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Redefining Citizenship in a Global Context
In keeping with the Marist Mission Statement's emphasis on "enlightened, ethical, and productive lives in the
global community of the 21st century," the School of Liberal Arts encourages students to take an active role
as members of regional, national, and global communities. For example, the activities of the United Nations
Club (pictured above and bottom, left, on trips to the UN in Manhattan) provide students with both a practical
and theoretical understanding of international diplomacy. Events organized by the Global Studies Program,
such as a recent talk on responses to the Ebola crisis by aid workers in West Africa, strengthen students'
ability to connect their academic work with contemporary issues and controversies.
Approximately half of all undergraduates at the College take part
in international study, often involving on-the-ground service and
internship experiences, such as the Hansard Scholars
Programme in London and in many placements coordinated by
the Department of Modern Languages and Cultures. These
experiences whet many students' appetites for active study of
international affairs. The second annual Student World Affairs
Conference, to be hosted by the College in February 2015, will
enable students to share their insights and experiences with
like-minded peers and faculty from a variety of other colleges.
Such conversations are not confined to those with majors in
political science or history; in Fall 2014, for example, the English
honor society, Sigma Tau Delta, sponsored "Beyond Borders,"
an interdisciplinary discussion of geopolitical and cultural barriers.
Students also organize and take part in issue-oriented events to foster their active citizenship. Participants in
the annual Sustainability Day, pictured bottom, right, explore both the regional and global significance of
environmental issues. The newly launched Center for Civic Engagement & Leadership has already
fostered new kinds of conversations surrounding citizenship here on campus and beyond. In the classroom,
First Year Seminars, such as Genocide and Human Rights; Greening America; The Global Drug Trade; and
Muslims & Arabs in America & Europe encourage students to consider international topics from the very outset
of their college study. Recent graduates such as Katie Hamer '04, Kristen O'Brien '14, Kendra McKechnie '14,
and Daniel Buzi '04 affirm that their academic and extracurricular work in the School of Liberal Arts provided
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What Is a Mutual Fund And How To Invest In It – The Basics
What Is A Mutual Fund And How Does It Work?
A mutual fund is an investment company that allows a company to pool money from its investors and put it in various securities and financial instruments such as bonds, stocks, short term debt, commodities and stuff like these. All the holdings of any mutual fund are commonly referred to as a portfolio. Investors are allowed to buy shares in mutual funds and then each share the investor buys represents her portion of ownership in the fund and the revenue it generates. Mutual funds offer to ordinary people the opportunity for potential diversification and professional investment management.
Mutual funds are open end companies. This means that they issue new shares each time a new investor wants to invest in the fund and buy back investor's shares when she wants to withdraw her money. You can only buy share issued by the fund (this may happen with the help if an intermediary), and the fund is obligated to buy back these shares from you anytime you want.
The funds also offer 3 different ways for you to earn money:
* Dividend Payments -Your investment will earn money from interest on bonds or dividends on stock. Then the fund pays all the investors all the income generated less the expenses.
* Capital Gains Distributions -The value of securities sometimes do increase and when a security that has increased in price is sold, the fund usually has a capital gain. When the financial year comes to an end, the fund distributes all the capital gains less any losses.
* Bigger NAV – If the market price of a portfolio rises, after the expenses have been deducted, the entire price of the fund and the shares rises. A higher NAV (net asset value of the fund) reflects a higher value of your initial investment.
So it does not matter whether you are planning for your child's education, house, marriage or a vacation in the Bahamas, this type of fund is in some cases tax efficient, simple and an effective tool to put your money in for long term goals. Besides that, the funds also offer a wide array of investment options including hybrid schemes, equity schemes, money market schemes, fixed income schemes and ETFs. You can choose depending on your needs.
Types and Classification of Mutual Funds
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Tonight we had PTO Open House at school. As I was signing in, Katie Lee decided that she needed to sign in too. I gave her a sheet of paper and she wrote her name! This was the first time she has written all of it (including the K which is hard for kids to get) without any help. I was so proud of her. She was super proud too and had to show it off to all the teachers and principals.
She wrote the first three letters with her left hand and the last two with her right. I really think she is going to be ambidextrous.
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MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS, HOUSTON: Admission: $7; $3.50 students, ages 65 and older and ages 6-18. Tickets for special exhibits: $10; $5 students, ages 65 and older and ages 6-18. Free on Thursdays and for members. Free on Saturdays-Sundays for ages 18 and younger with a Houston Public Library Power Card or a Harris County Public Library Card. Hours: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesdays-Wednesdays, 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Thursdays, 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Fridays-Saturdays, 12:15-7 p.m. Sundays. 1001 Bissonnet; 713-639-7300, TDD / TTY for the hearing-impaired: 713-639-7390.
- TheAudrey Jones Beck Building: Selections from the permanent collection of European art until 1920, including Renaissance and Baroque paintings from the Blaffer Foundation Collection; American art until 1945; and the John A. and Audrey Jones Beck Collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist Painting.
- The Caroline Wiess Law Building:The Passionate Adventure of the Real: Collage, Assemblage and the Object in 20th-Century Art, through Feb. 8. First Down Houston: The Birth of the NFL Franchise, featuring 85 photographs of the Texans by Robert Clark, through Feb. 8. Western Landscapes by Albert Bierstadt and Thomas Moran, the Stark Museum of Art Collection, through Feb. 1. Beyond Ornament: Contemporary Jewelry From the Helen Williams Drutt Collection, through Feb. 29.Permanent collection: Pre-Columbian art, theGlassell Collection of African Gold.
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- Today: Lecture, "Modern Design and the Art of Engineering," by James Dyson, the pioneer of vacuum-cleaner design and other appliances. 6 p.m. Brown Auditorium. Limited seating.
