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Many companies could face the threat of more red tape after an influential financial watchdog renewed its demands to check up on the payment of tax credits worth £1.4bn.
Many companies could face the threat of more red tape after an influential financial watchdog renewed its demands to check up on the payment of tax credits worth £1.4bn.
Speaking at a Public Accounts Committee meeting this week, the head of the National Audit Office said he would be failing in his duty to parliament if he were not allowed access to companies that paid tax credits to their employees.
Claiming that tax credits were a form of social security, and therefore public money, comptroller and auditor general Sir John Bourn said: 'We have access to the books and records of the government departments, but do not have access to those that pay the benefits.'
According to the latest figures, employers now handle £1.4bn in tax credits which replace some social security benefits, but Edward Leigh MP, chairman of the PAC, said despite reassurances, it was difficult to be certain that the system was working.
Paymaster general Dawn Primarolo recently told the PAC access would be 'inappropriate in view of sensitivities about burdens on business'.
Instead, Primarolo said the NAO should rely on the Inland Revenue for assurances that employers were handling the tax credit system satisfactorily. But Leigh has now reopened the battle for NAO access.
Denying it would be an added burden for companies, Leigh said: 'This is not an attack on employers, more an attack on the Inland Revenue – the NAO needs to be able to double check on the Inland Revenue to make sure we have the right systems in place.'
A spokesman for the Inland Revenue said: 'We want to minimise the burden on employers, and will be meeting with the comptroller and auditor general to provide him with the assurances he seeks.'


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2-5-14 wi pro-life encourages boycott of girl scout cookies
MILWAUKEE (AP) — A Wisconsin anti-abortion group is joining in a boycott of Girl Scout cookie sales. Pro-Life Wisconsin sent an email yesterday to 3,000 supporters asking them to think twice before buying cookies when sales start Saturday. Anti-abortion groups nationwide are encouraging a cookie boycott after taking issue with a Girl Scouts tweet that linked to an article recognizing Democratic Texas state Senator Wendy Davis, who is running for governor of Texas.
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I didn't share with you in the last post, the number of times I broke down and cried. Me, who never used to cry at all. I'm existing at my breaking point. Too much helplessness. Too much physical, chemical assault. To much pain. Too much isolation. To me, being with my family is the most important thing. Because of how I've been injured, I've been robbed of the ability to be with them except under the most extreme accommodations. I don't get to visit my children's homes, or attend their dinners or parties. I get minimal involvement in their, and my grandkid's lives. My father is dying, and I don't even get to go see him. Its heartbreaking! Being further injured with every chemical application during the growing season, and being forced from my home is a lot like being a war refugee. By the end of the season I'm pretty fragile, both physically and emotionally. I've mentioned my PTSD before. This is the time when its most likely to rear up and overwhelm me like a river in flood. My grief, stress, and fear can careen out of control in a nano-second and for what seems like to an observer, for no apparent reason. I don't have control over it. A sight, sensation smell or even using up my energy reserves, lack of sleep or exhaustion can cause the dam to crumble or crack. I've been struggling since August.
The night before I came home this last time is a pretty good example. As I lay down to sleep in the reverberating quiet, in the deep darkness where nothing distracts me, the harshness of my reality bludgeons its way into my consciousness. I can no longer hold it at bay. I knew the daunting amount of work I'd have to do when I got home. I bawled in shear exhaustion and despair. I knew just as surely, I didn't have it in me to get it done. Not after the mostly sleepless week I'd spent. I knew the glyphosate would still be present. I knew I'd get additional injuries. I knew that since I haven't been home to do the constant decontamination thats required for me to keep my home safe, that it too would be contaminated. Ron tries but you can't clean what you don't perceive. Then there's the sorting out and picking up the threads of my life that I had to drop when I left. Its always a huge mess. Knowing how bad its going to be is a lot like going to your own execution. Yeah, I bawled. I'm not proud of it, but its part of my reality. Omitting it doesn't give a very clear picture.
I finally fell asleep with the thought that at least I got to go home tomorrow. I tried to focus on the positive. It lasted as long as it took us to get up, have coffee, get stowed and unplugged. About 30 min. My truck battery was dead. Good thing there were no fires. I wouldn't have been unable to broom away! It was 7:00 a.m. and I was dead in the water. Mr. Bill didn't get up until sometime between 9:30 and 10:00. I never saw him before 10:00 anyway. No horn, so I couldn't honk even if I wanted to. What I ended up doing was writing him a note and taking it down to his campsight. I stuck it in his chair and weighed it down with a rock. I figured if I woke him up, he would not be very "helpful." It didn't turn out very well for me as it was. There was so much fragrance that it burned my eyes, skin and mucus membranes. Rosie and I both had to take decontaminating showers (and I changed clothes) when we got back. Eventually Mr. Bill came up and let me know he'd called the Parks Manager, Greg to come jump my battery. We eventually got out of there with strict orders not to turn off the engine until we got home!
Its taken me until the first part of this week to get everything sorted back out. I've been watching Joey-boy, which I love, even though its physically exhausting.
I had another dental visit this Thursday. We'd had to postpone twice because of spraying. Since my daughter is due with her second child I was concerned I'd have to postpone again. I'll be watching Joey when she goes into the hospital. I felt really terrific on Thursday. I thoroughly enjoyed the 1 hour and 45 minute drive. I was even in a good enough mood to feel like singing. Unfortunately I couldn't remember the words to very many of the thousands of songs I used to know. I had to settle for the first part and the chorus to "Kisses Like Fire" and "Jeremiah Was a Bullfrog." After that, the best I could manage was "The Muffin Man." I made up my own words to the tune, since it was so lame. I thought I was doing pretty good, health wise... Unfortunately I was not emotionally prepared for getting more restorations. Somehow I was under the impression this was a follow up cleaning and materials check. It upset me. It shouldn't have, but I was still too near the edge. Then, while Dr. Stevens was taking an x-ray, I had difficulty with dysphagia and choking. I had flashbacks to some of my suffocation events. That triggered the PTSD. There I was, in the chair anxiety attack and raging emotions storming over the walls like the Uraki and Orcs in "The Last Battle." I'm shaking from head to toe on a cellular level (think vibrating) and I'm fighting to remain calm. Then tears start pouring out. Poor Dr. Stevens! I'm sure that was alarming. There I was suddenly crying for "no apparent reason." I had to ask for "a minute" to get it all back under control. I hate it when that happens, but I can't help it. Its humiliating.
