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One wouldn't necessarily equate ostriches with beauty — and even the radiant Jennifer Lawrence looks a little bizarre bedecked in the ungainly bird's feathers on the cover of the October issue of W.
Well-known and adored for playing the brave Katniss in The Hunger Games, the 22-year-old speaks out in the magazine about her own professional courage, first tested when she played a rape victim at age 15 in The Poker House.
Then she had to lose whatever modesty she had left for that other blockbuster of hers, X-Men: First Class, in which she portrayed the royal-blue mutant Mystique — and the experience emboldened her as an actress. "I had to go around naked, with scales over my private parts, surrounded by men. That cures you of all inhibition."
Jen also admits to having had a fair amount of reluctance to taking what would become her defining role thus far. "I was afraid that Katniss would overwhelm any other character I'd try to do. But I love Katniss, and she didn't take over as much of my life as I thought she would."
Still, taking chances doesn't come any easier now that she's a seasoned actress. "When you're little, you jump on any wild horse. Then you get a little bit older and realize how fragile life is, and you're more careful."
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I mean it makes sense that Logan has fathered children. He's a man whore. But that one of his kids would happen to develop the exact same powerset as him and is old enough to almost be as good a fighter as his dad, yet we've never seen him until recently is just implausible to me and reeks of the same nonsense as DC's "sidekicks with the same costume and powers as you" theme... not that Marvel's never done that crap (Toro springs to mind), but they did it a lot less than DC. I really hope Marvel stops with the "progeny of major characters as new characters" thing they keep doing. At least (to my knowledge) Spider-Girl was never in the modern 616 Marvel Universe.
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Adrien Wing is the Bessie Dutton Murray Professor at the University of Iowa College of Law, where she has taught since 1987. At Iowa Law, she serves as the Director of the University of Iowa Center for Human Rights, as well as Director of the summer abroad program in France. She served as the Associate Dean for Faculty Development 2006-2009 and the on-site Director for the London Law Consortium semester abroad program 2010-12.
After receiving her Bachelor of Arts degree from Princeton with high honors in 1978, Professor Wing earned her Master of Arts degree in African studies from UCLA in 1979. She obtained her Doctorate of Jurisprudence degree in 1982 from Stanford Law School, and was awarded the Stanford African Student Association Prize. While in law school, she served as an editor of the Stanford Journal of International Law, as an intern with the United Nations Council on Namibia, and as Southern Africa Task Force Director of the National Black Law Students Association.
Prior to joining the College of Law faculty in 1987, Professor Wing spent five years in practice in New York City with Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle and with Rabinowitz, Boudin, Standard, Krinsky & Lieberman, specializing in international law issues regarding Africa, the Middle East, and Latin America. She also served as a representative to the United Nations for the National Conference of Black Lawyers.
Professor Wing has advised the founding fathers and mothers of three constitutions: South Africa, Palestine, and Rwanda. She organized an election-observer delegation to South Africa, and taught at the University of Western Cape for six summers. She also advised the Eritrean Ministry of Justice on human rights treaties.
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Professor Wing presently teaches International Human Rights, & Law in the Muslim World, and Sex Discrimination Law. She has taught US Constitutional Law; Critical Race Theory; Comparative Law; Comparative Constitutional Law; Race, Racism & American Law; Law in Radically Different Cultures; and the International and Domestic Legal Aspects of AIDS. She is, in addition, a member of The University of Iowa's interdisciplinary African Studies faculty and North Africa/Middle East faculty groups. During fall 2002, she was a visiting professor at the University of Michigan Law School. During fall 2011, she was the Bette and Wylie Aitken Distinguished Visiting Professor at Chapman Law School.
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Professor Wing is a member of the New York Bar.
Author of more than 100 publications, Wing is the editor of Critical Race Feminism: A Reader and Global Critical Race Feminism: An International Reader, both from NYU Press, as well as co-editor of the Richard Delgado Reader. Her US-oriented scholarship has focused on race and gender discrimination, including topics such as the impact of Hurricane Katrina, gangs, mothering, affirmative action, the war on terrorism, and polygamy in Black America. Her international scholarship has emphasized two regions: Africa, especially South Africa; and the Middle East, in particular the Palestinian legal system. Constitutionalism, women's rights, rape in Bosnia, Muslim headscarves in France, Tunisian secularism, Turkish democracy, and the Arab spring; are among the topics of articles.
