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Broadside Publishing
About 10 times a year the Broadside committee — composed of both faculty and students — publishes a piece of original creative writing in placard, or "broadside," format. Each piece is individually signed by the author and distributed free of charge to a subscription list of about 250 people on campus. (Sorry, no mailed subscriptions.) Since 1976 the outstanding writing of students, faculty and staff members, as well as visitors to campus, has been honored by such publication.
Poems, songs and short fiction are welcome in the series. Authors are also encouraged to submit an illustration or visual design for the publication, which is produced by a paid student assistant.
Most recent Broadside: Exposure, by Jess Sprunger
Notable Broadside Writers:
- Dana Johnson
- Rhoda Janzen
- B.H. Fairchild
- Cornelius Eady
- Pat Mora, Chicana poet
- David Dabydeen, novelist and poet, Guyana and England
- Donald Hall, poet, New Hampshire
- Denise Levertov, poet, Seattle, Wash.
- David Foster Wallace, author of Infinite Jest
- Seamus Heaney, Ireland, winner of the 1995 Nobel Prize for Literature
- Garrison Keillor of radio's "Prairie Home Companion"
- Elliot Wigginton, founder of the Foxfire project
- Gwendolyn Brooks, winner of the Pulitzer Prize
- William Stafford, poet, National Book Award
- Peter Fallon, Ireland, poet and publisher
- Colville Young, poet, Governor-General of Belize
- Niyi Osundare, Nigeria, Commonwealth Poetry Prize
- Alastair Reed, poet, The New Yorker
- Yevgeny Yevtushenko, Russia, poet
Broadsides by active Mennonite writers include:
- Julia Kasdorf, Carnegie poetry prize
- Rudy Wiebe, Canada, novelist, Governor-General's Prize
- Jean Janzen, poet, Fresno, Calif.
- Juanita Brunk, poet, New York City, N.Y.
- Keith Ratzlaff, poet, Iowa
- Janet Kauffman, novelist, Michigan
- David Waltner-Toews, poet, Toronto, Canada

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Or ... hmm ... one's *character*. I have so many!
For my paladin, an honest-to-goodness two-hand mace that actually looks like it belongs on a paladin.
For my nelf rogue, the occupied grave of Tyrande Whisperwind, bearing the legend "Tyrande Whisperwind, traitor and accursed. She has paid for setting Illidan free." Or a class trainer named after her if we ever get a Warden or Demon Hunter hero class.
For my gnome mage, perhaps a statue in a corner somewhere if we ever actually retake Gnomeregan (wearing Alliance tier nine mage gear). Clicking on the statue will buff you with Arcane Brilliance.
For my nelf spriest, a temple tucked away somewhere dedicated to the new moon, the dark face of Elune, with a night elven (shadow) priest trainer. Perhaps in the mountains above Desolace.
For my dwarf shammy, a stormhammer; a one-handed agi mace, melee hits give a stacking damage buff, when the buff reaches a certain value it does X amount of nature damage and the buff counter resets.
For my blood elf DK, a mausoleum somewhere in Eversong Woods.
For my undead spriest, a staff that drops from Sylvanas in the Undercity raid.
For my undead rogue, an engineering trainer named after her ... piloting a zeppelin on a semirandom route through the skies of Lordaeron. It wouldn't stop anywhere, but if you could find it you'd be rewarded with crazy engineering goodies, like a mechagnome disguise or something.
And for my worgen warrior, an unkillable elite NPC named after him, roaming Silverpine Forest at will and one-shotting Horde players. Perhaps in full Wrathful PVP gear, I like the design of that one. Move over, Son of Arugal!


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This July we will screen films about people who made stunning personal transformations under very challenging circumstances. We hope their stories inspire you. The theme compliments our summer reading program, Groundbreaking Reads. All screenings are free and open to the public. Please note that the first three films start at 6:30pm, but the following two begin at 6pm.
July 2 -- Tsotsi (2006)
R, 95 min.
The film follows the lonely life of Tsotsi (meaning "thug"), a ruthless gang leader in South Africa, for six days. Tsotsi does not often think beyond his next crime. When he cares for a child that he accidentally kidnapped in a carjacking, Tsotsi begins to rediscover his humanity and his capacity to love.