Anyway, I had another gum line (and below) cavity, that I'd felt developing all summer, filled. My one really bad one from last year re-abcessed. Since I'd developed several boils (skin abscesses?) over the summer and several since I got back, I'm not at all surprised. Its got Dr. Stevens worried though. He worked on that filling a bit. He felt, since there was so much blood last time that perhaps it had gotten moisture in there. This time he used a different method that didn't include cutting. I'm not sure that its an infection, per se. What I've noticed with my damaged systems is that I have developed pathways for the congested lymph to get out. I will get boils in the same places: Behind my right ear lobe, At the top of my left ear, At the same places at the back of my skull, and shoulders, etc. It fits with the research that I've read on lymph capillary/node damage and function. So I'm thinking since there was so much damage to the lymph ducts last year, coupled with my lymphadenopathy, that this may just be a similar expression of excessive lymph congestion localized in that area. But I will make an appointment to get a C drip with Dr. Smith to help it clear. I wasn't aware it was flared up. It feels so much better that it did last year, I didn't even notice. Dr. Stevens told me I have a few more cavities. I made another appointment. Hopefully I'll be able to keep it. He'd focused on the major ones last year, so now he's working on the "smaller" ones. Though when I asked to clarify that they were just "small" the eyerolling look I got said, "smaller!" Bummer. I was hoping that was all. I got a better score on my overall condition, though not where either of us wants it yet. Its really going to be tough to get my overall health back up to a level where I don't have to work as hard to keep my teeth and gums healthy. I'm not there yet. :-(
I took a wild detour on the way home. I was trying to go by the health food store and took the wrong exit. I was "misplaced' for about 30 min. Not lost, but not where I wanted to be. I finally got home, weary to the bone. I did nothing but rinse with salt water and take it easy the rest of the day.
I woke up with a sinus infection and a cold. Over did it yesterday. Always on the edge. Phphphphhhhhht! :-p (raspberry)


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Tuesday, August 12, 2008
4 Month Check Up
Today we went to McKenzie's 4 month check up. It is hard to believe that she is that old already. She is growing like a little weed and doing very well. She talked and laughed for both the nurse and the doctor. She now weighs 14 lbs. and 12.8 oz. She is 26 1/4 inches long and her head is 43 cm around! She has her daddy's head size for sure and hopefully his brain as well! Her head has really begun to round out in the back. For those of you that don't know, her head was very flat in the back when she was born. But, it is getting so much better! She had to have four shots today and drink this other vaccine. I felt so bad for her. She screamed bloody murder as you can only imagine. Oh a much happier note, McKenzie can now begin to eat rice cereal! She will be trying it for the first time tonight when her daddy gets home from work! I'll have pictures to post for sure! Other than that our day was pretty uneventful. McKenzie is taking a nap now in her crib which is a huge deal! For those of you that know her, she is not a day time sleeper at all. I think that her shots have made her tired. She also had some Tylenol to help her little sore legs. Have a wonderful evening!
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Mattress Mack begins a season of giving by surprising a Houston family with furniture
Updated 8:49 am, Monday, December 18, 2017
For the past 35 years Gallery Furniture owner and founder Jim "Mattress Mack" McIngvale has helped families in need every holiday season. This year, though, it will mean even more to the families impacted by Hurricane Harvey.
He tries to help 30 families each year, according to a store rep. In 2017, in the wake of Harvey that help is even more needed.
RELATED: Gallery Furniture's Jim "Mattress Mack" McIngvale is giving 30 families a houseful of furniture
On Sunday, the Gallery Furniture team delivered a whole houseful of furniture to Rick and Janie Elizondo, months after Rick was paralyzed while remodeling their home before Harvey even hit.
It was the dogged work of neighbors and family to get the attention of of Mack and his team that made it all possible.
According to KTRK-TV, who had a team on the scene, Sunday was delivery day for the family, the whole neighborhood came to see the haul.
RELATED: President Trump lauds Houston's Mattress Mack in Values Voter Summit speech
Just weeks back, Mack assembled a team of Houston notables to narrow down the thousands of emails he received just after Thanksgiving. Each year he puts out a call for nominees. Harvey's damage meant that even more people would need a helping hand.
Late last week, Gallery Furniture announced a Christmas Eve Toy Drive happening at the chain's three locations until Saturday, December 23. Donations of new and unwrapped toys are being accepted and they will be distributed the next day on Christmas Eve.
Chron.com has reached out to Mack for comment and will update this space when we hear from him.
Craig Hlavaty is a reporter for Chron.com and HoustonChronicle.com. He's an intolerable native Texan with too much ink in his skin and too much brisket stuck in his teeth.


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Demand for NextBus Real-Time Passenger Information increases
NextBus, the Real-Time Passenger Information Systems (RTPIS), has been awarded three contracts for product suite. Awards include an existing customer contract extension, a new transit agency agreement, and a new university. Overall, the awards total more than $4.3 million.
NextBus is a subsidiary of San Diego-based Cubic Transportation Systems. Its capabilities are a key component of Cubic's NextCity strategy for delivering integration and application of payment, traveller information and operational information and analytics to travellers and regional transportation networks around the world.
NextBus vehicle predictive arrival information can be accessed through its regularly updated app or website which is accessible on any Internet-capable device and is visible on LED/LCD signs at bus shelters, transit depots and stations. Using GPS technology, NextBus automatically determines a rider's location and the nearest stops. Riders can locate this data on a live map at http://www.nextbus.com.
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) has exercised an option with NextBus valued at $ 2 million under a contract awarded in 2013. The contract includes the RTPI system that NextBus hosts for Muni as well as maintaining onboard hardware, bus shelter signs and LCDs in subways. The original contract included three years of options. In addition to the NextBus contract, SFMTA is a long-time Cubic customer, most recently since implementation of the regional Clipper card system.
Jacksonville Transportation Authority has awarded a $2 million contract to NextBus to deliver its RTPI system, bus shelter signage and LCDs for displaying arrival predictions.
The new university customer is the State University of New York Purchase College. The contract is for five years and includes services to support the NextBus system. NextBus technology is in service at more than 40 universities throughout the United States and Canada.
For transit operators, the NextBus system provides a host of management tools that enable operators to maximize their on-time performance and transit planning. Tools include headway management that track how far apart buses are spaced out, schedule adherence, replay maps that utilize historical travel data to show dispatcher past vehicle location, and the real-time map interface, which allows transit managers to monitor their vehicles and know if they go off route and see if they're stationary, early, on-time or late.
"NextBus has a proven track record of success with more than 130 transit agency deployments in the United States, Canada and Australia," said Ian Newberg, president of NextBus. "As we expand into the international market, we will continue to take the guesswork out of riding public transit for riders and improve performance and planning for operators and also help increase ridership."


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Again another mixed day on the EU, came out ahead but nothing substantial
Friday, October 10, 2014
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Monday, October 6, 2014
Decent session, CAD had some news that moved price down, EU was rangy but a slight uptrend, caught a few entries. GU same as EU but I did not see any setups to enter.