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Kodak CEO talks company's future
You can feel the spirit of George Eastman in Antonio Perez's office. A picture of Eastman, who founded Kodak in 1880, sits among the current CEO's collection of family photos. The outer areas of Perez's office, ...
You can feel the spirit of George Eastman in Antonio Perez's office. A picture of Eastman, who founded Kodak in 1880, sits among the current CEO's collection of family photos. The outer areas of Perez's office, ...
Kodak doesn't look a whole lot like it did when it filed for bankruptcy protection last year, but its executives and investors are hoping for a picture-perfect future.
Eastman Kodak says it expects to emerge from bankruptcy protection between July and September.
Eastman Kodak is selling its digital imaging patents for about $525 million, money the struggling photo pioneer says will help it emerge from bankruptcy protection in the first half of next year.
(AP)—Eastman Kodak's losses widened to $312 million in the third quarter as the photo and printing company struggles to emerge from bankruptcy protection.
Kodak said Friday that it plans to stop selling consumer inkjet printers and will eliminate 200 more jobs than previously projected as it requested more time to submit its framework for emerging from bankruptcy protection.
(AP)—Kodak is postponing indefinitely an auction of its imaging patent portfolios.
US photography pioneer Eastman Kodak said Monday it would cut 1,000 more jobs by the end of this year as it restructures in an effort to emerge from bankruptcy protection.
(AP)—Kodak says it will sell its document imaging and personalized imaging businesses to better focus on printing and business services as it works to emerge from bankruptcy protection.
(AP) Eastman Kodak Co. said Friday its second-quarter net loss widened as it cut costs while reorganizing under bankruptcy protection.
An appeals court on Monday sided with bankrupt photo pioneer Eastman Kodak by endorsing a US International Trade Commission (ITC) move rejecting claims it infringed on two Apple patents.
If you're one of the nearly 70 million people who subscribed to the Kodak Gallery photo-sharing site, here's some bad news: It has officially closed.
A US judge on Monday said a Kodak patent allegedly infringed upon by Apple and Blackberry-maker Research In Motion (RIM) was not valid, dealing another blow to the struggling photography pioneer.
(AP) -- Eastman Kodak Co. said Friday that its first-quarter loss widened on hefty charges related to its reorganization under bankruptcy protection and a drop in sales.
(AP) -- Shutterfly's stock climbed after the online photo publishing company emerged as the sole and thus the likely winning bidder for Eastman Kodak's online photo services business.


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By Alex Brownsell, marketingmagazine.co.uk, Thursday, 07 February 2013 08:48AM
The campaign, which introduces the new strapline "More of what matters", sees the 'Britain's Got Talent' hosts interacting with Morrisons' specialist employees, such as fishmongers and butcher.
It forms part of plans to raise the profile of its Market Street fresh food offering, which it believes differentiates it from the likes of Sainsbury's, Tesco and Asda.
In the first TV ad, by DLKW Lowe, Ant and Dec travel with Morrisons' fishmonger Dan Parr to a fishing port to see how the supermarket sources its products and prove the expertise of its 1,000 trained fishmongers.
The ad, which features the return of Take That's 'Shine' as a backing track, breaks tonight 7 February on ITV1 during 'Emmerdale'.
A future TV ad will focus on Morrisons butcher Antony Ward, who will introduce Ant and Dec to some traditional British breeds of cattle, and the supermarket plans to showcase several other "skilled workers" in future campaigns.
It forms part of a wider partnership between Morrisons and ITV, including the sponsorship of its primetime shows, 'Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway' and 'Britain's Got Talent'.
Belinda Youngs, corporate brand marketing director of Morrisons, said: "These adverts showcase more of what matters, our skilled counter staff providing shoppers the best service, fresh products and great Morrisons' value.
"It also reminds the viewers that they can have their food any way they like it because we have trained specialists who can prepare, make, bake, fillet and cut like only we can."
It marks a u-turn for Morrisons, which dropped its celebrity ambassador Andrew "Freddie" Flintoff last year in favour of a focus on the role of mothers.
However, after a period of poor sales, the supermarket decided to part ways with commercial director Richard Hodgson, with chief executive Dalton Philips raising concerns that its fresh food proposition was being insufficiently communicated.