MENILCOLLECTION:Tabletki: Russian Icons From the Collection, through Jan. 25. In Pursuit of the Absolute, featuring monochromatic and abstract paintings selected from the collection, through Feb. 29. Permanent installation of selections from the art collection assembled by John and Dominique de Menil and the Menil Foundation. Hours: 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Wednesdays-Sundays. 1515 Sul Ross; 713-525-9400.
- Dan Flavin:Monuments for V. Tatlin, featuring four light sculptures. A permanent installation at Richmond Hall. Hours: 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Wednesdays-Sundays. 1500 Richmond; 713-525-9400.
- Cy Twombly Gallery: Paintings and sculpture. Hours: 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Wednesdays-Sundays. 1501 Branard; 713-525-9400.
CONTEMPORARY ARTS MUSEUM:Anne Wilson, an exhibit featuring a video / sound installation and multimedia works. Opens 6:30 p.m. today with a talk by the artist. Matthew Ritchie: Proposition Player, through March 14.Hours: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays-Saturdays; 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Thursdays; noon-5 p.m. Sundays. 5216 Montrose; 713-284-8250.
ART CAR MUSEM:Animals, a group exhibit. Permanent exhibit features contemporary art and art cars. Hours: 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Wednesdays-Sundays. 140 Heights; 713-861-5526.
HOLOCAUST MUSEUM HOUSTON:The Nazi Olympics, Berlin 1936, featuring photographs, documents and films, through Feb. 24. Permanent exhibit, Bearing Witness: A Community Remembers, and Voices, a 35-minute film of testimony by Holocaust survivors.Hours: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Mondays-Fridays, noon-5 p.m. Saturdays-Sundays. 5401 Caroline; 713-942-8000.
HOUSTON CENTER FOR CONTEMPORARY CRAFT:True Words: Expressive Carvings From Shandong China. Opens Friday, continues through March 28. Also, Home / Land: Artists, Immigration and Identity. Hours: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesdays-Saturdays, noon-5 p.m. Sundays. 4848 Main; 713-529-4848.
HOUSTON MUSEUM OF NATURAL SCIENCE: See "Family Fare," starting on Page 6F.
CHILDREN'S MUSEUM OF HOUSTON: See "Family Fare," starting on Page 6F.
BAYOU BEND COLLECTION: The American decorative-arts wing of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Reserved 90-minute tours 10-11:30 a.m. and 1-2:45 p.m. Tuesdays-Fridays, 10-11:15 a.m. Saturdays. Self-guided audio tours 1-5 p.m. Saturdays-Sundays. Last admission at 4 p.m. Reserved tours showcase specific aspects of the collection at noon Tuesdays and Thursdays. Admission: $10 adults, $8.50 senior citizens and students, $5 ages 11-18. 1 Westcott; 713-639-7750.
RIENZI: The European decorative-arts wing of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Docent tours begin every 20 minutes, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays-Saturdays. Self-guided tours 1-5 p.m. Sundays. Admission is by reservation only, including reserved parking. Admission: $6; $4 museum members, senior citizens and students. Family rates on Sundays. 1406 Kirby; 713-639-7800.
MUSEUM OF PRINTING HISTORY:Equus, images of horses in various media by Melanie Leslie, through Feb. 6. Permanent exhibits feature books, rare documents, newspapers, early printing equipment and pieces of early printing. Hours: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesdays-Sundays. Admission: $5; $2 children, senior citizens, students and tour groups. Free on Thursdays and for members. 1324 W. Clay; 713-522-4652.
MUSEUM OF HEALTH AND MEDICAL SCIENCE: See "Family Fare," starting on Page 6F.
HERITAGE SOCIETY: Permanent exhibit of historical homes and artifacts. Hours: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Mondays-Saturdays, 1-4 p.m. Sundays. Admission charged for tours of historical structures: $6, $4 senior citizens and ages 13-17, $2 ages 6-12, free for younger children. Sam Houston Park, 1100 Bagby; 713-655-1912.
HOUSTON FIRE MUSEUM: Located in former Houston Fire Station No. 7, the museum has exhibits on the evolution of firefighting, equipment, memorabilia and more. Featured is the hands-on Junior Firehouse, which teaches safety and fire-prevention practices. Hours: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesdays-Saturdays. Admission: $2, $1 senior citizens and ages 3 and older, free for younger children. 2403 Milam; 713-524-2526.
BYZANTINE FRESCO CHAPEL MUSEUM: Chapel housing two 13th-century frescoes from Cyprus. Hours: 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Fridays-Sundays. 4011 Yupon; 713-521-3990.
ROTHKO CHAPEL:Ecumenical chapel with abstract paintings by Mark Rothko. Also, Barnett Newman's steel sculpture Broken Obelisk, dedicated to the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Hours: 10 a.m.-6 p.m. daily. 3900 Yupon; 713-524-9839.
LIVE OAK FRIENDS MEETING HOUSE: Quaker meeting house featuring Skyspace by James Turrell. Hours: Fridays at sunset. 1318 W. 26th; 713-862-6685.
SAN JACINTO MUSEUM OF HISTORY: Free permanent exhibit covering 400 years of Texas history. Elevator to San Jacinto Monument observation deck: $3, $2 children. Discounts available for senior citizens, students and tour groups. Hours: 9 a.m.-6 p.m. daily. Battleground State Historical Park on FM 134, off Texas 225; 281-479-2421.
- Jesse H. Jones Theater for Texas Studies:Texas Forever! The Battle of San Jacinto, a multi-image production with several shows daily, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission: $3.50, $2.50 ages 11 and younger.
- Battleship Texas: Hours are 10 a.m.-5 p.m. daily at Battleground State Historical Park. Admission: $5, $3 ages 6-18, free for younger children; 281-479-2431.