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December 2012
Brockbank Employees Enjoy Christmas Party!Published by brenda.johnson on Mon, 12/31/2012 - 10:51
Wednesday, December 19, Brockbank's employees met in the library for a Christmas Social! Games were played, yummy treats eaten, door prizes were given, white elephants exchanged, lots of laughing, and a fun time had by all that came! It was a fun way to relieve the stress of the coming holidays by getting together and enjoying each others company! Brockbank has a great faculty and staff!
Brockbank Students Enjoy Christmas Sing-A-Long!Published by brenda.johnson on Sat, 12/29/2012 - 20:05
Brockbank Elementary got ready for the Christmas break by having a school wide Christmas Sing-A-Long. Each grade got to perform a song or songs for the rest of the school. All of the students did a great job and it really got everyone in the Christmas spirit. Mrs. Pat Richardson played the piano for the students to enjoy!
Brockbank Elementary Students Help Make "Project Teddy Bear" a Success!Published by brenda.johnson on Fri, 12/21/2012 - 23:49
The Bank of American Fork's annual "Project Teddy Bear" ended with great success. Spanish Fork High School's Letterman Club invited Brockbank Elementary and Canyon Elementary to join with them and the Bank of American Fork in collecting stuffed animals for at-risk children in local treatment centers. Students brought in new or gently used stuffed animals to help in this cause. 1,452 stuffed animals were collected by the three schools and taken to the Bank of American Fork.
Brockbank First-Graders Enjoy Polar Express Day!Published by brenda.johnson on Fri, 12/21/2012 - 23:39
Brockbank Elementary first-graders celebrated the holiday season by having a Polar Express Day on Thursday, December 20. They earned this day by meeting their classroom reading goals. Each first-grade class had to fill their Polar Express train car and in order to accomplish this, each student had to read at least six books. As a reward for meeting this goal, students got to wear pajamas to school; make Polar Express trains out of HoHo's, starlight mints, and chocolate bells; make engineer hats out of paper; and received a bell to wear.
Brockbank Second-Graders Decorate Gingerbread Houses!Published by brenda.johnson on Fri, 12/21/2012 - 23:17
Second-grade students at Brockbank Elementary celebrated the Christmas season by presenting a special program on Thursday, December 20, to their parents and grandparents. The students enjoyed entertaining their families by singing several Christmas songs. After the program, the students and their parents returned to their classroom to decorate gingerbread houses. It was a fun day!
Brockbank Hansen Heroes for DecemberPublished by brenda.johnson on Fri, 12/21/2012 - 12:19
Brockbank Staff Spotlight!Published by brenda.johnson on Thu, 12/20/2012 - 09:59
Santa Visits Brockbank!Published by brenda.johnson on Wed, 12/19/2012 - 16:52
Brockbank Fifth-Graders Make Stitchery PicturesPublished by brenda.johnson on Wed, 12/19/2012 - 16:46
Brockbank fifth-grade students had a great time making Christmas presents for their parents or grandparents. Each student made a hand-stitched Christmas picture that took many hours of hard work. The students were so excited that many students asked to make a second or even third hand-stitched picture!


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Our client is a high growth multi-site consumer facing business. A Head of Finance is required to support the continued growth of the business. Key responsibilities will include -Production of Management Accounts for all relevant companies on a timely basis Oversee Annual Budget process Oversee year end Audit process and preparation of Statutory Accounts for all Group companies Preparation and submission of External reporting to Lenders in accordance with requirements (monthly, quarterly). Oversee all transactional processing – Purchase ledger, Sales ledger, cash management, Payroll Oversee preparation of rolling weekly Cash Forecast and monitors significant deviations Take ownership of forward look Financial Model to include monitoring of Bank…
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EX-BOSTON United manager Steve Evans has been given a six-match stadium ban.
The current Rotherham boss has also been fined £3,000 by the Football Association.
The punishments come after he was found guilty of using 'abusive and insulting words and behaviour' towards a female member of Bradford City's staff.
The incident occurred on March 27, while the colourful Glaswegian was manager of League Two Crawley Town.
The clash finished with a brawl on the pitch - with five players being sent off.
An FA statement said: "Following an Independent Regulatory Commission held on Wednesday, September 5, Rotherham United manager Steve Evans has been given a six-match stadium ban and fined £3,000.
"Mr Evans was charged with using abusive and/or indecent and/or insulting words and/or behaviour towards a participant in or around the dressing room area at the end of the Bradford City versus Crawley Town Football League Two fixture on March 27 2012.
"It was further alleged that the breach included a reference to gender, a breach of FA Rule E3(2). Mr Evans denied the charge and requested a personal hearing.
"The Commission found that Mr Evans had used abusive and insulting words and behaviour towards a participant in or around the dressing room area at the end of the fixture which did include a reference to gender.
"The Commission did not find that Mr Evans had used indecent words or behaviour.
"Mr Evans has informed The Football Association that he does not wish to appeal the decision and therefore the sanction is now imposed with immediate effect.
"The stadium ban will prevent Mr Evans from attending the ground at which Rotherham United's first team are playing at any time during a match day."
This is not the first time Evans has been banned from a stadium.
the ex-Boston manager - who was handed a suspended prison sentence when manager of United for making illegal payments to players - was once ejected from Blundell Park during a League Two clash against Grimsby Town.


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Hello all.
In the last three months all I am doing is to get as familiarized with JABB as I can. I came to appreciate Kontakt's internal mixer and outputs with its effects and the possibility to correlate them with the DAW's mixer and effects. This is all well and good, and I think I made some headway.
What's not so good is that when I add one more Fluegelhorn to the 3 already in (each with its own track), the group starts buzzing. I tried to tweak the sound with Kontakt, the DAW, as well as other external effets to no avail. They're buzzing and they also sounds too fused together. It's hard to hear each one separately, though I took utmost care when placing them in the stereo field. This does not happen with the trombones, contrabass tuba and the saxes.
Anyone ideas?
Thanks, Sylva.


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"Ohhhh!" and "ahhhh" That's what you hear on a usual night on July 4th, where it's the most frequent time of the year that showcases FIREWORKS! That or you are putting on your own show and well that's just illegal now… Talking about illegal, what is the real deal on sparklers and how that is illegal now days? Wow, back in my days, we had sparklers all the time!
So this goes out to my flyer friend, NC, who had inspired me to write this blog-gete. Yes, I know that I am late in entering this, which also goes out to my other flyer friend JL, who said that he had wanted to see some of my July 4th fireworks pictures and how he had been bummed that I had only wrote about the Nathan's event…so this is my addendum to my July 4th entry from the Nathan's Hot Dog eating contest.