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A crab pattern tied with a solid structure using extremely resistant materials but at the same time keeping it naturally looking and full of movement
I made this fly many years ago. I was looking for a crab fly made with extremely resistant materials, but at the same time keeping a natural look, full of movement and with a solid structure. After a few prototypes and a testing process I found the one which I was looking for.
Fishing it
Now Sexy crab is one of my best selling flies. Great for bonefish, permit, striped bass or any other crab cracker around the globe.
Where to use this fly? Well at any location where crabs are present. It is a good way for successful fishing to match the color of the fly with the bottom of the local environment.
How to fish this fly? A good way it is making some long and slow retrieves followed be an accasional short and fast strip.
Sexy Crab
|Warm saltwater fly
|Pedro Pablo Yañez Duran
|Target species
|Daiichi X472 or other similar long shank hook
|Lagartun X-strong thread beige 150 denier
|Brass eyes nickel black large (3/16)
|Deadly Dazzle fibers, brown
|Magnum Zonker strips, ginger, brown barred ginger
|3 millimeter red glass bead on 3 inch piece of 60 lbs fluorocarbon or monofilament covered with Clear Cure Goo Tack Free
|Centipede legs, tan, medium
|Enrico Puglisi Crustaceous Brush, three tones
|Clear Cure Goo Tack Free and Clear Cure Goo Hydro
Step 1
Tie in the dumbbell eyes near the front of the hook with figure-eight wraps. Cinch the wraps down to the hook shank by wrapping the thread parallel to the shank at the base of the eyes. This pulls the thread even tighter and helps keep the eyes from spinning. Apply a little CCG Hydro or super glue to secure them in place.
Step 2
For the rostrum wrap the thread to the back of the hook shank, then take a bunch of Deadly Dazzle fibers and tie them in using the folding method to obtain more volume with less material
At first make just a few loose wraps and push the fibers using the forefinger and thumb together. Pinch the butt ends top to bottom and then side to side to equally distribute the fibers 360 degrees around the hook shank
This way you will spread the material uniformly around the hook shank
Then make tight wraps to secure them in place
Fold back the rest of the fibers and make a few tight wraps and then use Clear Cure Goo, Hydro or super glue to secure them. Then trim the fibers to obtain the desired profile.
I recommend to use a cardboard cutter blade to give a natural shape. Don't trim the fibers with a straight cut or the fly will look to unnatural.
Step 3
Take two pieces of zonker strip to form the claws. Use the hook shank length as a reference for the claws, in this case it's almost 1 inch
Tie them at each side of the hook and make tight wraps to secure them.
To add the eyes tie them in the internal side of the hook shank. To obtain the right length, keep almost 5 millimeters from the hook gap to the eyes. Make tight wraps to secure them and then pull them forward to create a V shape appearance.
Step 4
To create the antennas take two centipede legs. The length of the antennae it is almost the double of the hook shank. Tie them in just in the middle of the eyes. You can use a few figure eight wraps to secure them. Fold them back you will obtain two antenna per side. Make tight wraps to secure them.
Step 5
For the body take a piece of Enrico Puglisi Crustaceous Brush and place it just behind of the rostrum. Wrap it forward making tight wraps and always pull the fibers back on each wrap. This way you will avoid fibers that tangle. You can use a dubbing needle or your free hand. Go just behind of the dumbbell eyes with the thread make a few tight wraps to secure them in place and whip-finish
Apply Clear Cure Goo Tack Free to finish the fly.
Step 6
Brush the body using a dubbing needle or a comb to distribute all the fibers in a correct way. To create the crab's shape, start trimming the sides of the fly making a V shape and then trim the top and the bottom of the fly to reach the desired shape.


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The basketball court is not the only place the Lady Rams succeeded this season. They're also doing quite well in the classroom. Rattan's varsity girls basketball team was recognized as the academic state champions for Class 2A. The ceremony took place on championship Saturday March 10 at State Fair Arena. Rattan boasted a GPA of 3.96 for the first semester. That honor shouldn't come as much of a surprise, though. The Lady Rams were also named academic state champions for the spring 2011 slow-pitch softball season and 2011 fall fast-pitch season.