BUFFALO SOLDIERS NATIONAL MUSEUM: Permanent collection features artifacts relating to the two regiments of African-American troops formed in 1866 by the U.S. Army. See the one-woman presentation A Woman They Called Moses, offered several times daily. Hours: 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. weekdays, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturdays. 1834 Southmore; 713-942-8920.
PIONEER MEMORIAL LOG HOUSE MUSEUM: A facility built and maintained by the San Jacinto chapter of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas. History programs offered at 1 p.m. the first Saturday of every month. Hours: 1-3 p.m. Thursdays and Sundays. 1510 N. MacGregor, across from the Houston Zoo; 713-522-0396.
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Iran: a general strike?
Posted by Bill, June 21st, 2009 - under Ahmadinejad, Capitalism, General strike, Iran, Mousavi.
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Deepen and spread the Iranian revolution. Strike now for economic and political freedom. Nationalise industry under workers' democratic control.
Iran boils over
Posted by Bill, June 21st, 2009 - under Democracy, Demonstrations, General strike, Iran, Resistance, Revolution, Strikes.
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PREPARE: Print out different BINGO cards for each child plus a call sheet. Cut out DISTRIBUTE: Hand out one Bingo card to each child (each card should be. How to Play Bingo. There is a huge amount of satisfaction that comes with yelling out the word, " BINGO!" Get into this luck-based game by following these steps. Watch more Board Games videos: wrt0.xyz to-Play- Bingo The goal in.


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Former Marillion frontman Fish performs a concert in support of his 1997 album Sunsets On Empire that is captured on this video. The man performs over a dozen songs including "Lucky", "Internal Exile", and "The Company". The DVD release of the concert contains an entire disc of backstage and behind-the-scenes footage filmed during a different day on the tour.
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I told you about Teri last week I think? Well she is having some family crises but she has amazing promptings from the Spirit. If I had to pick ONE PERSON in this area who I want to be baptized before I go, it would be Teri because she has the power to influence so many others. Also because I love her! I am always amazed by the love I feel for the people here so quickly. I had heard that happened to missionaries, but I didn't fully believe it until now!
On Friday we got to go up to Oshkosh for a New Missionary Training! So I got to see my district from the MTC! It was so much fun! I love love love those people. We went through a lot together! And the drive to Oshkosh was BEAUTIFUL... I was bummed because I was the driver so I couldn't look around as much as I wanted to. Because it looked just like Germany! Huge fields of corn and wheat and soybeans, plus I saw a REAL scarecrow and some quaint little farms ! Seeing that made me love Wisconsin so much more, in a different way than I've felt before.
On the way back from a meeting, Sister P and I went to a place called "The Wholly Cow" which is owned by a member so we got custard for free. Can I just say, I LOVE CUSTARD! It is so dangerous. And so much better than ice cream! Apparently ice cream has 10% air whipped into it, but custard is straight-up divinity. I'm going to have to write a song about it when I get back because I'm so passionate about it. I can burn the Ben&Jerry's song, while I'm at it.
On Saturday we got to go to Janesville to attend the baptism of two people Sister P taught there. I love baptisms! The spirit is so strong and I love to see how the gospel changes lives and changes people. Plus, seeing people come into the fold makes the members more enthusiastic about missionary work, which is so crucial! We're trying to find ways to involve members more.
Anyways it was a great great week and lots of blessings.
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Yesterday I was editing/proofreading some material for another person, and kept coming across the term, "this is a good opportunity to save money" or variations thereof. I knew from the context and from asking questions that the person meant "earn" and not "save", but no matter how many different ways I tried to explain the difference, I couldn't get across the proper meaning and the difference between the two words.
I would be very grateful if anyone here could suggest a way to help me explain that these two words are not interchangeable and don't mean the same thing.
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Thank you for your helpful reply. I will try your explanation
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Happy 4th everyone! I hope everybody is having a great holiday! Today I am going to share this Rubber Romance card with you. Once again, I did some paper piecing to add some interest to her bags. I hope you like it!
The stamps are Rubber Romance and Inky Antics (sentiment).
I am hoping to find a little time to stamp this weekend - but I'm not counting on it.
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Have you seen today's Groupon? $25 for $50 of merchandise at the Gap. That's 50% off, and an awesome deal.
I'm a recent convert to Groupon, and though I haven't purchased anything yet, I think it is great. If you haven't heard of it, basically all you have to do is sign up and everyday they send you an email with a deal. This week there's been a deal for bowling, one for sushi in Park City, and then today this one at the Gap. Pretty cool, huh?


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Carnival Inspiration Cruise Review to Caribbean - Western
Sail Date: March 31, 2011
Ship: Carnival Inspiration
Cabin Type: Oceanview
Traveled As: Couple
Reviewed: 7 years ago
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The ship is older but they tried to keep it clean. The food was pretty good. The major issue we had with it was that in the evening if you weren't into adult comedy there was nothing else to do. No good places to dance! Also laying by the pool on the last day they played bingo which we did not like! We enjoy music by the pool not someone shouting B4!
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1. In previous entry, I did mention about camera and play.
2. Attached herewith is my latest photos as a DE; at play.
3. However, I put the captions without 'play' even I was playing hard during my outstation the other day. "Awak enjoy lah 2 hari ni puas-puas" - Bos, 2011 *big grin*
4. These photos weren't taken by a camera I wish to buy (I will, some other day).
5. They're from Syazana's iphone. Terbaek!
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Killing them dead
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I am not going to say that all of the deaths that happened in La Crosse were because of a serial killer...I am going to argue that it makes it pretty easy to get away with it in La Crosse considering the amount and intensity that students drink. And I think that needs to change, especially if there is a serial killer in La Crosse. Why get so drunk and make yourself that much more vulnerable.