So I have finally brought my terms to this aspect of "ooos" and "aahhhs" from the lat e night fireworks after the New York City Philharmonic had played in Central Park last night. So what is it that makes people go nuts about fireworks? Is it the aspect that it's illegal and the same phenomena about illegal drinking? The whole let's bypass the law or challenging bit? Or is it the fact that we are brought up in this nature to love colors…never the less when we were kids and expressed out greatest appreciation of fireworks then and always liked them since. Maybe it's the fact that humans like explosions. Or it can be the fact that it's an explosion with colored lights in the air. The fancy colors, the fancy shapes, the sound, the awe of experience….it's all there!Maybe it's the fact that we only see fireworks on special occasions such as July 4th in a once in a year thing. Or maybe after a cultured event such as the New York Philharmonic or a wedding or I don't know…it's special. This strange phenomena is both fascinating and strange at the same time, but still special. The smoke, the sound, the sight…it just facilitates all of our five senses….well three of the five at least.


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Institutions don't change kids' lives, families do. While the quick fix to the orphan care crisis in Africa is to build orphanages and give kids the most comfortable life possible, in the long term it makes the situation exponentially worse. Kids need families. We believe we have been called to take away all the barriers that might keep a child from their family or tribe of origin so they can grow up learning what family looks like. You can be an integral part of that. You can be a forever family to a child you may never meet. And we think that's worth investing in.
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Chapter OneTHE WARNING
When Briana O'Toole heard the sound, she was still partly asleep. What is it? she wondered. The noise seemed near and yet far away. What had wakened her in the darkness before dawn?
Through an open door in the barn where she slept, Bree heard fishermen load bait and tackle. Next came a scrape across the shore as they slid their boats into the Norwegian fjord. A moment later, oars creaked as men from the village of Aurland rowed away for their daily catch.
By now, on that early summer morning late in the tenth century, the sounds were familiar to Bree. Why do such everyday noises make me afraid?
Then Bree knew. Only last night her brother Devin had told her that he might leave for Ireland soon. Like a warning deep inside, Bree felt sure that on this day she would learn more. No doubt it would be something she must face, like it or not.
High in the hayloft where she slept, Bree pushed back her blanket. On her first night of serving Mikkel's family, she had made her own soft bed-a nest of fragrant hay gathered from a mountainside. By now nine months had passed since the Viking raid that brought Bree and other Irish captives to this village.
In spite of all that had happened, Bree smiled, for she knew something that only the Irish knew. No one else. Not Mikkel, the fifteen-year-old leader of the raid that took Bree away. Not his father, Sigurd, chieftain of the Aurland Fjord. Not his mother Rika. Nor his brother Cort. Nor his grandparents.
My daddy is an Irish chieftain, Bree thought. A wise and powerful chieftain who cares about his people. Though she appeared to be a slave, Bree held the secret knowledge of being deeply loved. She felt freedom in her heart.
Reaching out in the darkness, Bree picked up her clothing and quickly dressed. As she pulled on her shoes, she heard a sea chest being dropped heavily into a ship, then footsteps coming up the path from the fjord.
With swift movements, Bree grabbed a rung and scrambled down the ladder. Through the dark barn she hurried, so familiar now with its turns that she needed no light. When she opened the door that connected the barn and the house, she heard Mikkel's angry voice.
"I can't!" he exclaimed. "I won't!"
Without making a sound, Bree entered the hallway that led to the large room where the family ate, slept, and talked. Then the door creaked shut and the room grew instantly silent.
It made Bree uncomfortable. What were they saying about me? The question pounded at her heart.
Acting as if she hadn't noticed anything unusual, Bree hurried to the long open hearth. As she stirred the embers, the fire flared, and she added more wood. Taking a large wooden spoon, she stirred the porridge. By the time a knock came on the outer door, she was ready.
When Mikkel swung the door wide, Ingmar stood outside. Taller than Mikkel and with darker blond hair, Ingmar was at least four years older. He was also master of the ship that had given safe passage to Bree's brother Devin when he sailed from Ireland to the Norwegian fjord.
Seeing Ingmar, Mikkel stepped back, as though not wanting to talk with him. Only recently the ting, the assembly of freemen, had settled Devin's future and the argument between Ingmar and Mikkel.
Now Ingmar's quick glance went to Bree, then back to Mikkel. Suddenly Ingmar stretched out his hand. "Our freemen have spoken," he said. "By their vote, they freed Bree's brother, Devin."
Looking down at Ingmar's hand, Mikkel stiffened, but Ingmar went on. "You and I are blood cousins, Mikkel. Let's be friends."
For an instant Mikkel glanced toward his father Sigurd. The chieftain sat on a bench along the wall as though waiting to see what would happen. Turning back, Mikkel faced Ingmar again.
With one swift movement, Mikkel pushed aside his flyaway hair. Then, as though making a deliberate choice, he stretched out his hand and shook Ingmar's.
A look of relief filled the young man's eyes. "We finish loading my ship today," Ingmar said. "If the wind blows fair tomorrow, we will leave."
Mikkel nodded, waiting.
"I'll take Bree's brother with me." Though Ingmar spoke to the family, he watched Bree. "I'11 take her sister Keely and friend Lil. I'll bring them safely to Dublin."
Without warning, Bree's eyes filled with tears. It's here. The moment I dreaded.
But then she understood. Ingmar had come to warn her, to give her one last day to say good-bye. As a tight knot formed in Bree's stomach, she recognized his girl. No more snatching your family away, Ingmar was saying without words. I'm doing my best to help you.
Slowly Bree put down the large wooden spoon. Her head high, she stepped out from behind the large cooking pot that hung on a chain from the ceiling. Her shoulders back, she walked around the end of the hearth and stood before Ingmar. With the grace of a young woman before a king, Bree took the edges of her skirt in hand and curtsied low before him.
"I thank you," she said softly.
When she looked up again, Bree saw the kindness in Ingmar's eyes and knew she had rightly understood his wish to help her. Then she saw something more-the courage that molded Ingmar's life to speak to Mikkel as he had.
This time Ingmar spoke directly to her. "When I return to Aurland, I'll tell you. You will know that your brother, sister, and friend are safe in Ireland."
Once more Bree curtsied low. As she straightened, standing tall, Ingmar nodded, accepting her thanks. As he turned away, his face showed his concern for her. When he stepped outside, he closed the door quietly.
As Bree walked back to the fire, no one spoke. When she picked up the large wooden spoon and dished up porridge, no one spoke. But now Bree guessed the meaning of Mikkel's words as she entered the room. She felt sure his mother and father had said, "Set Bree free. Send her back to Ireland with her brother and sister." And Mikkel answered, "I can't. I won't!"
If so, it was still another reason for Bree to be angry with Mikkel. He knew she was a valuable slave, and his greed always won.