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Maybe this can be the beginning of the end of all this PC garbage....The commercial is great and made me smile...
Ah, the Totalitarians among us.
From the comments, a spot-on analysis:
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Writer: Govind Nihalani, Tripurari Sharma, Mahasweta Devi
Release Date: 20 March,1998
Storyline: Hazaar chaurasi ki maa is an indian feature film that deals with the life of a woman who loses her son, a naxalite, to the violence that is a result of his adopted ideology. the film is directed by govind nihalani and is based on magsaysay and jnanpith award recipient mahasweta devi's bengali novel hajar churashir maa. the screenplay is written by nihalani and the dialogues by tripurari sharma. Read on Wikipedia
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A lot more than an M1 Carbine. They may be close in $$$ value but nowhere near the same in usage. With an M1 you get a pistol cartridge that is not that easy to find in a easily handled rifle. With your .45 you have a good pistol cartridge in a good pistol. Your gun to do with as you wish but no way I'd swap for the carbine.
50 years ago when you could get the carbine for 20.00 from the CMP program you could find rounds pretty cheap and they were abundant, today not so much. Shot one tons and it was fine for vienna sausage cans at 40 yards, even reloaded some with the lee hand loader but all in all its nowhere near the .45 auto in value to me and I'm no big 1911 fan.
I would tend to agree for an inland carbine, I don't really know the value of a Dan Wesson, but I can tell you the value of a real nice M1 in the mid west is right at $1,000, a nice shooter about $800....now if you are talking rock-ola, IBM, or one of the other "rare" ones that is something different in tearms of value. Currently the juke box company command the highest prices....2-3x that depending on what kind of shape it is in.
The days are LONG gone in buying one for $20. They are great rifles...I have two and one 1911...if I had to sell one or the other the 1911 would be sold in a hot second.
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Just as the poll asks do you use macros in Microsoft Office, Excel not included. I simply ask because I've been working with the software for decades and never used it or came across someone who used it. I always assumed it was strange backend stuff. While I've never seen someone use macros in Excel, the mathematical nature of the software I think would lend it self better than an application such as Word.
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Mayor Parker Wiseman has reported that the Board of Aldermen aims to evaluate progress of the strategy it adopted a year ago.
"This turned out to be a very productive way to begin a year last year, and I anticipate it will be a productive way to begin 2011," Wiseman anticipates.
The board met over three weekends last year to discuss, draft and finalize a strategic plan for its term.
As a result, Starkville's Information Technology Department was established, as was a monthly and quarterly meeting schedule with community leaders. The board also consolidated several departments into the new Sanitation and Environmental Services Department and have established a committee to access the needs of City Hall and find direction on building a new municipal complex.
Wiseman hopes that by working again together on the strategic plan, the board will strengthen its harmony. "Part of building unity comes from building shared vision of progress, and that's what this process is intended to do," Wiseman said.
"Achieving progress is often difficult and and requires working through complex decisions. However, you can't get through those processes, unless you have settled on a direction. This retreat, as was last year's retreat, is intended to help us continue to settle on a direction."
Today's meeting at the Greater Starkville Development Partnership will begin at 3 p.m. and run for four hours, and Saturday's meeting begins at 8 a.m. and ends at noon.
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(US) Opera Today Review: "Donizetti: Les Martyrs" (by Claire Seymour, 30 May 2015)
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Early Music Singers should consider the Viola da Gamba Society Conclave, which will be held this year from July 26 to August 2 at Emory University in Atlanta, GA. ...
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By Army Sgt. 1st Class Michael J. CardenAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, July 15, 2010 Defense Department officials are committed to providing service-disabled, veteran-owned small businesses with contracting opportunities, and are closer to its goal of awarding 3 percent of department contracts to such businesses, the acting director for the Pentagon's Small Business Programs Office said today.
Testifying before the House Small Business Committee, Linda B. Oliver said the department has seen a steady increase in its annual contract awards to such businesses since 2003, when $300,000 was awarded to disabled-veteran-owned small businesses.
In 2009, $4.3 million in contracts was awarded to disabled-veteran-owned small businesses.
"We are proud of this progress, one that shows a 14-fold increase," Oliver said in her written testimony, which also noted the number of contracts awarded also has increased. "It is good for [veterans] when the percentages are increasing in an upward trend and also when the total dollars are increasing at an even faster pace.
