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First Person: Work Tough to Come by for this Aging VeteranAlthough not exactly "old", this 43-year old veteran has been unable to find new employment despite a job search spanning six years and over 200 applications, what does the future hold?
Thursday Night ComedyA look at some of the television shows from this past week.
Norman Schwarzkopf Was My GeneralThe passing of the leader of coalition forces in the Persian Gulf War reminded me of why General Schwarzkopf was my general.
Todd Akin's Lack of Compassion, UnderstandingU.S. Rep. Todd Akin's comments about legitimate rape may cost him the election.
Asylum of the Daleks ReviewThe new season of Doctor Who returns with an new episode that features every Dalek ever created.
"Doctor Who" Comes to America"The Impossible Astronaut," the latest episode of the almost 50 year old science fiction program "Doctor Who," aired on April 23, 2011 on both BBC1 in the UK and BBCA (BBC America) in the United States, a first for the franchise.
Two Pints MoreAfter a hiatus of over a year and a half, the popular British comedy series, Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps, is set to return for a ninth series, although losing half of the remaining original cast and with new characters to the mix.
Local Boy Scout Leaders RecognizedOnce again, the Ozark Trailblazers District of the Greater St. Louis Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America honored their Adult Leaders.
Darth Maul's BrotherA look at the newest character of Star Wars: The Clone Wars shows changes in continuity that upsets some fans.
The Admiral and the ScoutThe story of one dedicated adult's eighty year service to the Boy Scouts of America.
Changes to the ZodiacA discussion with the astronomer whose comments prompted Internet buzz over changes to the zodiac shows the news isn't new at all.
The Return of the VisitorsA look at the newest season of ABC's V about alien visitors on our planet and the fight to save humanity.
A Doctor Who Christmas CarolA review of the 2010 British science fiction show Christmas episode with Matt Smith and Michael Gambon.
Where Have All the Good Programs Gone?Fox Television's The Good Guys only gets one season, but what a season.
Christmas in MissouriA look at the Christmas holiday of one family from Missouri.
Christmas on MarsAn orphaned funeral home assistant plans to rob a home at Christmas to bankroll a change in scenery.
Superboy Returns to ComicsThe latest version of Superboy headlines his own monthly title again.
The HomeA man struggles to find meaning.
A Little Camp Site HistoryA look at the origins of some of the individual camp sites at S Bar F Scout Ranch in Southeastern Missouri.
Return to Camp IrondaleBoy Scouts return to Camp at site of Historic Boy Scout Camp in Missouri.
The Doctor is InMatt Smith debuts as Doctor Who with a new companion, a new TARDIS, and new adventures.
Scrubs No MoreAccording to his Facebook account, former Scrubs star Zach Braff announced that the show, which recently completed its ninth season, is no more.
The New Monday Night WarsThe top two wrestling companies, TNA and WWE, square off in a new ratings war for Monday Night viewers.
Doctor Who's New SeasonA preview of the new season of the British hit science fiction program, Doctor Who.
Doctor Who and the Final EpisodeA look at the final episodes of David Tennant's run on Doctor Who. Does have some spoilers.
Doctor Who and the End of TimeThe final adventure for current Doctor Who actor, David Tennant, is filled with surprises and returns of some of the most beloved characters of the series revival.
Brawl of America: WFTDA North Central Regional TournamentThe Legendary Roy Wilkins Auditorium in St. Paul will host the WFTDA North Central Regional Tournament where teams compete for a chance to advance to the National Tournament in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, November 13th thru November 15th.
ABC's New Fall Comedy Line-UpWith shows like The Middle, Modern Family and Cougar Town, ABC is sure to win in the ratings for Wednesday nights.
Cub Scout Adventure Camp in Park Hills, MissouriThe Greater St. Louis (Missouri) Boy Scouts of America Council and the Ozark Trailblazers District held their annual Cub Scouts Adventure Camp this year July 6th through 10th.
Supernatural 4th Season Finale ReviewFollowers of the tales of the demon hunting Winchester brothers, the fourth season finale of the show left everyone wondering how they can battle Lucifer himself.
Confessions of a Super DadA look at being a good father and taking pride in loving your family, while still retaining your manhood, and how to leave a legacy for your children, and the future.
Bathroom Remodelers in Park HillsBathroom remodeling can be a huge project. Water, electricity, and other factors come into play. Choosing the right company is important when choosing who will help your project come to life.
Doctor Who 8th Doctor AdventuresThe third season of the audio dramas from Big Finish Productions to feature the 8th incarnation of Doctor Who began in March 2009 with the first of eight installments, titled Orbis.
Ashes to Ashes Season 2 FinaleFor those who have not seen the BBC television program Ashes to Ashes, it's still not too late to get on the bandwagon for this fun, time travel/police procedural program, that just ended its second season.
Red Robin ArrivesOver the years there have been several new members of the Batman family; two Batwomen, three Batgirls, a Bat-hound, a BatMite, a ManBat, and five Robins, now there is Red Robin.
Confessions of a Cub MasterMost people think of Pinewood Derbies, Camping Trips, Nature Hikes, and Tying Knots when they think of Cub Scouts, but the truth is that the program is so much more. You will learn that there is many different aspects of the Cub Scout program.
Doctor Who and the Ten DoctorsDoctor Who-The Ten Doctors combines all current incarnations of Doctor Who along with most of the companions and many of the most iconic villains of the series.