July 9 -- The Diving Bell and the Butterfly (2007)
PG-13, 114 min.
The editor of the French Elle magazine, Jean-Dominique Bauby, suffered a stroke at age 43 that paralyzed his entire body with the exception of his left eye. Bauby used that eye to blink out his memoir. He eloquently described the aspects of his interior world, his psychological torment, and the imagined stories from the lands of his imagination. From director Julian Schnabel and based on Bauby's actual memoir.
July 16 -- Precious, based on the novel "Push" by Sapphire (2009)
R, 109 min.
Harlem, 1987. Clareece "Precious" Jones is an illiterate sixteen-year-old African-American girl with a life no one would want. She's pregnant for the second time with her father's child. Yet, Precious hangs on to something. When she is asked to join a special school, Precious begins to find herself. Learn more about the novel that inspired the film here.
July 23 -- Seven Years in Tibet (1997)
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Heinrich Harrer is an Austrian national and a Nazi sympathizer. He leaves Austria in 1939 to climb mountains in the Himalayas. Through a series of circumstances (including POW camp) he and fellow climber Peter Aufschnaiter become the only two foreigners in the Tibetan holy city of Lhasa. There, Heinrich's life changes forever as he becomes a close confidant to the young Dalai Lama. Based on a true story.
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Wrong Hands // Wrong Hands
I am always interested in what hardcore label Blank Stare is doing. I suppose it started when they released Motivator's self-titled EP last year, a release that became one of my absolute favorites of last year. Aside from signing great hardcore punk bands and releasing cassettes the label also runs its own zine. Yeah, they got some good juju going on over there.
Back in January the label released the self-titled EP from a Toronto band called Wrong Hands. Such as is the case with many of their bands, this release was my first introduction to the band. And even though the EP is a quick five-track shot, the band still manages to do a lot with the time. So yeah, although this is a hardcore release on a hardcore label, Wrong Hands still manages to take the music to some really dark places. The band busts out some chugging metal riffs and the vocalist hits some surprisingly low depths with his growls getting downright guttural. It's just another example of how great the Canadian skate punk scene is.
Download Wrong Hands for free on Blank Stare's bandcamp page and make sure you snoop around their other releases while you're there.
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The psychology club provides students with an opportunity to take on leadership roles, become acquainted with other students with similar interests and goals, and get involved with professional development and networking.
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ramya says
The Debt : Equity ratio is 0.4 as per the example. Please explain me how did you work out the Vd as 40% and Ve as 100% ?
I have worked out the Ke as 0.15+0.7 x(0.15-0.08)x 0.4/0.6 = 18.26%
and WACC 13.2%
John Moffat says
If the ratio of debt to equity is 0.4, then if equity is 100 then debt must be 0.4 x 100 = 40.
(You are treating it as if debt to debit+equity is 0.4!)
rmracca says
Hi Tutor ,
In the example for debt/equity ratio 0.4 you said debt is 40% and equity is 60% , so if the D/E =0.6 does that imply the debt is 60% and equity 40%? and if D/E 0.25 – debt is 25% and equity 75%?
John Moffat says
I don't think that I did say that, and I certainly used the correct figures in the example.
A debt/equity ratio of 0.4 does not mean that debt is 40% and equity 60% (if that was the case, the ratio would be 40/60!)
rmracca says
Hi Tutor ,
My apologies in advance for asking a silly question.For a given gearing ratio ( Vd/Ve ) = 0.4 , how did you work out the Vd as 40% and Ve as 100% ?
zee90 says
sir is there a lecture on NPV in foreign currency ???
John Moffat says
No – there is not a specific lecture.
However the only extra technique needed is to be able to forecast future exchange rates using the purchasing power parity formula. This was covered in F9 and there is a chapter revising it in the P4 course notes.
Otherwise it is a question is setting up the foreign cash flows in exactly the normal way, but in the foreign currency. Then converting the foreign currency to the home currency using the forecast exchange rates. Then adding any other cash flows that there may be in the home currency, and then discounting.
It can get very messy, but the problem is more just the arithmetic involved then any extra special technique.
zee90 says
thank you SIR
Naga Praveen says
The typing mistake which is mentioned in the lecture in the formula for the cost of equity is not rectified in the course notes.