"While these trends are positive and encouraging, we cannot and will not relax our efforts until we achieve the government-wide goal of 3 percent," she continued.
Also, the number of firms awarded defense contracts has steadily increased from 751 in 2003 to more than 3,000 in 2009. Of the $7.4 billion appropriated to the Defense Department in Recovery Act funds, $157 million was awarded and being worked by disabled-veteran small businesses, she said.
Oliver credits the Pentagon's Mentor-Protégé Program and other training opportunities geared toward such contractors for the positive trend. The program helps "protégé" companies learn from established "prime" contractors through a three- or four-year agreement, Oliver explained.
"As a result, protégé firms that graduate from the program are generally valuable additions to the department's supplier base," she added.
The Pentagon also has undergone research to better understand the characteristics of disabled-veteran contractors, she said. Oliver's office monitors the Central Contract Registration, which has received registrations from 500 businesses this year, she said.
Analysis shows that more disabled-veteran contractors each year want to do business with the federal government, Oliver said. Also, a majority of these contracts are awarded to businesses in specific categories. These areas include professional, scientific and technical services, construction and administration specialties, she explained.
"I believe that we are gaining insights that will help us develop mechanisms that will, in turn, allow us to make even greater use of [service-disabled, veteran-owned small businesses] in our contracting program," Oliver said.
Another initiative to help service-disabled, veteran-owned small businesses attain federal contracts is eliminating fraud and enhancing participation among deserving business owners, said Timothy Foreman, executive director of the Veterans Affairs Department's Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization, who also testified before the committee.
"Small business enterprise can best serve as an engine of ingenuity and creativity with favorable impact on both business and government when it is free of fraud and enthusiastically engaged in its work or mission," Foreman said in his submitted remarks.
Foreman is set to become chairman of VA's newly-formed Suspension and Debarment Committee for non-federal acquisition regulation debarment actions, he said. The committee will be a tool to deter fraud from companies posing as service-disabled, veteran owned businesses, he added.
"Keeping the pretenders out of the competitive process will prevent them from stealing the statutory and regulatory rights due only to real [veteran-owned small businesses] and [service-disabled, veteran-owned small businesses]," he said. "[The committee] will prevent them from stealing the valor of those who are entitled to meaningful procurement advantages."
VA awarded 16 percent of its fiscal 2009 contracts to disabled-veteran businesses, exceeding its goal of 7 percent. Still, the VA stands to improve, he said.
Foreman pointed to VA's current lack of tracking veteran subcontractors as one such area. Also, he noted shortfalls in verifying veteran- and disabled-veteran owned businesses as another reason for fraud.
Currently, businesses appear in VA's data base as "VA-verified or self-verified," he said. But by 2012, he added, only VA-verified businesses will be visible in the database.
VA hopes to accomplish this through the Suspension and Debarment Committee. VA's robust framework to identify fraud may be mirrored by other government agencies, Foreman said, with hopes of deterring fraud throughout the government.
As VA programs grow, "our veteran clients will continue to receive quality services and products from increasing numbers of service-disabled veteran suppliers who, as fellow veterans, better understand the needs of the community VA serves," Foreman explained. "This symbiotic aspect of VA's program is a win-win."
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It is good to hear a committment to support SDVOSB's from DOD. Of all federal agencies the one agency that should always lead the effort to support SDVOSB's is DOD. It would be great to see DOD enact policies similar to Public Law 109-461, "Veterans First Contracting Program" that provides the Veterans Administration the legal foundation to place VOSB's and SDVOSB's set-aside preference over other small business programs. DOD should step forward and work with Congress to pass similiar legislation to put Veteran Owned Business First. We hope this will truly be a case of "Deeds Not Words". cj
- Charles Jenkins, Tampa
It is good to see action being taken to support the veteran small business programs. There has long been a need for someone to speak up for the injustice that the veterans endure at the hands of large business and government agencies. It is my opinion that if you start with the awarders eventually the awardees will prevail. As a business owner I often find that most contacting agencies are ignorant to the law that governs SDVSOB awards and mandatory set-asides and if this is the case how can you expect the stats to improve. If education and compliance are enforced I believe the system will fix itself. Thank you for your efforts, but it's time to expedite the process or as spoken in the world of defense contracting "Streamline" the process.