The Final Prison BreakWhen the Fox Network television show Prison Break ended its four-year run in May of 2009, most viewers thought that was the end. All that changed with Prison Break: The Final Break, which was not broadcast in the United States.
After D-Day, Family Worried about Son Still Fighting in the PacificOn the anniversary of D-Day, I call for all Americans to remember the sacrifices of the soldiers and sailors that day. But I also ask that we acknowledge the sacrifices of those who still fought the good fight on the other side of the globe.
The Best Engagement Photographers in TownThere are several times in life that a professional photograph is needed to capture the moment: graduation, engagement, and wedding.
Smallville 8th Season Finale ReviewDoes Clark Kent defeat Doomsday? Does he embrace his destiny? Does Chloe Sullivan die? Or is it yet another season finale disaster?
Prison Break Series Finale ReviewThe series finale of Prison Break tries to tie up all the loose ends and bring some peace for the characters we've watched for four years.
Maramec Spring Park in MissouriTravel back in time with a drive through western Missouri and into the Maramec Spring Park outside St. James, Missouri.
The Unusuals: My New Favorite Cop ShowHere is a look at the new ABC cop dramedy, The Unusuals, with Adam Goldberg and Amber Tamblyn that airs on Wednesday nights.
Top 5 Sites to Buy Hurricane LanternsFinding the most economically sound place to purchase a hurricane lantern can be difficult. Most of the hurricane lanterns are the same; however the cost is very different depending on where you purchase them.
Star Trek Exceeds ExpectationsRaking in over $100 million dollars at the box office over its opening weekend, J. J. Abrams' new movie Star Trek has proven to be just the thing for the forty-three year old franchise.
Green Arrow Spin-Off: Could Justin Hartley Carry His Own Show?The CW Network series Smallville has enjoyed huge success since its debut eight years ago and no time is better, as it approaches its season finale, to begin thinking about a spin-off.
Park Hills, Missouri, Flood Clean-Up ContinuesResidents of the Park Hills, Missouri neighborhood of Old Elvins continued to clean-up from the May 2009 flooding that left many evacuated from their homes.
Smallville's 8th Season Finale PreviewA look ahead to the end of the current season of the CW network's Smallville.
Dom DeLuise Dies: Another Hollywood Great GoneThoughts about the life of Dom DeLuise.
Great Outdoors ProjectsThree snacks that are easy to make along with two projects that can be done outdoors along with a camping trip, picnic, hike, or fishing trip.
Lost Season 5 Finale SpoilersA look at some of the spoilers flying around the Internet about the Lost fifth season finale, which airs May 13th, 2009 on the ABC network.
How Many Planets Are There? School Day's Question Has Changing AnswersA look at the changing definition of planets, dwarf planets, plutoids, and others which have expanded our Solar System, despite the changed status of Pluto.
Great Camping Snacks: Homemade Granola & Ice Cream Make a Great TripRecipes: how to make two types of homemade granola and two different versions of homemade ice cream that can be made fireside.
Flat River FloodsA look at the conditions that caused Flat River, in the town of Park Hills, Missouri, to break over it's banks and flood several neighborhoods in town.
Fire Safety for Great Outdoors MonthHow to build a campfire, the necessary tools and materials, along with how to properly care for a fire and things to think about when it comes to fire safety.
Hugh Jackman Does it Again: New X-Men Movie Well Worth ItA look at the newest movie in the comic book franchise with Marvel Comics character Logan/Wolverine played by Hugh Jackman, with Ryan Reynolds.
Swine FluA look at the current outbreak of influenza; its origins and how to keep your family safe.
The First Hundred Days: Does it Mean Anything?A look at the history of the use of the term "First 100 Days", examining some of the First 100 Days of former Presidents.
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Maramec Spring Park MissouriA look at some of the history of Maramec Spring Park.
Star Trek Returns: Can the New Movie Revitalize the Franchise?A look back at the history of the franchise on television and film.
Corner Gas Ends Six Year RunA look at the end of the Canadian comedy show Corner Gas.
David Easter Elected Mayor of Park HillsThis article takes a look at the results of the 2009 City Election for Mayor and City Council Seats.
Red Dwarf ReturnsA brief look at the history of the British television program Red Dwarf and the journey to the new Red Dwarf mini-series that broadcast over Easter weekend 2009.
Doctor Who and the Planet of the DeadA look at the first of four television episodes of the British science fiction show Doctor Who that will mark the tenure of lead actor David Tennant.
Life on Mars RevisitedA look back at the best and worst of the American version of Life on Mars with thoughts on both versions; why certain elements worked and why other things didn't.
The Doctor Who Christmas SpecialA review of the 2009 Doctor Who Christmas Special with a full episode recap.
Doctor Who: the ForgottenThis article looks at the first three issues of the IDW comic series in which Doctor Who looks back on all 9 of his previous incarnations.
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The BBC Announces New Doctor Who DVD ReleasesA look at the upcoming DVD releases from the BBC to feature Doctor Who through several incarnations; including Tom Baker, Peter Davison, William Hartnell and Sylvester McCoy.
Doctor Who Vs. DavrosA look at the two-part story that makes up the fourth season finale of the hit BBC sci-fi show Doctor Who.
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Davros ReturnsA look at the history of Davros and Doctor Who. A look at some of the main points of the twelfth episode of Doctor Who.