I think the approach the city of La Crosse has had, hasn't been the best one...they say all the evidence out there indicates the deaths were accidential drownings influenced by excessive drinking. They have been adamant there is not a serial killer. I'd say might want to be really really sure before another college student ends up in the drink.
I will say the city of La Crosse has done a few things right. I think the volunteer group that patrols riverside park during peak bar hours was a good idea. I think the movement towards more education about drug and alochol abuse is another step, and a step I encourage all the Universities in La Crosse to continue to utilize. And one last thing, as the evidence about Abstinent only sex education reveals, make sure it is effective education that really reaches the students at risk.
- April 30, 2008 at 12:34 PM
I just want to clarify my arguement about Abstinent only sex education, I am inferring it does not work because it did not reach the students at risk. And I caution providing alcohol and drug education that does not reach students at risk, because it won't work. Gotta connect and know your audience.
- April 30, 2008 at 12:38 PM
KSTP did an in depth investigation that's good. It's been airing this past week. Check it out
- April 30, 2008 at 3:35 PM
Everyone should watch the the clip I added because they might rethink the legitimacy of these being serial killings.
It seems like everyone in La Crosse except for the LCPD thinks there's a little more than coincidence with these. They're just too lazy to do the work.
- April 30, 2008 at 3:51 PM
after reviewing what chris had sent...the channel 13 reporter totally stole that from KSTP. almost verbatim.
- April 30, 2008 at 4:03 PM
It is not that the La Crosse Police department are too lazy to do the work. I think a big part of it is they are sick of all the alcohol related crime that happens in La Crosse. I imagine they are frustrated with it, and feel if they focus on reducing the amount and intensity people drink the whole serial killer probelm will go away. Again I am just assuming this, and it is not a bad strategy. But I think the main probelm is that no matter how much they curtail drinking related crimes and incidents, a serial killer or killers will find a way to achieve their goal.
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Latitude: 52.1005 / 52°6'1"N
Longitude: -2.4176 / 2°25'3"W
OS Eastings: 371494
OS Northings: 244767
OS Grid: SO714447
Mapcode National: GBR FZ.9WF5
Mapcode Global: VH933.1GSL
Entry Name: The Woodings
Listing Date: 26 March 1986
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1156933
English Heritage Legacy ID: 153062
Location: Bosbury, County of Herefordshire, HR8
County: County of Herefordshire
Civil Parish: Bosbury
Traditional County: Herefordshire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Herefordshire
Church of England Parish: Bosbury
Church of England Diocese: Hereford
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House. C17 or C18, altered and extended C20. Timber-framed with rendered
infill, sandstone plinth and stacks, brick shaft, tiled roof. Three framed
bays aligned north-east/south-west facing north-west with rear C20 extension,
present entrance in extension, south-west gable end stack. North-west front,
two storeys, two 2-light casement windows. Framing fairly complete, four
panels from sill to wall-plate with braces to wall-plate and further diagonal
braces from sill to main post, weathering on gable.
Listing NGR: SO7149444767
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I thought maybe it was time for an update. As of last Monday I have lost 22lbs since January of this year. I've gone down two sizes. It's pretty noticable, even to me! I feel much better too.
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Another week, another really awesome Tuesday release day. I'm a little late posting this blog, but better late than never, eh? Here's the new releases for this week that I am most excited about:
The Avett Brothers I And Love And You
I'll be honest here, I'd never listened to The Avett Brothers before this album (before this week, even). I've been hearing about these guys the entire summer- my friends freaking out over seeing them at Sasquatch, co-workers buzzing about how awesome they are and customers coming in and requesting a lot of their music. Well, after listening to this album, I finally understand all the talk around them. This album is folk rock at it's best. The opening track sucked me in with it's beautiful chorus and touching lyrics. I've listened to this album numerous times over the past few days and am slowly falling in love with their songwriting. Give in to the hype surrounding The Avett Brothers...you won't regret it.
Langhorne Slim Be Set Free
I love me some Langhorne Slim. He's an amazing songwriter and a fantastic performer (he's playing Urban Lounge on October 30th...hint, hint). He's the sort of musician you can't help but love. His last album has been on repeat in my apartment for the past few weeks (as I have just introduced my roommate to him) and I can't wait to get the new album and listen to it non-stop...it'll be a refreshing change.
Karen O and The Kids Where The Wild Things Are (soundtrack)
Another new release that I haven't had the chance to listen to yet, but am not going to bother listening to before purchasing. Karen O and all her music buddies, including Deerhunter's Bradford Cox, The Bird and The Bee's Greg Kurstin, a couple members of the Raconteurs and fellow Yeah Yeah Yeahs, collaborate on this sure to be AMAZING soundtrack for a sure to be AMAZING film.
The Almighty Defenders The Almighty Defenders
It's simple, really: Black Lips + King Khan & BBQ + Gospel Music = Another One Of Vanessa's Dreams Come True. This is a vinyl only release, but it does come with a digital download code! If you want a listen, come on down and I'll play it for you at the store!
I found this video of The Almighty Defenders' first live show...one can only hope they will make SLC a tour stop...
Other great new releases...
Hope Sandoval and the Warm Inventions - Through The Devil Softly CD
Cymbals Eat Guitars - Why Are There Mountains CD/LP
Anti-Pop Consortium - Fluorescent Black CD/2xLP
Brian Jonestown Massacre - Love CDEP/12"
Dawes - North Hills CD/LP
Alice In Chains - Black Gives Way To Blue CD/LP
Emmitt-Nershi Band - New Country Blues CD
Shaky Hands - Let It Die CD/LP
Sep 30, 2009
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- Kelli said...
I saw and fell in love with The Avett Brothers at Coachella a few years ago, and was lucky to find one album at Slowtrain that I don't think they knew they had. It's a long road of addiction (especially if you see them live) but SOOO worth it. Yay. I'm glad people are catching on.