When Bree finished serving the family, she dished up her own porridge and took it outside. On the step overlooking the fjord, she sat, quiet and alone. In spite of the ache in her chest and the knot in her stomach, she promised herself that she would make it through.
I can manage, Bree thought, though it tore her apart. But the longer she watched the men load Ingmar's ship, the more difficult it became.
One more day, she told herself. Tomorrow I'll be alone again.
Alone. For how long?
At the recent assembly where Devin was set free, Bree worked out a way to ransom her sister Keely and friend Lil. Only Bree remained a slave. Then Mikkel offered a startling plan.
"Be my storyteller," he told Devin. "If you and Bree go with me on one voyage, I'll set her free when we return home."
Free! Just the sound of it filled Bree with hope. No longer a Viking slave!
"I'm Irish," Devin told Mikkel. "I'm not like your poets."
But Mikkel insisted. "Be my storyteller. Be my friend."
Looking Mikkel straight in the eye, Devin repeated the condition. "If Bree and I go with you for one voyage, you will set her free when we return."
Now, like a sword, fear struck down Bree's courage. Deep inside, she felt a warning she could not ignore. How good is Mikkel's promise? Can Dev and I trust him to do what's right?
Courage, Bree thought. I need courage to help me go beyond the fear I face.
Just then Mikkel opened the door and came outside. Bree glanced at him and looked away. If Dev comes back and we sail with Mikkel, will we ever see Ireland again?
Chapter TwoFLIGHT OF THE EAGLE
Mikkel sat down on the wooden step as far from Bree as possible without falling off. Sparks of resentment lit his eyes and flushed his cheeks. After one angry look at Bree, he turned his back to her.
When Mikkel's father, Sigurd, came outside, he walked down the steps between them, turned, and faced them.
Mighty chieftain of the Aurland Fjord, Sigurd had the blue eyes and strong look Mikkel had inherited. With his gray-white hair and beard trimmed short, Sigurd appeared as healthy as when Bree met him nine months before. In the sunlight that shone between the mountains, Bree studied his skin.
Yes! No open sores. No leprosy!
Bree smiled, filled with gladness of heart. Often she had wondered about Sigurd's travels and the terrible disease known in Ireland and many parts of the world. Now Bree wanted to shout, "Wise, kind Sigurd is well!"
Never before, except in the Bible, had Bree heard of someone being healed of leprosy. Yet the chieftain of the Aurland Fjord stood before them, clean.
Closing her eyes, Bree offered a prayer of thanks. As she opened them again, Sigurd's deep voice rumbled with gratitude.
"Thank you, Bree, for telling me about your God."
Bree still felt awed by what God had done. "I'm so glad that He healed you," she said. But Bree knew it was Grandfather who talked most often with Sigurd.
When Bree stole a look at Mikkel, he, too, stared at Sigurd. Even now, Mikkel's gaze traveled over every inch of his father's skin. "It's true!" Mikkel exclaimed, as though it had suddenly sunk in.
Stepping close, Sigurd clapped his son on the shoulder. "Yes, it's really true."
The excitement in Mikkel's face overflowed in his voice. "Even though you stood up in front of everyone, telling all of us-"
"I know," Sigurd said. "It didn't seem real to me either. It still doesn't."
"All those months-"
"Yes. All those months when I kept getting worse-"
All those months when it seemed to Bree that nothing happened. That God wasn't answering Grandfather's prayers, or Rika's, or Dev's, or hers. Then suddenly-
"I want to go see our king," Sigurd said now. "He's a Christian, Bree. I want to show him what happened."
"We could sail to Iceland together!" Mikkel exclaimed, as though suddenly realizing the possibilities.
"But first I want to talk with King Olaf," Sigurd said. "I need to speak my gratitude to Bree's God-to tell what He did."
Suddenly Mikkel slouched back against the step. What's the matter? Bree wanted to ask. Did Mikkel want his father to be healed without believing in the God who did it?
Sigurd interrupted her thoughts. "Did you tell Bree?"
Mikkel shook his head.
"Why not?" Mikkel's mother Rika spoke from the open doorway behind them.
"At the ting I promised that if Devin and Bree sail with me on one voyage, I'll free her when we return home."
In the silence that followed, Bree looked from Sigurd to Rika, then back to Mikkel.
"Bree says her God protects her wherever she goes," he said, looking at his mother.
Rika gasped. "Her God protects her wherever she is? Is that true, Bree?"
In that moment Bree remembered her brother's words. "Be careful," Devin had warned. "Mikkel will want you along on a voyage. He'll think that if you're on the ship, he'll be safe."
So. Dev was right. It had happened.
More than anything, Bree did not want to make a false promise to Rika, who had already lost a son to the sea.
"My God-my Jesus-has promised to be with me always," Bree said. "He's promised to protect me. That means if I die, I'll go to be with Him in Heaven."
"You could still die in a storm?" Mikkel was curious now.
"Of course." Bree grinned. "So you don't need me along on our voyage."
"Yes, I do," Mikkel said quickly. "You pray, to your God, and I'll pray, to mine. That will take care of everything."
But Bree looked at Mikkel's mother. When her husband and sons were gone, Rika saw to every detail of taking care of the house and farm. All day long she made decisions, and she seldom delayed in what she did.
"I've changed my mind," Rika said to Mikkel. "When you go to sea, Bree should cook your meals."
Mikkel's grin spread from ear to ear. But Sigurd had the last word.
"When Mikkel returns from one voyage, he keeps his promise. Bree goes back to her family in Ireland."
Mikkel nodded, his eyes and face solemn. But the minute his father and mother started down to the fjord, Mikkel grinned again.
"So!" Bree's voice was as hard as the iron rivets holding the boards ha Mikkel's new ship. "You talked your parents into what you wanted."
Mikkel laughed. "I didn't fool them. My mother liked what I said."
But Bree's anger spilled over. Both Sigurd and Rika were strong-minded people. "They said you should send me home, didn't they?"
At first Bree thought Mikkel wasn't going to answer. "Didn't they?" she asked again.
Without looking at her, he nodded. That made Bree even more angry. "Why don't you let me go? I'm just another Irish your Vikings captured during the raid."
As though it wasn't important, Mikkel shrugged. But to Bree it was life or death, even the air she breathed. "It was your fault that I became a slave."
When Mikkel grew still, Bree knew she had hit a tender spot. "Your own father said you'll never be free until you set things right."
Suddenly Mikkel flared up. "I can't correct what I did. What's more. I don't want to."
Anger burned through his tightly held control. "How many Irish did my ship bring to Norway? How can I send every one of them back?"
"You can start by sending me home."
"Forget it, Bree. Life is life. You're a slave. That's the way it is."
"No, it's not. I'm not a slave. I never have been. I never will be. No matter how often you call me a slave, I am not."