Thank You
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You put my lecturers to shame with your skill at explaining things. I think it's because you undoubtedly understand (extremely well) what it is you are teaching.Thanks so much
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Hitman: Absolution Walkthrough
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Skurky's Law Operation Sledgehammer One of a Kind Blackwater Park Countdown Absolution
.Skurky's Law
Move out of the Courtroom and go up the stairs around the corner to the right. Head to the Library and wait for the Security Guard to come out of the door on the left. Once he's gone, head into the Library and wait around the door for the Usher to come in. When he does take him out and take his disguise.
Head back into the Courtroom via the upstairs gallery. When the video evidence starts rolling, the Security Guard in front of the monitor to the left will leave the room. Turn the television off and there'll be a five min recess. Head downstairs and make your way around the left side of the Courtroom and into Judge's room. You'll have to make use of Instinct to avoid alterting the other Usher at the other side of the room.
Subdue the Judge take his clothes and hide him in the closet. Leave the Courtroom and head into the Security Room over to your left. Head into the room on the left and take the Keycard from the desk, then return to the Courtroom and open the locked door to the right of the bench. You'll have to pick the lock on the door behind, and you can do it once the Security Guard removes himself from view.
Holding Cells
Head down into the
holding cells proper and wait for your escort to leave. This leaves you with two Security Guards, one of which patrolling and the other following your every move. Take the fire extinguisher nearby upstairs and throw it next to the locker. When the guard goes to check it out, head over to the exit and pick the lock while the other Security Guard has his back turned.
No disguise will work here so be ready...
Wait for the officer outside to move away. Now, crouch and go ahead. You can take out the three officers in the room to the right who are hurting the poor guy who inturn reveals the code to open a safe which grants you with great guns but if you don't want the negative points just sneak past the lot. When you see the officer who is inside the control room move over to the red button and then move back, it's your time to sneak in behind him and press the red button. Then return to your hiding place. When the officer comes to the corner follow him back around and head through the now opened door.
Stop at the first door on the right and wait for the officer to turn around, then continue on your way. Sneak around the next corner and climb the ladder, then follow the walkway around to the next one. Climbing down the ladder will attract some attention, so just slide so that you move quicker. Head around the corner behind you. At the top of the stairs, shoot the padlock on the door with your ballers, then pick the lock on the one behind it to end the level.
Operation Sledgehammer
County Jail
Break yourself free and move ahead to the fire alarm on the other side -
Go back to the seat once you activate the alarm and wait for a guard to come attend to it. Go at him and disguise yourself. Go up the stairsand you'll come to another officer who's on the phone, you can take the power cord here as a replacment for your fibre wire but I doubt you'll need it. You can subdue him and move ahead to a checkpoint. Then go thru the vent next to the medicine box -
Come out the other side and wait for the cop to move away. Now, you'll need some instinct to get past the next two cops to get you ballers and then move out of this place. Or you can stop and distract each of them and get your ballers and then move out.
Get close to and take cover infront of the black agency SUV and take the knife here -
Throw the knife a bit to the right of the guard who is standing infront of the ladder to the left ahead and go up the ladder when he moves to investigate -
Once you come down the other side, you can activate a checkpoint. This next area needs a lot of concentration and focus because you can get caught really easily.
Go down and take cover behind the wall and watch the patrolling grunt and when his back is truned, pick an empty bottle and move ahead behind the low cover all the way to the left end of the street. Here you'll come across another grunt straight ahead and one more guy is partolling right across the street to the right. You need to be very quick and watch the movement of the grunt to the right of the street and when he is turning to the right, move ahead and subdue or garrote the grunt and take his clothes. You can also shoot cars with your ballers to cause alarms and create a distraction for the group of guards ahead. Stick close to the cars even after you have the disguise and move from cover to cover as the guards ahead are come back on the road. As you reach the other end, you can go thru to the next area.