- October 1, 2009 at 8:41 AM
- Vanessa said...
Totally...I think I'm going to start exploring their back catalog...
- October 1, 2009 at 11:06 AM
- Kelli said...
I must say my personal favorite is Four Thieves Gone. But, I love them all.
- October 1, 2009 at 4:47 PM


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We've had our first major snowstorm of the year and we weren't even finished raking our leaves. While we don't fuss and pick up every single leaf like some people do, we like to get them off our walks, as leaves can be slippery, especially when wet. We are told that this fall was one … Continue reading Ready for Winter?
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We recently read an AP report noting that New England will experience a truly glorious autumn regarding foliage peeping-the best in a couple of years. That's good news, for as the flowering plants in our garden wind down, trees decked out in colorful leaves will take up the slack. That's not to say there's no … Continue reading Autumn Musings


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bluecuddly's treasury was quite popular! Thanks for showcasing the NCTriangle team!
Saturday, October 4, 2008
Team Treasury: Primary Colors
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I have a treasury on page 14 of the NC Triangle team, but don't know how to post it on the blog. Will Erin do this for me? It's called NC Triangle Rocks!!!ReplyDelete
Got it! It'll be on the blog when I get a chance to do more postings. I try to save a screen shot of all them that I find full of items from the team :)ReplyDelete
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Serves 4
•1 onion, diced
•3 cloves of garlic
•3 cm ginger
•1-2 green chilli, de-seeded and split down the centre
•1 tbsp vegetable oil
•2 tomatoes, skinned, de-seeded and finely chopped
•1 tsp ground cumin
•1 tsp ground coriander
•1½ tsp ground turmeric
•3 cardamom pods
•8 curry leaves
•300g red lentils
•400g coconut milk
•400ml vegetable stock
•Salt and pepper
•2 handfuls of spinach
1.Heat the oil in a large pan over a medium heat. Fry the onion until translucent
1.Heat the oil in a large pan over a medium heat. Fry the onion until translucent
2.Use a food processor to blend the garlic and ginger into a paste
3.Add the ginger and garlic paste along with the green chilli to the pan and fry for 2-3 minutes
4.Add the tomatoes and spices to the pan and heat until fragrant
5.Add the lentils, coconut milk and stock and bring to the boil. Reduce the heat and simmer for about 20 minutes
6.Season to taste with salt and pepper. When ready to serve stir in the spinach until it is slightly wilted
7.Serve with roti and rice.


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As in the paper recently, the goverment raise the issue of Singaporean abuse of child prositution oversea, I would like to put up an awareness photo exhibition on child prositution in Cambodia. I will be on a mission trip to work with these kids who have been rescured in June. But i have no experience in what is needed to pull this off. How do i get sponsers? How do i get the venue? What do i need to prepare beside the photos i will be bringing back? Can any experience CSers give my some guide?


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It is important that the deficit is first framed correctly and to get past all of the politics of it. What it boils down to is that this is an issue that primarily relates to revenue, rather than expenditures. Yes, one could argue that if we reduced our expenditures to a more "reasonable" level (whatever that means), we could make current revenues adequate. However, in terms of actually determining how we got from moderate, though still large deficits, to extraordinarily huge ones, we need to look at the revenue side of the ledger. What we find here is that, despite these assertions by some that taxes are far too high, taxes as a percentage of GDP are the lowest the have been in recent memory.
What we have seen since the recession began is a large one time spike in expenditures due to higher automatic stabilizers (unemployment benefits, food stamps, Medicaid, etc) and of course the bailouts, which were necessary to prevent a complete meltdown. Unfortunately, the aspect of this that isn't one-time is the large addition of debt, which will increase debt service payments dramatically. Most of the other increased expenditures enacted over the past few years are nothing out of the ordinary and don't amount to a dramatic increase in permanent spending much beyond what would have occurred otherwise.
The combination of the 2001 and 2003 tax cuts along with the cut punch of this recession has driven tax revenues as a percentage of GDP to right around 15%. With an economic recovery and the reversal of the Bush tax cuts, the CBO projects that revenues would return to over 20% of GDP by fiscal year 2014. Of course, the difficulty is that there is not a chance we will be able to reverse all of the tax cuts, even though we really should do so. As a consequence, instead of a 3.0% of GDP deficit by the middle of the decade, we are probably looking at more along the lines of 4-4.5% of GDP, depending on how much of the tax cuts we retain.
We do need to recognize that we need more than just tax increases on upper income earners in order to solve the revenue side of the equation. There needs to be a broad based tax increase, possibly led by what the deficit commission has laid out with the elimination of a variety of tax expenditures including the mortgage interest deduction. I am particularly in favor of that since I've believed for years that the mortgage interest deduction is one of the many things that drastically distorts the housing market. I would be in favor of keeping it in a compromise, but with a low maximum deduction. The tax code, generally, needs to be simplified so that the rates are more meaningful both to taxpayers and to policymakers, but this needs to be done in a decidedly revenue additive way.
Additionally, while a progressive tax code is desirable, we do need to increase taxes in a broad way since relying on only the highest tier of income produces a great deal of revenue volatility as bonus and interest income that is subject to the highest marginal tax rate is immensely variable in economic booms and recessions. One way of achieving a broad based tax increase that would be gradual would be to suspend indexing of the brackets for several years while also raising rates on the top three brackets. In an ideal world, income between $100,000 and $200,000 would be taxed at 35%, between $200,000 and $350,000 at 40% and $350,000 and above at 45%. There should be no offsetting tax cuts whatsoever. The only shift I think would be desirable would be the elimination of the corporate income tax and a commensurate shift of burden onto personal income taxes. Of course, good luck getting that done politically.