For a moment she almost told him that she was the daughter of a much-loved Irish chieftain. Instead, bitter words spilled out. "I hate you, hate you, hate you!"
"I know."
Mikkel's quiet words struck Bree more than his anger possibly could. "Why don't you send me off so you don't have to see me again?" she asked.
But Mikkel did not answer. In that moment Bree felt sure that his choice to keep her here was not something she could change, no matter how hard she tried.
Knowing how she would feel when her brother and sister left the next morning, Bree looked toward the Aurland River. A golden eagle soared in the clear air above the mountains. It reminded Bree of the freedom she needed.
"Mikkel, this is the last day I can be with Dev and Keely. Can we climb the mountains together?"
Startled, Mikkel turned to stare at her. "Are you serious?"
"Why not?"
"You'll figure out a way to escape."
"I want a day we can remember."
Bree sighed. "I don't want to work all the livelong


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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SkUj9EIINIs Yes, how could we be surprised that Bush the Third was in bed with the oil companies.
http://www.opensecrets.org/overview/industries.php Confirms that the republicans are owned by big oil
Sadly, the news is perhaps even worse for the democrats: Their funding comes from *gasp* Lawyers! (apologies to Dick) Not to mention political organizations, education, Hollywood, and civil servants (which was surprising to me, most GS whatevers I've known were hard core republicans.)
http://www.opensecrets.org/pres08/sectors.php?sector=E again shows big oil supports McCain, but Obama got lots from them as well. Ag (read Monsanto, ConAgra, etc... ) also supports McCain over Obama, as does Transportation (of course; car companies)
http://www.opensecrets.org/pres08/sectors.php?sector=B Obama wins big with high tech and the phone companies and is generally on it with financial, insurance and HMO's.
That last part does NOT jive with his campaign promises:
http://www.barackobama.com/issues/healthcare/#coverage-for-all Danger, Will Robinson, Danger!
http://www.opensecrets.org/pres08/sectors.php?sector=D amazingly enough the military was behind Hillary and it pretty much split on the current runners.
Anyway, I'm pretty sure they are all liars... But it's good to know who they are lying for.
Who are they lying for?
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According to FDIC data, 140 domestic financial institutions failed in 2009 at a cost of over $1 billion to the FDIC's insurance fund. The United States experienced more failures in 2009 than it did during the rest of the decade combined (55 failures occurred between 1999 and 2008.)
While the 140 failures represented a mere 1.7% of the total financial institutions in the United States, many may wonder why the industry has experienced a sharp increase in failures. Listed below are 5 non-exhaustive signs of a troubled financial institution to educate the public.
- High level of non performing assets (asset quality) – Arguably, the primary contributor to any financial institutions failure has been poor asset quality. In simplistic terms, the function of a financial institution is to invest the funds it raises in assets that earn a higher rate of return. Assets will usually take the form of loans and securities, and the viability of the financial institution is dependent on the performance of these earning assets.
When an asset is impaired, the interest a financial institution earns is at risk as is the original principal of the asset. Since the principal represents the financial institution's own capital, any losses need to be absorbed via the loan loss reserve (see sign #3 below) or equity. Consequently, you will hear bankers often state that "ten or more good loans are needed to compensate for one bad loan."
What to look for: Most analyses pertaining to asset quality will evaluate the level of non-performing assets (mostly loans) to the financial institution's assets and equity levels. The three ratios below present several common asset quality performance metrics.
Non-Performing Loans ("NPLs")/Loans – For purposes of this article, NPLs are defined as those loans 90 days or more past due or on non-accrual status. This ratio represents the percentage of the loan portfolio that is non-performing.
Non-Performing Assets ("NPAs")/Assets – NPAs are NPLs plus a financial institution's Other Real Estate Owned (OTCPK:OREO). OREO is real estate property that the bank has repossessed and taken title to after failure to dispose of it during foreclosure proceedings. This ratio represents the percentage of a financial institution's assets that are non-performing.
NPA/[Tangible Equity+Loan Loss Reserves ("LLR")] – This ratio measures the level of non-performing assets to the financial institution's tangible equity base and LLR. Commonly referred to as the "Texas Ratio" in the industry, this ratio is very important to analyze and reflects the institution's ability to absorb losses. For instance, a ratio of 20% would indicate the possibility that the institution's tangible capital could decrease by approximately 19%-20% if all NPAs resulted in a charge-off (this also assumes the loan loss reserve is the standard ≤ 1.00%). Given the highly leveraged nature of financial institutions, a modest decrease in capital can lead to material adverse effects.
The aforementioned ratios should not be viewed in isolation. View them in conjunction with the firm's other ratios and strategy. For instance, a financial institution may post apparently poor asset quality ratios, but embarks on a riskier strategy that yields a higher risk-reward benefit to afford higher levels of non-performing assets. However, in general terms, asset quality issues may prove to be the bane of a financial institution.
Asset quality issues also exacerbates loss of liquidity. First, a financial institution will experience decreased liquidity due to higher borrowing costs. Then, if borrowing costs increase too much due to a higher probability of default, the financial institution may lose its sources of funding (i.e. borrowers will withdraw in mass – referred to as a "run on the bank", and the institutional markets will not provide funding).
- Lack of asset diversification – Loans will comprise the majority of a financial institution's balance sheet. These loans can vary greatly in type from residential loans to commercial/industrial loans and governmental loans. Each loan type requires a different set of expertise and underwriting criteria and provides a different risk-reward tradeoff.
While most financial institutions will specialize in extending a certain type of loan, all should have exposure to a variety of loan types to provide for diversification and an optimal risk-reward tradeoff. One caveat pertains to thrifts and savings and loans, which are required to invest primarily in residential loans.
Recently, many financial institutions experienced losses in their securities portfolio as a result of Fannie and Freddie securities. For some institutions, significant ownership of Fannie and Freddie securities facilitated failure. Similar to the benefits of loan portfolio diversification, diversification of the securities portfolio reduces the probability that no one security type may materially impact performance.
What to look for: For loans, examine the composition of the loan portfolio and determine whether it is diversified given the financial institution's strategy and competitive advantage. Moreover, analyze macro economic data and determine whether the financial institution may experience financial difficulty. Ultimately, the performance of the financial institution's loan portfolio will be manifested in the asset quality ratios mentioned above.
Financial institutions are limited to the type of securities that may be purchased. A financial institution that possesses a sound and well balanced securities portfolio will own a large percentage of non-exotic instruments (i.e. U.S. Treasuries, rated bonds, and municipal securities) that are liquid and marketable.
When analyzing a financial institution, review the composition of the securities portfolio to determine if the portfolio is diversified. If not, determine whether the composition of the securities portfolio fits into the intended strategy and whether the composition deviates greatly from that of the peer group.