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I heard a recording of Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture for the first time in the mid-1980s, when I had just started buying classical music albums and a company called Telarc Records was pioneering digital recordings. Of course these weren't digital in the mp3-sense of today, but a pre-cursor to digital as we now know it – released released not even on CD but on those round vinyl platters (!!) you never see any more. I had a large collection once upon a time; but sold them years ago as CDs hit the market. I wish I still had them, if only for the sake of novelty and nostalgia.
I still remember that the original album cover had a red sticker across the front, warning purchasers that at high volumes, the canons used in the Overture finale might damage a stereo system. Of course I didn't believe that but it turned out to be true; I remember replacing the stylus twice and blowing one speaker before I learned my lesson and kept the volume down.
These days, I have sort of a love-hate relationship with Tchaikovsky's music, probably from the over-exposure certain melodies have gotten in American culture. Our tendency to extract sound-bites from orchestral music and grind the same ones repeatedly into movie soundtracks, commercials, and elevator music is an unfortunate one, because the sound-bites become what many people think of as "classical music." A piece of music like the 1812 Overture – despite the fireworks cliché it has become – has a lot more subtle beauty and melody than you might have ever been exposed to.
With that in mind, here's Part One of the full 1812 Overture from YouTube, performed – according to the poster's notes – in Leningrad by The Leningrad Philharmonic and Leningrad Military Orchestras during a celebration of Tchaikovsky's 150th birthday. For fun, try following the opening melodies and their variations (from the beginning to about the three-minute mark) through the entire piece. If you do that, you'll have learned one of the best ways to develop an appreciation for classical music. Finding the recurring melodies and their variations is a technique you can use when listening to even the longest and most complex symphonies.
Here's Part Two, the part most often associated with Fourth of July fireworks in America. The first use of canons outside the concert hall occurs at about 2:50. At the five-minute mark begins the canon finale … and – you guessed it! – some fireworks.
Happy Independence Day!

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Bangalore: Five days after he was allegedly attacked, a Karnataka Administrative Officer, said to be a whistle-blower in some controversial land allotments by societies, died at a private hospital on Sunday.
SP Mahantesh, whose condition turned critical on Saturday, died following a cardiac arrest, hospital sources said.
"Mahantesh heart stopped at 5.30 am. We tried our best to revive him, but failed", a doctor, who refused to be named, said.
48-year-old Mahantesh, who suffered head injuries in the alleged attack by unidentified persons on May 15, had been on life support system since the last two days.
He was found unconscious near a hotel in Bangalore while returning home in his car and shifted to the hospital after passerby noticed him and informed his family.
The KAS officer, known for his integrity, was working as Deputy Director of the Audit wing in the state's Cooperative department and had reported irregularities in different societies involving some officials and political figures.
Police have formed a special team to track down the culprits, but are so far clueless.
This is the second death of an official of the state government after an Assistant Conservator of Forest, Madan Naik, who was assaulted by a group of tourists at Dandeli in Uttara Kannada district on May 6.
Naik was attacked when he objected to the tourists feeding crocodiles at a private resort.
The government has ordered CID probe into Naik's death and the police have arrested six persons in this connection.
(With additional inputs from PTI)
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(HOUSTON, TX) -- Ricks Cabaret International, Inc. (NASDAQ: Rick), operator of upscale gentlemens clubs, has received notification that the Nasdaq stock market has upgraded its listing to the NASDAQ Global Market beginning August 13, 2007. The company continues to trade under the ticker symbol "Rick." "This important milestone underscores the progress Ricks Cabaret has achieved in the past few years," said Eric Langan, President and CEO of the company. "We believe that the broader exposure of listing on the Global Market platform will enhance our visibility to investors. Meeting the requirements for a NASDAQ Global Market listing validates our growth and overall success in building value for shareholders." The Nasdaq Global Market consists of over 1,450 companies that have met and continued to meet stringent financial and liquidity requirements and agreed to meet specific corporate governance standards. Formerly called the NASDAQ National Market, this market was renamed in 2006 to reflect the global leadership and international reach of this market and the companies whose securities are listed there. Since its IPO in October 1995 Ricks Cabaret had been listed on the NASDAQ Small Cap market platform, recently renamed the NASDAQ Capital Market.
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The "Metamorphosis" of Christ
by Fra Angelico
When I was a Protestant college student traveling in Greece, I came across an Orthodox Church entitled "Metamorphosis of Christ."
I thought, "What a strange name for a church! The metamorphosis? What?"
Later, I realized that metamorphosis is the Greek word that the New Testament uses to describe the "transfiguration" of Christ on Mount Tabor.
Here's the Greek:
καὶ μετεμορφώθη ἔμπροσθεν αὐτῶν, καὶ ἔλαμψεν τὸ πρόσωπον αὐτοῦ ὡς ὁ ἥλιος, τὰ δὲ ἱμάτια αὐτοῦ ἐγένετο λευκὰ ὡς τὸ φῶς.
"And he was transfigured {μετεμορφώθη} before them. And his face did shine as the sun: and his garments became white as snow." (Matthew 17:2, D-R)
The prefix "meta" usually means "change" and "morphe" means form. So literally, Christ "transformed" before them. His divine glory became manifest. Why? From this point in His sacred ministry, Christ spoke of His impending passion and death. This sneak peek at His divine glory served as a sign to His three closest disciples: Peter, James, and John.
Often God does the same thing for us. Before the Father calls us to an act of suffering or service, He often gives us a moment or time of glory, miracles, or signs. This is meant to embolden us during the difficult times which may come later.