Though I've generally been in favor of preferential tax rates for investment income, when you look at the national income accounts, it is clear that we can't just wall off dividend income from paying its fair share of taxes. We're talking around $800 billion to $1 trillion a year in dividend income and, additionally, several hundred billion a year in capital gains realizations. Further, due to various tax schemes that we can get into another time, a lot of income gets sheltered into the more favorable investment tax rates (see carried interest). In more flush times, I might be in favor of maintaining the preferential treatment of investment income, but as it stands now this is a sacrifice that might have to be made. A consequence would be a contraction in valuations since expected after-tax earnings on investments would be reduced.
I haven't done all of the math, but instead of what the deficit commission has suggested with taxes as a percentage of GDP never topping 21%, we should approach it with a mind to increase taxes as a % of GDP to 23% or even 24%. It's an inevitable payback for having taxes far too low in relation to spending for too long. It's not that spending has been out of control, but rather that we haven't been paying for our existing commitments. As a consequence, the deficits accumulated have rolled up into a large future debt service burden that will crowd out other necessary areas of federal spending that are realistically too painful to cut back on.
On the expenditure side, in the short run defense spending has to bear the brunt of the reductions. Outside of one-time economic stimulus spending, non-defense discretionary spending has not increased a great deal in a fairly long time. That's not to say that it shouldn't be reduced, but that quite frankly there isn't enough there to cut. In defense spending, there is a good deal of froth that doesn't do us very much good. I know some have tried to argue that defense spending is more stimulative than other forms of government spending, but that is utterly preposterous. If someone can tell me how this:
I'm all in favor of a non-defense discretionary spending freeze starting in FY13 and possibly even reducing spending then by 5%. In truth, most of the effects here are marginal at best, but there is some effect there to be sure. I'm not willing to cut NIH and some of the other major chunks of the non-defense discretionary budget that are vital to long term research and development in this country, which is where we need to be focusing investment. This economy will only continue to be competitive with massive investments in human and physical capital and those have to be well targeted. Spending cuts must be prioritized based on economic impact. Those with less economic disruption must bear more of the burden than those that have high returns in the sectors that are our growth engines in science and technology.
As far as the timing of all of this, it is not vital nor prudent that any of this be done right away. It is not vital because the deficit will narrow considerably as some of the one-time revenue hits and spending hikes wear off. It is not prudent because a sudden and drastic fiscal contraction of 3-4% of GDP would invariably cause a recession and once again depress tax revenues into the 15-16% of GDP region. In the next fiscal year we face a steep contraction in state and local government budgets that, combined with severe federal budget reductions, could drastically damage domestic consumption. We need to get over the hump and be well on the way to sustained economic growth before taking on a sharp fiscal contraction. If we repeat the mistakes of 1937-38, we will regret it. In general, I would prefer to wait at least one year before bringing on the pain. Some of the defense cuts can be done sooner than that since their effect on the macro economy is likely to be quite muted. The mix of the fiscal contraction should be initially weighted toward high income tax increases and defense spending cuts since those have the smallest short term contractionary effects on the economy.
While Social Security and Medicare changes are not that important in the short run to righting the deficit, in the long term the deficit will become truly massive nearly entirely on account of Medicare. Social Security is easy to fix where you eliminate the cap on taxable earnings and also go to lower inflation factors for benefits. This would actually throw off a lot of excess cash that would inevitably go to the general fund. What's better is that neither change would undermine the basic functions of the program. These changes can be implemented years from now and we will still avoid disaster.
Medicare is tricky as the policy levers available are either brutally simple (strictly capping benefits, raising eligibility age, etc) or nearly impossible to assess (increasing competition in the health care industry, capping medical malpractice awards, better enforcement actions). I generally subscribe to the view that at some point health care inflation will slow down considerably, which is not baked into most of the long term budget forecasts. Regardless, CBO has modeled what happens under such slowdowns and you still come nowhere near closing the gap. I have to admit I don't have good answers here beyond draconian ones. I am willing to wager that health care inflation won't always be such a high multiple of inflation in general solely because at the rates the "experts" are speaking of it would crowd out the rest of the economy. At some point before then, employers would scream and drop coverage if costs didn't come down and state and local governments might do the same. Even so, the aging of the population, which is a somewhat (though not entirely) separate issue from high rates of health care inflation, will drive up expenditures significantly as is. This simply cannot be bridged with tax increases because the sorts of tax increases we would need would be utterly ruinous. Unless a strong regimen of cost control is implemented in one form or another, this will destroy us. To repeat, I don't have good answers here.
Now, let me briefly address those who think that you can cut taxes and the deficit at the same time. This is baloney. The reason why tax cuts generally are followed with higher nominal dollars of revenue is that the tax cuts that have been implemented are smaller than the underlying growth in revenue. There is basic simple math that makes it nearly impossible for tax cuts to pay for themselves. If you are at 20% of GDP in taxes and you implement 1% of GDP in tax cuts, GDP has to grow 5% above where it would have in absence of the tax cuts in order to make up the gap you have created in revenue. That's a multiplier of 5x. I've never seen a single study that suggests anything like that is even remotely possible and most suggest multipliers of less than 1x. It's a little more complicated than that because the distribution of income might change more heavily toward upper income groups with lower rates as upper income earners might be comparatively more incentivized to work, pushing more income into higher marginal rates. Even so, the numbers are
Those are my thoughts for now. I regret not having more specific dollar amounts available since I didn't have the time necessary to model all of this even in a rough fashion. Luckily there is a New York Times tool that has some estimates for various proposals: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2010/11/13/weekinreview/deficits-graphic.html


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Why do I always get a near gale in Weymouth!?