Finally, to determine the value and performance of the securities portfolio, review the ratio of the fair value of the securities to the amortized cost of the securities (i.e. what was paid to purchase the securities).
- Inadequate loan loss reserves – When a financial institution extends a loan, it theoretically sets aside a certain amount of that loan as a loan loss reserve to provide cushion against future losses (i.e. charge-offs). Although the financial institution does not know the certainty of that particular loan defaulting, it utilizes historical and analytical data to estimate the potential for loss across different loan types.
The financial institution will establish a loan loss reserve on its balance sheet by funding a loan loss provision on its income statement. Think of a loan loss reserve as a bucket of inflows comprised of loan loss provisions and outflows comprised of charge-offs. What remains in the bucket is what is available for future charge-offs. The intent is to ensure that the bucket does not overflow (at the expense of depressed net income) and that the bucket is not empty (at the expense of safety and soundness).
What to look for: The adequacy of loan loss reserves is measured by several ratios, but the two prominent ratios are (i) the loan loss reserve as a percentage of the loan portfolio, and (ii) loan loss reserves as a percentage of non performing assets.
Historically, industry experts expected financial institutions to post a loan loss reserve that represented at least 1.00% of the loan portfolio. However, this ratio may mask the financial institution's loan loss reserve adequacy since it does not account for the riskiness of the loan portfolio. For instance, is a 1.00% loan loss reserve sufficient for a financial institution that caters to borrowers with low credit scores and high levels of recidivism?
Henceforth, a more representative ratio of the quality of an institution's loan loss reserve is to calculate the loan loss reserve to non performing assets. This ratio would provide insight into whether the institution possesses sufficient loan loss reserves to cover current non-performing assets in the event those assets resulted in a charge-off. At a minimum, financial institutions today should possess 100% coverage and ideally, the financial institutions should possess coverage higher than 100% to minimize material adverse conditions/reactions to earnings or capital.
- Sustained losses – The objective of any business is to make a profit and financial institutions are no exception. For many financial institutions, bad loans and other factors have led to net losses rather than net profits. Net profits allow financial institutions to pay dividends and increase capital levels. The absence of profits depletes capital and increases the riskiness of a firm.
While every firm can experience a loss, be wary of the "ordinary extraordinary charges". From time to time, a financial institution will announce that it experienced a loss due to an irregular event such as a loss on the sale of a business line, severance costs, or other losses not expected under the due course of business. However, certain financial institutions post these ordinary charges on a regular basis. The recurrence of extraordinary charges is not healthy for a firm since they tend to be large expenses. Moreover, frequent recurrences of extraordinary charges signal that the institution's business model may not be sound.
What to look for: Two other factors to review in addition to "ordinary extraordinary charges" are listed below.
First, review the financial institution's net interest margin, which is the difference between what the financial institution earns on loans and what it has to pay to fund those loans relative to its assets. For example, if a financial institution with an average loan portfolio of $1,000 earned $100 in interest income and paid $60 to fund those loans, its net interest margin would be 4.00% ($100-$60)/$1,000. Generally, a higher ratio is desired, but too high of a ratio may indicate that a financial institution possesses a high risk-reward tradeoff.
Second, review the percentage of income derived from non-interest income as this income is not subject to credit risk and does not require a capital investment. In the most recent economic downturn, those institutions that derive a large percentage of income from non-interest income have fared better than those that have relied on interest income.
- Management – This factor is more difficult to quantify, but no less important than the others. As a matter of fact, it may arguably be one of the most important as all of the other factors listed are heavily influenced by management decisions. While federal regulations prevent felons and/or those who have been at the helm during a failure from operating a financial institution, there are warning signs to look for.
What to look for:
Changing strategy – Despite the thousands of financial institutions in the United States, most do possess a niche to sustain future profits. Some are focused on meeting the needs of the local community while others are concerned about meeting the needs of the global business community. Whatever the strategy, most develop a unique expertise that is not readily possessed by other financial institutions.
While diversification definitely possesses benefits, changing a strategy too quickly can lead to material adverse effects. Each strategy change should be well contemplated and approved by the board of directors. The financial institution must ensure that it possesses the intellectual capital to execute such a strategy and, most importantly, it must ensure that the timing is appropriate. No institution wants to be the one that enters a bubble right before it bursts.
Poor compensation policies – Most financial institutions employ fair compensation practices that reflect a pay-for-performance philosophy. However, recent news has revealed that certain institutions have employed poor compensation policies that present severe principal-agent conflicts.
Be wary of institutions that institute any of the following measures: (i) pay excessive bonuses while the financial institution posts large losses (ii) recalibrate performance objectives to meet bonus requirements (iii) pay retention bonuses when there is no clear need to do so, and (iv) post much higher efficiency ratios than the peer group[1]
Dishonesty – This trait speaks for itself. Pay attention to what management states its intention is and what it actually executes upon. Moreover, when a financial institution hires a new executive, perform research on the individual and continue to pay close attention to the executive's previous employer(s). In some cases, decisions made by departing executives have had detrimental effects on a financial institution after the executive resigned.
Poor corporate governance – If possible, complete research and reach a conclusion on the composition of the board of directors. Does the financial institution hire a large percentage of board members that presents a conflict of interest? (i.e. familial or business relationships)? Do the board members attend the meetings or is there a high level of absenteeism? Are the board members comprised of relevant individuals who possess appropriate credentials and experience to lead the institution to a profitable future?
Answers to questions of this nature will help determine whether management's objectives are aligned with those of its investors and its customers.
In closing, the aforementioned five signs are but a select number of factors used to uncover troubling trends in financial institutions. Many other factors, such as off-balance sheet arrangements and stock issuances, not mentioned in this article should also be considered in making an evaluation. However, one must comprehend the fundamental signals before proceeding to other factors – especially considering that the five factors listed in this article are interdependent. Obtaining data for financial institutions is not difficult given the intensive regulatory environment, but interpreting the data can be. This will prove accurate as the regulatory authorities expect another busy year for failures.
[1] An efficiency ratio measures the percentage of each dollar earned that needs to be paid to non-interest expenses (mainly salaries and benefits). As an example, an efficiency ratio of 60% implies that you pay out $0.60 of every $1.00 earned in non-interest expense. Generally, a lower ratio is desired, but too low of a ratio is cause for alarm.
Disclosure: Author Owns Shares of BAC


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This past weekend we celebrated Easter, or what I like to call Resurrection Day. For me, it is an exciting time spiritually because it is a reminder of what Jesus did for us on the cross. It also gives me an opportunity to reflect on my walk with God and what areas I still need to work on. In a way, I take the death of Jesus as a symbolic gesture of what sin, old habits,unforgiveness, thoughts or past mistakes that I too would like to put to death for the new season to come. The fact that Jesus was able to overcome physical death allows me to have hope that I too can overcome my physical challenges daily when I choose Him to help me.