Make your way around to the left and head through the door and go down the stairs. When you reach the warehouse, two Agency Heavy Troopers will enter through the shutter on the right. Keep to the right and take cover behind one of the shelves. When a Heavy Trooper comes past, subdue him and take his disguise. His body can be stashed in the container to the right of the door he came through. Head through that door and head around to the left, blending in all the way, until you reach the room at the end. If you're low on Instinct, you can climb the ladder and use the scaffolding to move across as much of the room as possible, then make your way around from there. The exit to the warehouse is over to the right. Outside the warehouse, make your way up the stairs and into the building. Take the next set of stairs up and pick the lock on the door at the top.
Hope Fair
Subdue the sniper and move into the next room where his rifle is stashed.
This is probable the toughest area in the game and if you really think you are good at sneaking then you ought to get past this area without any trouble.
Head out the door and down the stairs. Move to the left, using the stalls as cover. Wait behind the first stall until the Heavy Troopers enter the bar, then continue along and up onto the stage, using the tables as cover. Once you're down the steps at the other side, take cover against the barrel and wait for the Heavy Trooper to walk away. Once you reach the last stall on this side, wait for the Grunt to walk away, then vault the carts and continue down the left side. Use the cover to get as far along as possible, then break out Instinct and walk towards the exit in the top-left corner. From where you are, it's not a long walk, so even a small amount of Instinct will do.
Go into the church and give Skyrky a head shot...
One of a Kind
Follow Tom and wear the new suit. You can go into the basement for more fun suits to try on and there's evidence on the desk to the left of the store.
Blackwater Park
Head around to the right into the gardens and sneak your way down that side. Once you're through the arch, wait until the Guard is gone, then move along the left wall until you're in view of the ground planter. Keep going until you see the booth at the top of the ramp. Hop over the small barrier to avoid detection from the two guys near the door, then move over to the Plumber's van. When the Plumber comes back to tinker with the pump, lure him over to the black car by throwing the Remote Explosives. Subdue and strip him, then hide his body in the hopper near his van.
Head into Blackwater via the back door and head around until you reach the checkpoint marker at the top of the stairs. Make a right in the lobby and head out into the corridor. The room in front you come to is the security room, and over on the left side, near the window, is the terminal that will deactivate the retinal scanner on the elevator. There's a guard who constantly comes near the terminal and checks over it -
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There are usually three Guards in the room, but one will occasionally head into the lobby. When he does, there will be a brief moment when the remaining Guards will have their backs to you - one at the bookcase opposite the terminal and one at the map on the far side of the room. Sneak through the left doorway and tamper with the computer. Return to the lobby and call the elevator.
Move to the left and go along the ledge. Keep going and when you come out the door you'll come to a large hall. There should only be one security guard here to the right near the foot of the stairs. Subdue him and drag him back outside the door you came from and disguise yourself. If he dropped a keycard then take it if not, go back and hide behind the low desk infront of the door you were just using -
Wait for another guard to come (usually from the left) and take his card and dump his body too. One thing is that, you can stay covered here for as long as you want to because Layla eventually comes into this room with her guards. When she does, you can shoot her in the head with the ballers and immediately move out thru the back door leading to the elevator shaft which you were just using. Do it quickly or you may get spotted. Anyway, drop down the elevator now and hide behind it wall. Wait for a proper moment or distract the enemies ahead or just use instinct to cover yourself and move to the right to the locked door and open it. The panic room is to the left here -
Go in and pick up the phone.... then watch the great cutscene..
Blackwater Roof
Now finally, to Dexter...
Crouch and move ahead in the fog slowly. Carefully subdue the guard and take his outfit and dump him thru the sun panels -
Be very careful while moving thru this area since even at the slightest suspicion, Dexter blows up the roof. You can use instinct or diversion to move ahead to the next place where you'll find the checkpoint. After you come to the checkpoint, slowly move to the right of the roof ahead and you'll come to a door you can use to get up to Dexter. This door bypasses the proximkity mines so don't miss it. The way you move is really up to you. If you have enough instinct then you can just stroll thru the entire area but if you are low on it then you need to move slowly while crouched causing diversion whenever you can. Once you come to Dexter, there's nothing much to do.
