Ali Haddad Adel --- leader of the Principlist faction in the Majlis and member of the Supreme Leader's inner circle --- has said that joint meetings tween the Government and Parliament are suspended.
0934 GMT:Ahmadinejad Watch. A prominent member of the Endurance Front for the Islamic Revolution, Hojatoleslam Ruhollah Hosseinian, appears to have issued a warning to President Ahmadinejad in Parliament.
Hosseinian, a close ally of the hard-line Ayatollah Mesbah Yazdi, declared, "The same sword we unsheathed in defence of the authorities, with permission we will draw against the very same person [Ahmadinejad]."
0922 GMT:Student Watch. Preparations are reportedly being made for the return of Iranian students from foreign universities, with the Supreme Council for Iranians Abroad issuing an order for their transfer, following financial difficulties for the students.
The students have been affected by the 70% fall in the open-market exchange value of the Iranian Rial over the last year. Authorities have been hesitant in providing foreign currency to the students at official rates, under which the Rial purchases more than three times the amount of dollars or Euros.
Esfandiar Rahim-Mashai, President Ahmadinejad's deputy on the Supreme Council, has asked the Ministry of Education and Azad University to make the necessary accommodations for the students' return.
0840 GMT: Corruption Watch. Ali Akbar Tahaei, the Governor of Mazanderan Province in northern Iran, makes the latest statement in the feud --- between President Ahmadinejad and the judiciary --- over an alleged 300 major "bank defraudarers".
Tahaei said that "27 of the 300 biggest bank debtors owe more than 500 billion Toman ($410 million at official rate; $125 million at open-market rate) to the banking system".
President Ahmadinejad has claimed that the judiciary is protecting the 300, whom he claims control 60% of Iran's wealth. Iran Prosecutor General Gholam Hossein Mohseni Ejei has responded that Ahmadinejad has not turned over the names of the 300 to the judiciary, despite repeated requests.
An EA correspondent interprets: "Ahmadinejad camp is setting up an "anti-corruption campaign" versus the Supreme Leader's camp, which will puruse an "enemy campaign", for the Presidential elections."
0820 GMT: The Battle Within. Hassan Fadaei, a senior official with the Islamic Revolution War Disabled Society, throws this morning's punch at the President:
Ahmadinejad wants to bring people out on the streets. The deviant current [the President's inner circle] wants to divide society, setting the barefoot against the elite and capitalists....
The deviant current believes it can present itself as the winner in the nuclear talks with the US. We are the ones who broke the taboo on talks.
An EA correspondent notes, "Fadaei delivers the bluntest analysis of the current political in-fighting and the fears of the Supreme Leader's camp."
0740 GMT: Nuclear Watch. The Iranian Students News Agency summarises a meeting between the European Union's Catherine Ashton, the lead nuclear negotiator for the 5+1 Powers, and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov. It notes Ashton's comment that Iran "should be flexible" in forthcoming high-level talks on 26 February in Kazakhstan.
The significant message, however, is this passage:
This comes after Iran submitted all its proposals during the Moscow talks and is waiting for a response to those proposals from the 5+1 powers during the Kazakhstan talks.
Interpretation? Tehran is standing on its step-for-step plan, put forward at the last high-level discussions in Moscow in June. Unless there is a significant step by the US and Europe towards sanctions relief, Iran will not make any move away from enrichment of 20% uranium.
0615 GMT: Buddha Watch. Jaber Ansari, the Secretary of the Headquarters for Supporting and Protecting Cultural Works, has pulled back from his weekend statement calling for a ban on Buddhas in Iranian shops.
The official reportedly declared that the Buddhas were "an example for cultural invasion", with the "enemy wanting to spread certain kind of religion".
Ansari said on Tuesday, "Unfortunately, my remarks have been misinterpreted. I just meant the illegal imports of certain cultural works and items and in violation of the customs (rules and regulations). From our point of view, disrespect for the beliefs of other regions is unacceptable."
Ansari's original statement was widely reported in international media, with allusion to other restrictions such as the ban on the sale of Barbie dolls.
0559 GMT: Press Watch. The regime campaign against journalists continues, following the detention of 16 editors and reporters in late January.
Although one of the journalists, Javad Deliri, was freed on bail on Tuesday, the Ministry of Intelligence continued to warn "troublesome" elements in the media with the statement "that it has summoned and later released a number of reporters and journalists after briefing them about their rather unwilling links and connections with a media spy network run by the BBC in Iran":
During the trend of investigations, the other individuals linked to the (BBC-led) network of psychological operations were summoned and interrogated and also a number of others who were not aware of the nature of the network were also called in and were briefed about the covert goals and ill intentions of the network
The statement said four of the summoned people are on the run and one has escaped the country.
Thirteen of the 16 journalists seized in late January are still in prison. More than 100 have been detained since the disputed 2009 Presidential election, with dozens serving long sentences and others under threat of a summons back to prison.
In December, the Committee to Protect Journalists reported that 45 journalists were imprisoned in Iran, the second-highest figure in the world.