In Deuteronomy 30:11 it says, "Now what I have commanded you is not too difficult for you or beyond your reach." When I read this scripture it helps me to know that God never asks us to do anything we can't do without His help. We all can use some improvement in areas of our life that may tempt us to veer away from God at times. It may not be habitual sin, but rather small choices that can hinder us from having complete victory daily. For example, maybe you spend too much time watching tv, rather than being more productive with your time. I've been guilty myself of watching not so life giving shows allowing it to fill my mind with junk and discouragement. Maybe food, shopping or Facebook are issues that keep hindering you in ways from doing what God needs you to do. Facebook is a huge distracter these days for a lot of people, including myself if I don't keep myself accountable. In other words, we have to make sure we keep ourselves balanced and aligned with God's will for our lives. Too much of anything can be harmful. Everything is permissible but not everything is beneficial.
Romans 12:1 says" Offer yourselves as a living sacrifice-holy and pleasing to God." What areas in your life do you need to be put to death so that God can be glorified more? What areas can you sacrifice to God so that it can become pleasing to Him this season: your marriage, finances,broken relationships, thoughts, emotions, health, job, your past, or any habitual sin? Whatever it is, remember that the Lord's hand is never too short to reach in and help you (Numbers 11:23) When Jesus resurrected, so did we—as new creations in Him! So are you willing to out your flesh to death so you can be made alive today in Christ? Thank you, God, for your promises to help us become new daily. Give us the confidence we need to be victorious on this Monday as we begin our week in you, celebrating that our Redeemer lives!


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The manager or the visionary? That seems to be the choice Democrats are facing in this Presidential campaign. Senator Hillary Clinton has touted her experience and promoted herself as the best manager of the nation's government although the management of her own campaign tells of something of what a second Clinton administration would look like not to mention her supervision of the healthcare task force during the first Clinton administration that Clive Crook refers to as "one of the most celebrated domestic-policy train wrecks in recent American history."
Senator Barack Obama, on the other hand, knows that what this nation needs is less of a manager than a leader. This country and the world community need an American President who can inspire and bring out the best Americans have to offer. Clive Crook has these thoughts in the Financial Times:
is tired and discouraged these days. The country is right to seek a little inspiration, a lifting of the spirits, a sense of renewal. Mrs Clinton is the perfect antithesis of those things. She is commanding in debate; she knows her facts. But she is dreary and angry at the same time, which is no easy feat. She personifies partisan division. And, through her husband and her nostalgia for the 1990s, she is tied to the past. She is indeed the paradigm of business as usual, with the taint of dynastic succession thrown in. The Democrats would be wrong to make her their nominee, in my view, even in a field of unexceptional candidates – but this is not a field of unexceptional candidates. US
Make no mistake, Mr Obama is a once-in-a-generation possibility. Admittedly, in many ways he is too good to be true. Hopes of what he might achieve are running out of control. His followers say he is uniquely able to restore US standing in the world, partly by adopting a more conciliatory approach and partly (it seems) by being black. The sad truth is that on many issues US interests diverge from those of other nations. Any new president could improve relations with other governments; the current administration has set that bar into the floor.
But if President Obama aimed first and foremost to advance US interests, as he would, then, regardless of how enlightened and encompassing his notion of US interests proved to be, overseas rapture at his election would quickly fade.
At home the disappointment might be worse. He is a liberal (the most liberal in the senate, according to National Journal's annual assessment) yet running as a bipartisan moderate. If he were president, one of those tendencies would have to give way.
And then there is the question of race. Black Americans were initially sceptical about the Obama candidacy: they backed Mrs Clinton in early polls. But now they have come around, and how. They have decided he is real; they think he can win; and they long for this affirmation of their standing in the nation. Gratifying that longing is one of the best reasons to nominate Mr Obama, but be under no illusion that he or any other president could fix the problems that have created and entrenched the black urban underclass. Soaring expectations would have to come to terms with (at the very best) grinding incremental progress. Again, the disillusionment might be bitter.
All this is true, but secondary. What makes Mr Obama remarkable is that his message of hope, resonating so powerfully with black
, is cast to every American, regardless of colour, to Democrats and Republicans alike. This is surpassingly important: a man of outstanding intellect and magnetic personality, he is running on a one-nation platform, as though he merely happened to be black. And the best part is, the whole country is paying attention: polls say that he is more electable in November than Mrs Clinton. In a close election, he could make the difference. America
Republicans, of course, are bound to dislike his liberalism – but what is there for Democrats to think about? Why are they even having this conversation? They have been waiting an awfully long time for a politician like Mr Obama. If, having come so close, they still manage to nominate Mrs Clinton, I think it is a choice they will regret for years and maybe decades.
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A few days ago, I got a questionnaire from Powys County Council through my door, on the subject of residents' parking permits. Since then, I have had two more leaflets. One is anonymous, but very firmly opposed to the scheme and the other is from CRAP (and has a contact phone number).
I actually sent my form back before these two leaflets arrived. I'm neutral on the whole matter, as I can't drive and have no vehicle. I do see parking problems, but they don't generally affect me. So on the form I said I wouldn't be buying a permit for that reason, and in the notes I added that I had seen parking permits introduced elsewhere in the country, and seen the resentment that was caused when people had to pay for something that had previously been free.
It's not going to be cheap, either. As the anonymous leaflet points out, it will start at £65 a year. There is also a permit for the main car park which currently stands at £150 a year, and since only one permit per household is being offered, a household with two cars would need one of those as well. In fact, a household might need a car park permit for both cars, because a permit for the street is no guarantee that a space will be available when they need it - which would work out at £365 a year. They also point out that, once the scheme is in place, it is easy for the County Council to put the fees up - they say, for instance, that fees have risen by 400% in Bristol, and even more in other areas, with very little residents could do about it. They are also concerned about the effect that the parking issues could have on local shops.
The CRAP leaflet breaks down the area of Hay street by street, in most cases recommending that residents support the scheme, but add on the form that the charges are far too expensive. The exception is for Lion Street and Heol-y-Dwr. Here they suggest: "SUPPORT THIS PROPOSAL and you will enjoy less pressure on your current parking and extra residents' parking outside the Drill Hall. REJECT THE PROPOSAL and cars belonging to residents, particularly those owning more than one vehicle; visitors' cars and those owned by employees of local businesses, driven out of restricted areas will put even more pressure on the parking spaces available to you."
CRAP also says, more generally: "The proposals are far from ideal and the permit cost iniquitous BUT this is the last opportunity to get residents' parking for Hay and as it is a trial, some details can be sorted out later.
Powys County Council needs more than 50% approval for the scheme to go ahead.
Sunday, 10 November 2013
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