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We were there for New Years and the following week. Overall the stay at the Eidelweiss condos was a very pleasant experience. We had some bitter cold days (-24 degrees) and the unit stayed nice and toasty. We were in condo 17 which has the upstairs closet converted to a sleeping niche. It held our 13 yo and 11 yo... More
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1/2 cup warm water (110 degrees F/45 degrees C)
5 teaspoons active dry yeast
1 pinch white sugar
1 cup warm milk (110 degrees F/45 degrees C)
1/3 cup white sugar
1 1/2 teaspoons Bacon Salt
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
3 beaten eggs
1/3 cup vegetable oil
5 cups whole-wheat flour, divided
1 quart vegetable oil for frying
2 cups white sugar
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon, or to taste
Mix warm water, yeast, and 1 pinch of sugar in a large bowl, and let stand until the yeast begins to foam and form a creamy layer, about 5 minutes. Stir in milk, 1/3 cup sugar, Bacon Salt, vanilla extract, eggs, and 1/3 cup vegetable oil until the sugar has dissolved. Mix in about half the whole-wheat flour, and stir until the dough is too stiff to add more flour. Turn the dough out onto a floured surface, and knead in more flour until the dough is no longer sticky. Knead until smooth and elastic, about 10 minutes. Form the dough into a ball, place into an oiled bowl, and cover. Let rise until the dough has doubled in size, about 1 hour.
Punch down the dough, knead a few times to reshape it, and pinch off a piece of dough about the size of an egg. Roll the dough ball out into an oval shape about 1/4 inch thick. Place finished fried dough on a cloth and cover while you finish rolling out the pastries.
Heat oil in a deep-fryer or large, deep skillet to 375 degrees F (190 degrees C). Oil should be at least 4 inches deep. Combine 2 cups of sugar with cinnamon to taste in a shallow dish or pie plate, and set aside.
Gently lower the pastries, one at a time, into the hot oil, and fry 1 to 2 minutes per side until golden brown. Blot excess oil from fried pastries with paper towels; gently press each pastry into the cinnamon sugar while still warm. Shake off excess sugar.


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3. Facebook Connect is now working, and allowing registration. Now members of Facebook can link their accounts to Reloaded, which allows for simple new member registration.
Hopefully the first update will help prevent bots, and the second update will help speed up the process. The third update will make registering on Reloaded even easier.
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On Sunday March 17 the Orange County Register carried a story, written by Deepa Sharath, about a 70 year old Italian Gisberto Bertucci who wished to return to his native hometown - Pontecosi, Italy, to spend his remaining years.
In her article Deepa Sharath wrote about Gisberto Bertucci , who is a fixture at the Starbucks, Pacific Coast Highway and Bayside Drive, where he sketches free portraits of the patrons, on coffee cup lids as well as helping decorate the store's Christmas tree.
It is heartwarming to know there are still many people, in our present economic state, that still dig deep in their pockets to help those less fortunate among us. The patrons of the Starbucks store, under the leadership of "Marc Foster" a financial consultant, have created a fund to send "Bert back home"; after learning that he had told the Register - and I quote the article - "when you close the paragraph of your life, you want to go home".
Another support came in an email from Luca Scognamiglio of Pentecosi who said he posted the Register article on the towns Facebook page and received a response from many of the residents in support of his return. While none of his relatives still live in the town, some of the people still remember him and will be happy to welcome him and give him any help he may need.
In the meantime Gisberto Bertucci still carries coffee lids in his bag, sketching when he gets the chance, either in his spot at the Starbucks or on the Laguna Beach boardwalk where he plays chess in the late mornings.
Say hello to Gisberto, if you happen to be in any of these areas, and if you wish to help send him home you can send contributions to "M Foster in trust for Bert Bertucci", Starbucks, 377 E Coast Highway, Newport Beach CA, 92660.


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Texas Runoff Elections: House Results
TX-33 [11:55 p.m.]: State Rep. Marc Veasey narrowly won the Democratic nomination in Texas's 33rd Congressional District over former state legislator Domingo Garcia Tuesday night, finishing a primary runoff marked by deep demographic and geographic divisions.
With 99 percent of precincts reporting, Veasey led Garcia 52 percent to 48 percent. The Associated Press called the race for Veasey.
Veasey and Garcia each won nearly identical margins in their home counties. Garcia, who is Hispanic, took 70 percent of the vote in Dallas County, while Veasey, who is African-American, pulled just under 70 percent from the slightly larger portion of the district in Fort Worth's Tarrant County. Both candidates drew heavily from their demographic bases, with Garcia actively appealing for Hispanic solidarity as he stumped for votes in the final week of the campaign.
The district is over 60 percent HIspanic, and though Garcia improved dramatically on his initial primary performance, his defeat is another setback for Hispanics' efforts to turn their population's growth into Hispanic representation in Congress. Last month, Dominican-American state Sen. Adrian Espaillat narrowly lost a high-profile challenge to New York Democratic Rep. Charlie Rangel in another Hispanic-majority district.
The newly drawn 33rd District is safely Democratic, and Veasey is a heavy favorite to join the 113th Congress.
TX-25 [9:24 p.m.]: Former Texas secretary of state Roger Williams won the Republican primary runoff in the heavily GOP 25th District Tuesday night, defeating tea party activist Wes Riddle. With early votes and 23 percent of election day precincts reporting, Williams led Riddle 60 percent to 40 percent. The Associated Press called the race for Williams.