- Robert Reynolds, Huntsville, Alabama


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♥ 1. Style369 Leopard Print Panel Basque, £35 ♥ 2. Topshop Chiffon Leaf Wristwear, £10 ♥ 3. Topshop SAKURA Nude Patent Platforms, £62 ♥ 4. Topshop Cream Tiny Heart Seam Back Ankle Socks, £3.50 ♥ 5. ASOS Love on Cubes Bracelet, £6 ♥ 6. Topshop Angora Pearl Mittens, £16 ♥ 7. Topshop Taupe Embellished V-Back Blouse, £70 ♥ 8. Dorothy Perkins Flower Multiband Ring, £7 ♥ 9. Topshop Camel Peter Pan Collar Spotted Blouse, £38 ♥ 10. Topshop Lace Ruffle Panty, £14 ♥ 11. Dorothy Perkins Tan Plait Skinny Belt, £6 ♥
Its finally December so I can talk about Christmas!
As you can probably see my wishlist is mostly a Topshop wishlist! Topshop is not really a plus size-friendly store considering their largest size is UK 16 (US 12) and I just about fit into it, but even their shoes and accessories are to die for this season! How incredible are these slightly ridiculous (but very cute!) sequin hot pants?! I'm in love.
The company that owns Topshop (and also DP, Evans, etc) launched Style369 recently. Style369 is aimed at young plus sized women. I heard many people say it would be the Topshop for fat girls so of course I was beyond excited to see what they had to offer. So far it has been a disappointment. One look at their dresses page makes me depressed. Do they really think that most young girls want to wear those dresses? Not only are the prints awful but the cut of most is not flattering. Why can't they just extend Topshops sizes? Overall I think Style369 looks like the lovechild of Evans and Dorothy Perkins, nothing new, fresh or exciting. That said, beneath all of the granny print dresses and 3 inch heels I found a few gems, including the leopard print basque above!
I hope Santa is good to all of you girls this Christmas!


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The Triple X life insurance regulation: Did it live up to the hype?
If you were shopping for term life insurance late last year, there's no doubt you heard the following salespitch in some form: "Buy now, or you'll pay more later."
The salespitch stemmed from a regulation known as Triple X, which was adopted by more than half of the states in the U.S. on Jan. 1, 2000. The law, was drafted by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, requires life insurance companies to keep their reserves at certain levels in order to pay claims.
Since term insurance was so cheap for so many years, many state insurance regulators across the nation worried that there wasn't enough money in reserves to pay out death benefits. Before the regulation went into effect, many insurance companies warned customers that they'd have to raise rates, eliminate longer term policies, or cut down on the length of the guaranteed premium rate.
So with the threat of Triple X, came the pressure for consumers to buy term life policies before prices went up. Velvet Beard, group product manager at QuickenInsurance, a Web site that offers insurance quoting, says her site processed a record number of life insurance quoting, says her site processed a record number of life insurance transaction in November and December. "It seems that everybody who thought they should buy term life insurance did so at the end of last year," she says.
Now that we're three months into the new year, was all the rush justified?
Some companies buckled, others held steady
If you bought term insurance at the end of last year, you probably did the right thing. Some life insurance companies did indeed raise rates and shorten premium guarantee periods, while other have opted to keep rates steady and take a "wait and see" attitude.
Why did some companies and not others have to raise rates? A company did not have to raise rates if its reserves were already at an adequate level under Triple X. Some states, such as New York, already required insurers to hold reserves at very conservative levels, says Cynthia Crosson, senior financial analyst at A.M. Best.
Laura Bazer, vice president and senior credit officer at Moody's Investors Service, says the companies that increased their rates are likely the ones that offered the lowest rates before Triple X went into effect and that probably weren't maintaining adequate reserves. "These companies could no longer support the low, low pricing," she says. "It just wasn't sustainable."
|"These companies could no longer support the low, low pricing. It just wasn't sustainable."
The popularity of term insurance is another factor that prompted some companies to raise rates. Tim Traynor, senior vice president of the North American Co. for Life and Health Insurance in Chicago, says that term insurance comprises between 75 and 80 percent of his company's policies in force. Since the company relied so heavily on term insurance premiums for profits, it had to raise rates and offer limited premium guarantees in order to meet the new reserve requirements.