Cemetery Entrance
Quickly head down the stairs behind you and swap cover to the other side of the doorway. When the Grunt comes in, make him sleep and take his disguise then drag him to the side of the doorway -
Climb out of the window to the right and make your way down the right, using the gravestones as cover. When you reach the second one, wait until the two Grunts part ways, then follow the one heading right and push him into the grave. Head down the stairs and keep as far right as possible as you make your way along. Once you're up the next set of steps, grab the Book to the left and use it to distract the Grunts so you can sneak up the next set, then you'll want to head left and down the next set. Cover is difficult, so quickly make your way down the next set of stairs to shake them off. Hide behind the planter closest to the exit door until the Grunt there walks off. Amusingly enough, he'll walk over to where you're hiding, so you'll have to head around the other side of the planter to reach the door, which is locked and needs picking.
Burnwood Family Tomb
Move ahead and run while crouched to behind one of the stones when you see the two guards talking ahead of you. Now, move to the right where you see another guard and throw somehting to distract him, there's a dogbone to the right here, then subdue him and take disguise. Now, move ahead and you should find some proximity mines. Take one and head straight and into the tunnel. If you use instinct then you can see that the columns are shown in yellow, which means they are weak. So plant the mine here and go back and to the left where the exit is. You can wait it out here since the only person to come thru the tunnel is Jade and she will bury herself. Go thru the gate after you are done with here.
Move ahead while crouched and use instinct to look around. You will see that the place is littered with laser mines so you'll need to be carefull where you are going. The area far ahead has three Praetorians. If you have your sniper you can use it to kill them off from a distance - I really don't know way the last mission of the game is this easy, but you can kill all of the Praetorians with any gun in a heartbeat no matter how close or far you are from them. If you don't have the sniper then stay crouched and move ahead all the way and climb up the ledge -
You can climb up after the guy passes, take cover and then give him a head shot. If you see more than one of them at a time then use point shooting. The end game is really easy though. After you kill them, pick up the explosives at the foot of the main crypt and place it on the door.
Enjoy all the revelations and cutscenes after the game...


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Vance Worley threw his the first complete game of his career last night, holding the Giants to two runs on three hits and a walk as the Phils pounded San Francisco for a 7-2 win.
The Phils are now 9-2 on the year in the 11 starts that Worley has made — that .818 winning percentage is the best for any of their starting pitchers. They are 17-4 (.810) when Halladay starts.
Worley hasn't allowed more than two runs in any of his last seven starts. In those outings the Phils have gone 7-0 while Worley has thrown to a 1.14 ERA and opponents have hit .151 against him.
The bats have come alive for the Phillies in July. After scoring 3.69 runs a game in May and 3.78 runs a game in June, the Phils have scored 113 runs while going 14-6 so far in July. That's about 5.65 runs per game.
The Phillies are 65-37 after beating the San Francisco Giants 7-2 last night.
Worley got the start for the Phillies and threw a complete game, allowing two runs on three hits and a walk. Two of the hits went for extra-bases, a double and a home run. He struck out five.
Andres Torres was the first batter of the game and hit a ball over Mayberry's head and off the wall in right. Torres moved to third on a ground out by Jeff Keppinger and came home to score on Pablo Sandoval's fly ball to left, putting the Giants up 1-0. Aubrey Huff flew to right for the third out.
Up 4-1, Worley set the Giants down in order in the second and again in the third.
Keppinger led off the fourth with a single. Sandoval popped to short for the first out and Huff flew to right for the second. Nate Schierholtz grounded to Utley to leave Keppinger stranded.
Worley had a 5-1 lead when he started the fifth. Cody Ross led off and hit a ground ball to third. Martinez fielded, but his throw to first was bad for an error. Worley left him stranded by striking out the next three hitters, getting Mike Fontenot, Eli Whiteside and pitcher Barry Zito all looking.
He threw a 1-2-3 sixth.
Up 6-1, he set the Giants down in order in the seventh.
He got the first two in the eighth before righty Aaron Rowand hit for the pitcher Zito. Rowand hit Worley's first pitch out to left, cutting the Phillies lead to 6-2. Worley got Andres Torres on a ground ball to second for the third out.
Keppinger flew to center to start the ninth. Sandoval was next and drove a ball to left, but Ibanez made a nifty catch, timing his jump and crashing into the wall, for the second out. Worley walked Huff, then got Schierholtz to fly to right to end the game.