This primary arguably offered an even bigger insider-outsider contrast than the Republican U.S. Senate runoff between David Dewhurst and Ted Cruz, where Cruz leads in the early returns. But though Riddle did well to hold Williams's margin down, he simply didn't have the outside group and financial backing that the Senate underdog attracted. Even in a year (or a few years) tailored for non-establishment candidates, you still need something more than just that to win -- and Riddle didn't quite have it.


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Internal Market: Commission requests Belgium and Greece to implement bank capital rules
Brussels, 16 June 2011 - The European Commission has requested Greece and Belgium to notify within the next two months the measures they are taking to implement important rules concerning capital adequacy for banks and investment firms as laid down in the Second Capital Requirements Directives (known as CRD II).
The aims of the Directives are to reinforce the stability of the financial system, reduce banks' risk exposure and improve the supervision of banks that operate in more than one EU country. The deadline for implementing these rules was 31 October 2010.
The Commission's request takes the form of a "reasoned opinion". If the national authorities do not notify the necessary implementing measures within two months, the Commission may refer the Member States concerned to the Court of Justice.
What are the rules in question? The Directives in question amend the original Capital Requirements Directives (2006/48/EC and 2006/49/EC). Their aim is to ensure the financial soundness of banks and investment firms by stipulating how much of their own financial resources banks and investment firms must have in order to cover their risks and protect their depositors. In the coming weeks, the European Commission will table new proposals amending existing rules to update the existing framework so that it responds even better to the needs of the financial system.
The main changes introduced by Directives 2009/27/EC, 2009/83/EC and 2009/111/EC (which make up CRD II) are as follows:
Improving the management of large exposures: Banks are restricted in lending beyond a certain limit to any one party. As a result, in the inter-bank market, banks cannot lend or place money with other banks beyond a certain amount, while borrowing banks are effectively restricted in how much and from whom they can borrow. This limits the risks any one bank can take and the chances of a domino effect if one bank faces a serious problem.
Improving supervision of cross-border banking groups: 'colleges of supervisors' must be established to facilitate the supervision of banking groups that operate in multiple countries and spot potential problems earlier. The rights and responsibilities of the national supervisory authorities are also made clearer and there are measures to improve their cooperation.
Improving the quality of banks' capital: The Directives set down clear EU-wide criteria for assessing when 'hybrid' capital, i.e. capital including both equity and debt, is eligible to be counted as part of a bank's overall capital – the amount of which determines how much the bank can lend.
Improving liquidity risk management: for banking groups that operate in multiple EU countries, their liquidity risk management – i.e. how they fund their operations on a day-to-day basis – are to be discussed and coordinated within 'colleges of supervisors'.
Improving risk management for securitised products: rules on securitised debt – the repayment of which depends on the performance of a dedicated pool of loans – are tightened. Firms (known as 'originators') that re-package loans into tradable securities are required to retain some risk exposure to these securities, while firms that invest in the securities are allowed to make their decisions only after conducting comprehensive due diligence. If they fail to do so, they will be subject to heavy capital penalties. These measures will ensure that risks taken are properly taken into account and mitigated.
How are Belgium and Greece not respecting these rules? Belgium still needs to transpose a number of provisions concerning the supervision of banks and investment firms. Greece has not taken national measures to ensure the cooperation and exchange of information between supervisory authorities and it has not enacted the obligation to adhere to standards issued by the new European Banking Authority. Although the Belgian and Greek authorities have indicated their intention to take the necessary measures to implement the remaining provisions of the Directives, they have not yet done so.
How are EU citizens and/or businesses suffering as a result? The Directives aim at ensuring the financial soundness of banks and investment firms and at reducing excessive and imprudent risk-taking practices. The current financial crisis proves how important addressing these two aspects is for citizens, businesses and society as a whole. If common rules are not upheld at the same level across the EU, this would leave room for current loopholes to be exploited.
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The IRS has announced a delayed start to the 2012 tax filing season. Here's the date of when you can file, plus some locations in Mokena to get help on your taxes.
You'll have to wait if you are used to filing your annual tax return at the earliest possible date. The Internal Revenue Service has revised its opening date for tax season — pushing it back eight days to January 30, 2013. The tax filing deadline is Monday, April 15, 2013. The IRS will begin accepting tax returns on Jan. 30, 2013. Most taxpayers should be able to file on that date, though some revised forms may not be immediately available. You can blame the delay on the federal "fiscal cliff" crisis and the new tax bill Congress passed just after Dec. 31. You can find more information in this Forbes article. Electronic filing season was originally set to start on Jan. 22 this year. As a result of the delay, nobody will get a refund in …
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Annual Fire Inspection at Rochester City Schools
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Updated: February 20, 2013
Rochester, NY--Classroom by classroom, Rochester Fire Inspector Stephen Morgan is checking over every last inch of Rochester City School Number 8. He's looking for anything that could cause a fire.
"It's a basic overview of being safe, just like you would at your home."He's leaving no stone unturned. Fresh fire extinguishers and properly posted fire rules and procedures are two major aspects of the inspection.
"We have access to all the boiler records, elevators and sprinkler systems if they have them. "
Morgan says he's never found any major fire hazards. But, he often spots potential problems like full electrical outlets and blocked energy exit windows.
"It's safety. It's something we don't think about all the time until something happens. So, this is a yearly reminder of how we keep it up."
Any violation is turned over to the school and it's up to school officials to comply with the inspector's recommendations.
No matter how minor, Morgan says it's important that schools do.