Looking at the weather forecast for the weekend, the plan to sail across the channel wasn't going to happen. With a force 7 forecast sailing to Cherbourg with a new crew that had never done offshore sailing was not the best idea. So as a replacement for a channel crossing we went to Weymouth instead. There was no set syllabus for the weekend , just to get some miles and more experience. Both we achieved. A great sail West but coming back was when it got a little blowy. We had decided to round the south of the Isle of Wight. It would be a very fast passage with 30-35 knots behind us and an east going tide. Had we not left an hour late, we woud have made our tidal gate, even though we were screaming along at 10 knots over ground, we missed the turn of the tide around St Catherines point, the southern tip of the Isle of Wight by about 20 minutes. This meant we would not be in by breakfast time and instead we were crawling along with a speed over ground of about 2 – 3 knots and wouldn't be in until lunch unfortunately.
So, south of the Isle of Wight with a force 7 behind us and the tide against us, the sea built up to an impressive little chop that made surfing fun but helming a pig for the new crew who had somewhat been taken by seasickness. The only thing to do was to steer for 5 hours until the sea state calmed down. I had blisters on my hands by the time we were approaching the nab tower. Stupid really but I don't like wearing gloves, that might change now.
All in all it was a successful weekend, the crew got their experience that they wanted, along with some passage planning and great sailing and I learnt a few lessons. First, to leave on time. Secondly, why go around the south of the IOW when you can quite as easily go in the needles.
Every thing I do on any boat, whether its Ariande or a school boat that I'm working on I translate back to the Golden Globe.
One of the biggest issues with the GGR is self steering. If it is unusable that is. So, helming for 5 hours this weekend was enough, I knew we would be in the shelter of the Island soon so it was easy to keep steering but what about when I am out in seas a lot worse, on my own and my steering has failed. There is no way I will be able to keep up helming in conditions much much worse. Maybe if I become superwoman with insane strength I might have a pretty good chance, but thats sadly not the reality.
Something I have been thinking about for a long time, is which self steering vane do I use. I currently have a Monitor, which are great bits of kit but will it stand up to the southern Ocean. I have been looking at getting a hydrovane, which I have never used myself but have heard great things about and anyone I have met that has sailed across an ocean with it, swears by them. My quick temporary solution for steering failure on the race is to set the boat to sail on her own, she will always be close to that point anyway. Trouble is, Ariadne is a sloop, not a ketch with two masts, they are much easier to set up to sail on their own, so with Ariadne not being the perfect self sailor I need the best steering vane possible, and the best back up. Is it silly to take two vanes with me? It wouldn't even be possible to mount it in any sea way. I mounted the monitor after I took it off to service by myself and that was enough of a pain even in the yard, so near impossible with a breaking sea over her. The other problem is weight, they are not light pieces of kit to carry and Ariadne must be fast, its a race afterall. Or I simply take so many spares for the best vane, whichever that turns out to be, enough so I can practically rebuild the thing if it came to that. Oh, the decisions…
I guess the answer will come after this winter when I have done my Atlantic loop and properly tested out the monitor on Ariadne and see if it will stand up to the Southern Ocean.


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On the way south on Friday, I had to take the detour on Rt. 5 because the bridge was out. And I had to wait for a train to go by. Two rounds of Harry Potter accomplished while waiting for the pair-o-trains (it's a double track).
I made it to Bloomin Yarns 20 minutes before close. One of these days, the owner is going to see me walking in just before close on a Friday and tell me to get the hell out. Until that happens, though, I got enough O-Wool Balance for a sweater at 20% off, and got an "extra" sock knitting mini-bag. Yes, I have a problem.
Saturday's adventure was a new deck christening party for a co-worker of the Hubster. In true Pittsburgh fashion, we got a little tangled on the directions because the first turn off of 88 didn't have a sign.
It was OK, though. We recovered nicely, and as we trucked along into some serious boonies, all of a sudden, I was thinking hey, this looks REALLY familiar.
Then I saw this
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You see, that first really crappy building was a tack shop. And Bonnie Dell is the barn where I started riding. And where I leased my first horse. It was a hike from there back to the destination we were headed for, but it was a neat little trip down memory lane.
Saturday night, I finished my Jaywalkers. HOORAY!!!
And that's about it from here. Today has been more quilting sweatshop stuff on the Positively
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With the delicious smell of melted cheese and ham wafting through the air, I woke up, all smiles, on my second day in Greece.
After gulping down chocolate milkshakes and munching on crunchy sandwiches, we decided on heading out to the beach. Mary being the delightful host that she was, had it all planned out. Sun screen and water bottles packed into our bags, we had soon hit the road.
The beach Mary was leading us to was called Mikri Poli, rather it was a resort with a very picturesque beach.
From the minute we landed, Dipa and I were a tad bit too excited, having stumbled across an Ictotherapy Spa. For all of you who don't know what it is, Ictotherapy is a kind of spa treatment where you dip your feet in water and tiny fish come rushing towards you and nibble at your soles, eating away at all the dead skin, making your toes and feet extremely soft to the touch. Since it did not open till mid evening, we decided on heading to the beach and having a lovely dip in the sea.
Our way down to the sea was tiring but so beautiful.
Dipa and Mary decided to try out the very fancily designed swimming pools, so it was upto Sarah, Tony and me to find beach beds, a task that didn't take up too much of our time. Soon enough, we were swimming and splashing around in the sea. Having brought wooden paddles and tennis balls with us, we tried our hand at the Greek version of tennis and were not so bad by the time we stopped after being terrible at it for at least an hour.
Hey, practice makes perfect. There's a reason why we say it.
We were joined by Mary and Dipa, who had lazed around in the pool and had had their own fun while we frolicked in the sea. Dipa and I then headed to the spa to get our feet nibbled at by fish and boy was it an experience.