On the other hand, Murray Payne, a spokesperson for State Farm Life Insurance Co., says that less than 20 percent of his company's premium dollars come from term insurance, and thus much of its financial strength comes from the sale of other products. Since State Farm Life sells a substantial amount of permanent insurance, it did not raise term rates. "State Farm's financial strength allows us to take a longer look at this thing, " Payne says.
Beard, of Quicken Insurance, says the insurers that boosted their rates are already feeling a competitive pinch from those who did not. Four of out of 12 life insurance companies that offer quotes on her site raised term rates after Jan. 1. Some have already told her that they are now thinking about lowering them again. "They're trying to find a way to re-price the products in order to be more competitive with the companies who didn't lower their rates," she says.
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More Cuts in Defense Spending a "Given": Air Force
December 20, 2012
Further cuts in U.S. military spending are certain, even if Congress and the White House find a way to avert damaging automatic reductions, a top U.S. Air Force general told Reuters as prospects for such a deal appeared to dim.
Lieutenant General Charles Davis, the top military official in charge of Air Force acquisition, said the Defense Department was working hard to identify ways to safeguard its most critical weapons programs but there were no easy answers.
At this point, he said, the prospect of further cuts to the overall Pentagon budget means every single acquisition program faces some reductions and schedule changes, which in turn would drive up the cost of individual weapons.


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Though his live debut was supposed to be January 14th at London's Plan B, it seems James Blake has jumped the gun and last week performed a set opening for Everything Everything in Manchester at the Royal Northern College of Music. Blake, backed up with a drummer and guitarist, played piano and keyboard and sang, doing songs from his self-titled February debut. Audience video for "Wilhelm's Scream" (jam) is above, with his Feist cover, "Limit to Your Love," "Unluck" and a minute and a half of an Auto-Tuned solo track a la "Woods" is after the jump. Kanye collab far away?
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Searching for Portland, Oregon churches? Need help getting on the right path? In this case, you should search online. This will help you find churches in a city that covers more than 145 square miles.
With hundreds of churches in Portland, finding the right one is not easy – unless you rely on the internet.
Religious beliefs vary greatly in the city of Portland. You will find many churches of the following denominations: Baptist, Methodist, Catholic, Episcopal, and Presbyterian among many others. There are also several well known non-denominational churches in Portland.
Are you interested in one of the more popular churches in Portland? Here is a small list to choose from: First Congregational United Church of Christ, First Presbyterian Church of Portland, Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, and St. Michael the Archangel Church.
There is nothing wrong with selecting a church based solely on religious affiliation. If you want to pinpoint your choice even further, focus on details including location, size, and worship schedule.
Portland is a big city. Find a church in your area of the city to avoid a long commute.
Although some Portland churches (such as those listed above) have thousands of members, there are others with smaller congregations. Do you have a size preference? You can use this detail to make a better selection.
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FORT WALTON BEACH - A woman was taken to a local hospital Wednesday after she was extricated from a car damaged in a traffic crash, according to firefighters.
The woman's Honda Fit collided with a truck near the intersection of Sullivan Street and Jonquil Avenue, said Battalion Chief Larry DiAmco with the Fort Walton Beach Fire Department.
The Honda's door had to be taken off the get to the woman, DiAmco said.
She was taken to Fort Walton Beach Medical Center with minor injuries.


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Despite claiming they have no need in Andrey Arshavin, Zenit St. Petersburg have begun to negotiate the purchase of the Russian football captain from Arsenal.
According to The Times newspaper, Arsenal are ready to part with their playmaker for 10 million pounds (around US$15.8 million).
Zenit's press service have neither denied nor confirmed the information.
Arshavin has already appeared on the pitch for the Gunners this season, coming on as a sub in their season opener against Sunderland (0-0) this weekend.
The Russian is under contract with the Arsenal until 2013, but lacks a firm spot in the team's starting lineup.
The 31-year-old spent the end of last season on loan at Zenit, scoring three goals in 10 appearances for the club.
But the team's sponsors from Gazprom spoke against prolonging cooperation with the footballer after some harsh words he said following Russia's disappointing display at Euro 2012.
But now, with the start of the Champions League campaign just around the corner, it seems their mood has changed.