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YamCakes & Yolks
It's that time again POWERMEAL A WEEK LINK UP! Today I'm sharing a new combo YamCakes & Yolks I took my original YAMCAKES & topped them with a dippy egg! (1 egg cooked in coconut oil on low heat on the stove) I used Coconut Nectar – love this stuff! You can get it off of www.iherb.com with my coupon code XUG228 It's raw & contains 17 amino acids, vitamins, & minerals since it's not heated so the nutrients aren't erased! It also was a great hit of sweetness on the savory yam cake! So the REAL question is… are you ready for the money … [Read more...]
RAW WALNUT PESTO And SAVORY YAMCAKE
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#MIRRORLESSMONDAY Progress, Lettuce Wraps, & PowerDressing!
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WELCOME TO POWERMEAL-A-WEEK SUNDAY CHALLENGE LINK UP ROUND 2! If you missed it; POWERMEAL A WEEK ONE was Watermelon & Corn Salad & today's POWERMEAL RECIPE is… "Cheesy" Garlic Kale POWERMEAL A WEEK ROUND 2 1 Bunch of Kale (De-stemmed) Heated with Olive Oil spray on medium-low heat for a few minutes 3 TB Tahini 1 Tsp Minced Garlic 1/4 Cup Apple Cider Vinegar 1/4 Cup Nutritional Yeast 1 TB Raw Honey Sea Salt & Pepper to taste YUM!! Perfect clean side-dish! Don't forget to LINK UP your POWERMEAL-A-WEEK RECIPE so others can get inspired for … [Read more...]
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POWERMEAL A WEEK Sunday Challenge 1
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POWERMEAL A WEEK CHALLENGE–Are you in?
hey guys!! You all ROCKED the June PowerMeal A Day Challenge!! over 1,600 PHOTOS! I can't get over the AMAZING response! I will be deciding on a winner this week; so keep your eyes peeled! It's also MirrorlessMonday & I wanted to repost an image I created for a simple reminder; & It's so important to remember that every body is different & not to get caught up with the scale, because that truly is not a representation of who you truly are! That's why I wanted to create a new CHALLENGE so we can all come together with our own ideas to help inspire one … [Read more...]


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Newcastle's Star Hotel is perhaps best known for the riot of 19 September 1979 and the song of the same name by Cold Chisel. But the site is one of Newcastle's earliest large commercial complexes with a built history dating back to the 1850s. The Star Hotel site was sold early 2013 with a current ...Monday 4 February 2013
A clock that fell off Newcastle's Customs House during the 1989 earthquake, and stopped at the exact moment the quake struck, has been given to the city's museum....Tuesday 12 March 2013
Newcastle's City Hall is a sister building to the Civic Theatre. Built in 1928-1929, the building marks the civic centre of Newcastle and remains a building that bustles with events and activities....Tuesday 13 November 2012
Secret Newcastle...Tuesday 25 September 2012
The stories of Singleton's buildings and business people are again being showcased as part of a photography project providing a ''window into the past'....Friday 22 June 2012
It's easy to forget that Newcastle Library has a rich collection of recordings of Novocastrians from the 20th century....Tuesday 15 May 2012
You never know what you'll find when you're renovating an old house. But if you stumble upon a shoe or a dead cat, they could be ritual objects deliberately placed there to ward off evil. ...Monday 2 April 2012
If you remember stopping at The Oak as part of your annual long weekend pilgrimage, you'll love these photos showing historic retail outlets and the original Hexham manufacturing plant, brought from the past back in the future....Monday 2 May 2011
More than $500,000 has been awarded to two Newcastle University researchers for their work in Indigenous development....Friday 31 December 2010
The ABC's popular community storytelling project Now and Then has been extended until the end of the month....Wednesday 24 November 2010
It is a hot and humid day Saturday at the Therese Doyle Community Hall, and inside a small platoon of dedicated historians is erecting card tables, unfolding chairs and making strong pots of tea. Today's mission is to find and scan as many images of Gresford, Eccleston, Halton, Barrington Tops and ...Monday 22 November 2010
When Newcastle journalist, Greg Ray, stumbled upon a collection of old photographic negatives in an online auction, little did he know he'd found a treasure trove of lost images revealing significant moments in the city's history. He's now made the pictures into a book, and told 1233's Carol ...Tuesday 9 November 2010
An initiative designed to help the community share stories through ABC platforms is bearing fruit across the Hunter, with historic societies and individuals coming forward to shed light on the past. ...Wednesday 27 October 2010
An information session at Scone Neighbourhood Centre this Monday, November 1, will be held to show you how to share your Now and Then photos through the ABC. The session begins at 10am, so bring your own digital camera and a box of old photos that might fit the bill for the ABC Open Now and Then project. ...Tuesday 19 October 2010
The ABC reports from the scene of the Newcastle earthquake on December 28, 1989, when 13 people died....Monday 28 December 2009
Take a peek behind the scenes at an exhibition being pulled together to mark the 20th anniversary of the 1989 Newcastle earthquake that killed 13 people and caused millions of dollars in damage....Friday 4 December 2009
Hear and see how the ABC Local Radio and News and Current Affairs, record the end of steelmaking in Newcastle a decade ago....Monday 28 September 2009
Mayfield's 'forgotten monument' to steelmaking could be spruced up in time for next month's 10th anniversary of BHP's closure, and opened more frequently to the public....Friday 7 August 2009
With only eight weeks to go until the 10th anniversary of the Newcastle Steelworks closure, what is being done to mark the occasion?...Monday 3 August 2009
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These are ironic times in Washington D.C., filled with contradictions and disappointments. Consider the irony of the following:
#1. The Republicans originally won the Presidential elections based upon "morality" and attacking Bill Clinton and a young lady in the White House. Now in 2006, we find that the Republican leadership in Washington, knew for months that Republican Congressman Foley had been approaching young people working for the Congress, in a series of sexually explicit exchanges.