The sensation of these fish going at it at your feet is a weird mix. You feel ticklish but relaxed all at the same time. After about twenty minutes of feeding these fish my dead skin, I was allowed to take my feet out of the water and have them massaged and cleaned up. By the end of it, I kept hugging my feet, THEY WERE SO INCREDIBLY SOFT !
Having planned our spa treatment perfectly, we met the rest of the gang outside the resort and headed to the village called Makris Gialos where we would dine on divine Greek cuisine. The setting of this village was extremely beautiful and calming and the gentle sound of the waves crashing on the rocks made for the perfect tune while we chatted and licked away at our plates.
I have no recollection as to what everyone else ordered at the sea side cafe, but I can still taste the silky smooth Cheese Cream Chicken with fries, said and rice that I had decided on savouring.
Before we headed back home, we decided on capturing a picture of Manos Stephanapolis, the name we had given to our car and its two fantastic drivers, since Sarah was leaving the next day.
Once back home, we showered and dressed up and hit the city. We dined on food and raki at a restaurant called Meraki and then spent the rest of the night, walking around Ierapetra.
We walked past and around the fort guarding Ierapetra and then spent countless minutes staring at the clear sky, wishing to come across a shooting star.
We ended the night by sitting on the beach, munching on amazing gelato and sharing stories of places we wished to travel to and what we would call 'our happy place.'
Keep your eyes peeled Mavericks, another post about my travels in Greece will be up before you know it !
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Albany, NY -- (SBWIRE) -- 07/07/2015 -- Malt ingredients are primarily those materials which are used for brewing alcoholic beverages such as whisky and beer. Furthermore, malt ingredients are also used for producing malt vinegar, malt shakes and flavored beverages such as Milo, Horlicks and Ovaltine. Moreover, malt ingredients are used in various baked products also such as malt loaf, bagels. Malted barley is an essential ingredient in blended flours primarily used for producing yeast breads alongside other baked products. Malt ingredients market by type, has been segmented into speciality malt and base malt. Furthermore, the market is segmented by raw material into acidulated/sauer malt, wheat malt, aromatic malt, wheat malt and biscuit malt among others. Moreover, the malt ingredients also find application in alcoholic beverages, food and non alcoholic beverages, pharmaceutical industry and pet food and others.
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So I'm not afraid to admit that a few months back I was straight up exhausted, and checked out from life.
Dealing with another break up, school not being motivating enough for me, people just not being who I know them to be, it all got really frustrating. So I took a break.
I took a break from putting all my energy into the people who weren't willing to put it into me, I took a break from trying to impress men, I took a break from school work (which probably wasn't the best idea, but I was just so over the b.s. they were making us work through.). It's not that the work was too hard, I was just drained.
Dealing with a bullying situation at my internship took a toll on me more than I expected, because I felt like a failure when the kiddos I was seeing were in my social skills group, learning ways to improve themselves in the end still bullied one of my other clients bad enough to where he didn't want to return to school.
I had failed him, he didn't feel safe, and the boys that bullied him weren't willing to take responsibility. This infuriated me, to the point where I was happy to not work with them again. They would ask me "when are we getting another boys group going?" and I responded with "I'll let you know when I can set one up, if it's not too late", where I really wanted to yell at them "you don't deserve to be in another group after what you did because you clearly didn't learn anything I was trying to teach you". I was able to talk to them about their actions, and one boy ended up feeling remorseful, whereas the other tried to put the blame on the client that he had bullied.
So yeah, I felt like I had failed, my one group had to be dismantled because of this, and I wasn't able to find a better situation for them. I worked with two of the boys for the rest of the year, but in the end, I wasn't happy with the result.
My solution to this was to show up, and find other things to focus on at my internship, I was doing well with a few other clients, and this did help even out my emotional state, but not as much as I had thought.
When I get into this state I stop to care, and I do what I want; I don't take great care of myself and I make careless choices at times like going out on a night I know I have to be up really early the next day, and feeling exhausted when I get there.
So how did I fix this state I was in? Well let me tell you. I went back to something I knew best: working with horses.
I had met a trainer at a convention in February, and I realized I finally was done not being around horses as much as I was used to. So I gave them a call, and I was offered to go up to their facility and meet the clients and a job to work the next horse show. I was hesitant because I didn't know any of the clients, but it all fell into place, and I'm still helping out once or twice a week, and at a horse show next week.
You can read almost anywhere the benefits of working around horses, or animals in general. For me, I grew up from the age of 3 around them. It's like second nature to me, I could probably ride a horses easier than I could tie someones shoe lace, that's how easy it is for me.
I found that I was becoming much happier, more structured, because you have time limits and a certain task you're trying to accomplish with the horse, you start utilizing this mind-set in everyday life again. I was relaxed again, I started caring about school work because I wanted to end the year strong and make sure I had enough time to help at the barn on my days off.
I've been horse sitting, yes it's exactly like dog sitting, where you feed and take care of them. It's been good for me because I have to be up early to feed them around 7 am and back to feed dinner around 5, as well as the daily maintenance they require.
So if there is anything I learned from this, it was to make sure you don't forget who you are, and what you're best at. I remember how much enjoyment riding horses brought to me growing up, and how much damage I can have emotionally from being cut off or limiting myself more than I need to. If you're struggling, find that one thing that grounds you and brings you back to the reason you were doing it in the first place. For The Pure Joy It Brings You.


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There are signs of a Russian troop movement in the republic of Georgia, where a Russian attack sparked international protest. In the village of Igoleti, about 20 miles from the capital of Tbilisi, Russian soldiers suddenly packed up their gear and moved out with their tanks, and Georgian forces are moving in.
Russia has promised that the troop pullback would be completed today. Meanwhile, the U.S. is promising to maintain the flow of humanitarian assistance to Georgia.
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