Arshavin is one of the greatest players in Zenit's history, scoring 52 goals in 236 games for the club between 2000 and 2009.


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The Obama family is hosting a seder in the White House.
The seder, launched during the 2008 campaign when candidate Barack Obama joined three Jewish staffers mounting an improvised seder while on the road, has become a private affair, with a focus on black-Jewish relations.
The only announcement this year was on Obama's schedule: On Monday evening, it said, "the President and the First Lady will mark the beginning of Passover with a Seder at the White House with friends and staff."
According to reports, African-American and Jewish staffers are invited to participate, contribute recipes and read through the Haggadah.
Obama's 2009 seder is believed to be the first conducted in the White House.
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Dean Pedersen was named V-500 Volunteer of the Year at the group's annual recognition dinner Saturday, said Alison Kasowki, Valley City State University's Assistant Director of Annual Giving.
Kasowski also said the V-500 group met its 2013 -2014 fundraising goal.
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Back when I first moved to New England with my family, I discovered Force Five on Channel 25, which is now a Fox Affiliate. I guess it only ran in New England and in Italy. It was five shows, one for each day of the week. Dangard Ace, Grandizer, Spaceketeers, Starvengers and Gaiking. Each one cheesy as hell but boasting one or many totally sweet giant robots that often fought other giant robots while the pilots called out their attacks before they did them (Double! Sickle!). Good times. A couple of years later I would discover Tranzor Z (aka Mazinger, I think, I'm sure Necrodave will correct me if I'm wrong) and somewhere along the lines I saw a cool one called Dynamo which I never saw again. They bring back fond memories and a yearning to actually go to Mr. Big Toyland on Moody Street in Waltham, MA thanks to the ad that ran after the shows.
So imagine my excitement when I saw this in production in Korea.
Hell yeah. I don't know jack about it aside from its title, Taekwon V but I believe that I've been waiting a long time for a proper Shogun Warriors style giant robot throwdown and we're about to get one.
Finally, here's a the Mr. Big Toyland clip.


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Factory Hill
Factory Hill is a 9,607-foot-high peak in the Red Mountains. By 1876, the peak was called "Red Mountain," a name that had originally been given to present-day Mount Sheridan by members of the 1871 Hayden Survey. Eventually, the name "Red" was applied to the entire small mountain range.
Members of the Hague parties named Factory Hill in about 1885 because N.P. Langford's description of steam vents near the mountain. In the June 1871 issue of Scribner's, Langford had written: "Through the hazy atmosphere we beheld, on the shore of the inlet opposite our camp, the steam ascending in jets from more than fifty craters, giving it much the appearance of a New England factory village" (p. 120).
This river drains Shoshone and Lewis lakes and is a tributary of the Snake River. In 1872, members of the second Hayden survey called the river "Lake Fork" because it was a fork of the Snake that began in those two lakes. An 1876 map showed the river marked "Lewis Fork" (of the Snake), named from Lewis Lake.
This small range of mountains, located just west of Heart Lake, is completely contained within the boundaries of Yellowstone National Park. In 1871, F.V. Hayden named present-day Mount Sheridan "Red Mountain." In 1872, members of the second Hayden Survey transferred that name to the entire range. The name was "derived from the prevailing color of the volcanic rocks which compose them" (Hayden, Twelfth Annual Report, p. 470). In 1878, Henry Gannett reported that there were 12 peaks in the range, with 10,308-foot-high Mount Sheridan being the highest.
This small lake is located about three miles south of the West Thumb bay of Yellowstone Lake. Rudolph Hering (see Hering Lake) of the Hayden Survey named Riddle Lake in 1872. Frank Bradley of the Survey wrote:
This "insolvable riddle" of the "mythical lake among the mountains" where water flowed to both oceans probably originated from (or at least was fueled by) "Lake Biddle," which appeared on the Lewis and Clark map of 1806 (named after their editor, Nicholas Biddle). The lake then appeared on the Samuel Lewis version of the map in 1814 as "Lake Riddle." Riddle Lake is not "directly on the divide"; it drains to the Atlantic Ocean by way of its outlet, Solution Creek, which flows to Yellowstone Lake. Thus, the name was the result of a mapping error combined with fur-trapper stories of two-ocean water.
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