This goes further. Foley was a leader in the NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND program of George W. Bush. How ironic.
The knowledge of Foley's activities were known by dozens on Capital Hill. The Republican politicians chose to hide it, to protect themselves politically, rather than to ask him to resign. Dozens of Republicans in Congress knew of this, but non stood up and demanded Foley's resignation for months and months. The concept of parents sending their children for a chance to work with these "wonderful Republican senators" in Washington, and then having these under age children chased and abused by pedafilic politicians is repugnant at best. But the further fact that the Republican leadership decided to ignore it, or hide it, for their own political advantage, is criminal.
Our performance grade on the Republican Congressional leadership "F"
#2. All current political studies indicate that the energized religious right had an enormous impact upon the last election. They felt that by electing a President who was an "evangelical" that they would have more influence on the nation. But now a fromer White House official, David Kuo, has documented in his book: TEMPTING FAITH: An Inside Story of Political Seduction, that the Bush White House actually considered religious leaders "invaluable because of their ability to deliver votes, but they were 'nuts, crazies, and generally ignored or distained'". David Kuo is credible and speaks with authority. He was the number 2 ranking official in the faith based initiatives program of the Republican administration.
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You may recall last week's proviso: These are only one guy's predictions. They are free to you, and with anything free, you get what you pay for (nada, in this case).
I have not yet seen the campaign season's final public opinion polls, coming out this weekend.
When I was the political editor at the Deseret News, I would get a peak at Dan Jones' final poll numbers before I wrote my prediction column – and thus had the insight of Utah's long-time premier surveyor.
Lacking that information, I have to place some provisions on the following picks. Please don't think me too cowardly as I say several of the picks could well turn out to be wrong.
In any case, I believe:
-- President Barack Obama will win a second term.
In a very real way – at least as Utah and the LDS Church are concerned -- Mitt Romney just getting the Republican Party's presidential nomination is a big win all by itself.
It shows that America can accept a Mormon in the top post of the federal government, even if he falls short at the ballot box.
Of course I don't know if Romney will run again – historically both in the Republican and Democratic parties you get one shot at the presidential nomination.
But I would not be surprised if Romney runs for some other top office – like for the U.S. Senate – or serves in a cabinet post of some future Republican president.
Why to I think Romney won't win? It appears that he isn't going to take Ohio or several other smaller states. And Romney's path to 270 Electoral College votes doesn't seem possible without those critical states.
There is the possibility that Romney could win the popular vote, but lose the Electoral College. Maybe then Republicans – who love the Constitution – will see the wisdom of either doing away with the college or individual states will join up via legislation to split their Electoral College votes according to the popular vote in their states – in effect providing one-man, one-vote fairness in presidential elections.
-- Sen. Orrin Hatch will win a history-making seventh term. Hatch, with Dave Hansen as his campaign manager, ran a brilliant tactical race this year – organizing the GOP party caucuses in March, getting moderate-to-conservative Hatch-backers elected as state delegates, running a good primary campaign to win the nomination, and then staying out of trouble in the general election race.
We probably haven't heard the last of Democrat Scott Howell, who challenged Hatch. Look for him to run for governor some day, or to take on a congressional race.
-- Gov. Gary Herbert wins a four-year term all for himself.
Herbert isn't saying whether he'll run again in 2016. But if he does, count on several good Republicans to challenge him.
-- John Swallow will be the new attorney general; John Dougall the new state auditor; and Richard Ellis will win another term as state treasurer – all Republicans.
While two Democrats won the AG's office in the 1990s, that trend is over. Republicans rule on Capitol Hill.
-- Incumbent U.S. Reps. Jason Chaffetz and Rob Bishop coast to victory. Newcomer Chris Stewart wins the newly-drawn 2nd Congressional District.
I think Salt Lake City Democrats will get their act together in 2014 and beyond to give Stewart a run for his money in future elections. But former state Rep. Jay Seegmiller just wasn't up to the task this election.
-- In what is kind of a personal disappointment for me, I see U.S. Rep. Jim Matheson losing in the 4th Congressional District race.
This is not because I'm a partisan Democrat. It's because I think Utah functions better with at least one Democrat in the Congressional delegation – and Matheson has proven himself a moderate-to-conservative Democrat who can work across the aisle.
I wouldn't want to see 100 percent of the Utah Legislature Republican, and I think Utah is better off with at least one Democrat in our federal delegation as well.
Since the World Series just crowned a new professional baseball champ, let me use a baseball comparison for Matheson's demise.
He had three strikes against him before he even came to the plate.
1) He decided to run in the new 4th District, jumping from his old 2nd District. That took away his 2002 argument that legislative Republicans unfairly and meanly redrew his district just to defeat him.
Matheson thought he would be facing arch-conservative Carl Wimmer, who, on Election Day, finds himself a police officer in Gunnison.
Wimmer's far out political ideas and aggressive style would likely have been too much even for GOP voters in Salt Lake and Utah counties. But Wimmer surprisingly lost to Saratoga Springs Mayor Mia Love in the state GOP convention.
2) Matheson faced the Romney Tsunami. So many Republican voters turned out in 2012 that Matheson was swept away. It didn't really matter what he said or did. Matheson would have done better if Romney had not won the GOP nomination.
3) Republican Love was not only a good candidate, she was well-funded, a fresh face, and a chance for 4th District voters to send to Congress the first female Black GOP representative in the nation's history.
All this was too much – three strikes and Matheson is out.
Now, I hedge my bet here.
If the weekend polls show Matheson 2 percentage points or 3 percentage points or more ahead, then I believe he has a chance to squeak it out. But if he's equal to or behind Love, it's not happening for him. Watch your local news this weekend to see where the pollsters put him.
I don't see Matheson fading from the political scene. He could well run for governor in some future election, although he'd have some fence-mending to do with the liberal wing of the Utah Democratic Party.
For Utah, the 2012 elections have been ground-breaking – mainly because of Romney.
There will be a GOP wave across the state on Tuesday, much like there was in 1980 and 1984 when Ronald Reagan headed the Utah Republican ticket. Reagan was always popular here.
State Democrats will just have to reorganize and look for opportunities in 2014 and beyond.


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"Anyone who sees the Iranian threat as a significant threat - it's reasonable (to assume) that he will take various steps, including these, to harm it," Ya'alon said, according to the Ha' aretz daily.
He further added that "Israel was blessed as being a country rich with high-tech, these tools that we take pride in open up all kinds of opportunities for us."
Internet security service provider Kaspersky on Monday announced the discovery of a serious cyber threat. The malicious program, named Flame, is being used as a cyber weapon attacking several countries, according to the company. Iran is among the countries that have been affected.
Flame "is designed to carry out cyber espionage. It can steal valuable information, including but not limited to computer display contents, information about targeted systems, stored files, contact data and even audio conversations," read a press release from Kaspersky, "The complexity and functionality of the newly discovered malicious program exceed those of all other cyber menaces known to date."
In the statement, Kaspersky said that Flame shared some features with Stuxnet, like same printer vulnerability and USB infection method.
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Can Obamacare afford to cover that and pass out free contraception too? What page is it on?
My best friend from school days died a long, horrible death from lung cancer. Discovered too late to be successfully treated.Although some will argue that we shouldn´t be burdened with the cost of scans for those who have disregarded the overwhelming data (check bladder cancer, for example, and note that the first question when one is discovered to have cancer of any organ is "Do you smoke?" And if you did and quit, the question expands to: "How long did you smoke? How many packs a day? When did you quit"), this seems like a good cost-benefit tradeoff. The cost of cancer treatment is great, especially when compared with the cost of scans and early detection.
The Am cancer Society may recommend this , but I can´t see the Obamacare "death panels" OKing this. You get over age 65 and you are on your own.
I think this is a good idea.I also think they need abdominal imaging perhaps to check for an abdominal aneurism-common in older men who are heavy smoker.Xrays are cheap.
The annual CT scans could kill you with the radiation. Let´s not go for overkill please.
I would be careful going down the slippery slope of questioning if we should pay for a smoker´s healthcare.Next would we question treating someone´s liver damage from heavy drinking? How about AIDS treatment? Your daughter´s STDs?We are ALL mere mortals with faults.
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Healthy vending machines head to New York City
The next time you're running to a business meeting on an empty stomach and turn to the dreaded vending machine for any product that slightly resembles actual food, you may be pleasantly surprised. An organic yogurt? Coconut water? A bag of apple slices?
These are a few of the items that Fresh Healthy Vending, a company launched in San Diego in May of 2010, stocks in the 600 machines it has placed in schools, health clubs, yoga studios, and corporate offices in 37 states across the country.
"Our machines are like a mini Whole Foods store," says Jolly Backer, who might be stretching it just a bit. Still, stocked items range from Luna bars to organic baby carrots and Stacy's Pita Chips (to the deceptively less healthy sugar-packed Vitamin Water).
The machines have separate refrigerated compartments, and monitoring devices allow the staff that tend to them to track expiration dates from their laptops.
While Fresh Healthy Vending has yet to come to New York City—you'll have to shop at your lobby Fresh Direct dispenser for now—the machines are marching this way.
Backer named a handful of confirmed franchises in the set-up phase, and he hopes to have about 20 more established in the near future. Who are the New Yorkers that want to get on board?
"Most of the people that buy the franchises are socially responsible entrepreneurs who want to do something good for their communities," says Backer. These people then market the machines to your neighborhood gym- or yoga-studio owner.
Okay, so the vending machines don't exactly stock slow food, but it sure beats Oreo snack packs and Cheetos. —Lisa Elaine Held
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Chicken, of course, is a great source of protein as well as providing the body with tryptophan, vitamin B3, selenium, vitamin B6, and phosphorus, to name a few benefits.
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SECTION 1. Subject only to subsections (a), (b) and (g) of section 16 of chapter 30B of the General Laws, the town of Andover acting through its board of selectmen is authorized to convey to the Andover Village Improvement Society the parcels of land identified as open space and shown as parcels "A", "B", "C", "D" and "E" on a Plan of Land entitled, "Definitive Plan of Far Corners Section 2, Scale: 1"=40'; August 20, 1982, Owner and Developer, Corinna Construction Corp.; Engineers: Dana F. Perkins & Assoc., Inc.", which plan is recorded with the Essex north district registry of deeds as plan number 8991, containing a total of approximately 19.16 acres according to the plan. These parcels shall be held by the Andover Village Improvement Society solely for the purpose of open space preservation.
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