The Phillies lineup against lefty Barry Zito went (1) Rollins (2) Martinez (3) Utley (4) Howard (5) Victorino (6) Ibanez (7) Mayberry (8) Schneider. Tim Lincecum was supposed to start the game for the Giants, but was scratched due to the flu. Mayberry played right instead of Brown, who was in the lineup before Lincecum was scratched.
Rollins and Martinez both flew out to start the bottom of the first with the Phils down 1-0. Utley followed with a single and came in to score when Howard doubled into the right field corner, tying the game at 1-1. Victorino walked after that and Ibanez hit the first pitch he saw from Zito out to right-center, putting the Phils up 4-1. Mayberry struck out to end the inning.
Ibanez stays in the lineup against the lefty with Francisco on the bench and delivers early. He came into the game hitting 221/250/379 against lefties.
The Phils went in order in the second and again in the third.
Victorino and Ibanez went down to start the fourth. Mayberry was next and he hit a 1-1 pitch out to left center, extending the lead to 5-1. Schneider struck out for the third out.
Score another for Manuel's lineup against the lefty Zito.
They went in order in the fifth.
Utley led off the sixth and drove a ball to center. It hit off the wall and rolled and rolled towards right. Schierholtz finally got to it and threw it into the infield, but Utley raced all the way around and slid in just ahead of (or at about the same time as) the tag. He was called safe and the Phils were up 6-1. The Phils went in order behind him.
Very close play at the plate. Whiteside's tag was high cause the relay came in on the third base side of home plate, but Utley might have been out.
Mayberry started the seventh with a double to left. He took off trying to steal third, but left too early. Zito stepped off and threw to second where he was picked off for the first out. Schneider walked behind him. Worley tried to bunt him to second, but struck out fouling off strike two. Rollins flew to center to end the inning.
Up 6-2, Martinez and Utley went down to start the eighth before Howard pounded a 1-0 pitch out to center. 7-2. Victorino flew to left for the third out.
Rollins was 0-for-4. He's 1-for-his-last-20.
Martinez 0-for-4. 2-for-his-last-16.
Utley 2-for-4 with a home run. 11-for-24 with four doubles and three home runs over his last nine games.
Howard 2-for-4 with a double, a home run and two RBI. 6-for-his-last-14. Twenty home runs on the year for Howard, all 20 of which have come against righties. He's slugging .320 against lefties.
Victorino 0-for-3 with a walk. 6-for-his-last-16 with three walks.
Ibanez 1-for-3 with a three-run homer. 5-for-his-last-11. 279/309/498 over his last 285 plate appearances since May 3.
Mayberry 2-for-3 with a double and a home run. 353/353/647 in his last 34 plate appearances (12-for-34 with seven doubles and a home run).
Schneider 0-for-2 with a walk. He's hitting .176 in 81 plate appearances for the year.
Cole Hamels (12-5, 2.62) faces righty Tim Lincecum (8-8, 2.90) tonight. Lincecum has allowed one run or less in five or his last six starts, throwing to a 1.66 ERA with a 1.13 ratio over those six outings. Hamels has allowed more than two runs in a start once in his last 11 outings. Righties are hitting 199/246/288 against him for the year. Over his last 14 starts he's allowed just four home runs in 96 2/3 innings. That's about .37 home runs per nine innings compared to his career rate of about 1.07.
This suggests there is no timetable for Contreras's return and that Blanton may not return at all this year.
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This Week 138,400 70,100 146,200 354,700
Last Week 146,300 16,800 32,800 195,900
Last Year 160,000 53,600 62,000 275,600
Compared to last week, feeder cattle and calves traded very uneven with calves ranging from steady to 5.00 higher to steady to 5.00 lower. While yearlings sold mostly steady to 5.00 lower, with several auctions this week catching up with last week's declines that are on a two week schedule quoting yearlings 10.00-15.00 lower than two weeks ago. Cattle buyers turned a little cautious this week as good gains in the Live and Feeder cattle futures on Monday turned decisively lower on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, before recovering with solid gains on Friday after a very volatile couple of weeks of trading.
Added losses on Boxed Beef values as retailers prepare for Labor Day and with continued declines in the fat cattle trade. On Wednesday afternoon in Kansas trade developed with live sales 3.00 lower at 152.00 and a few live sales in Nebraska also at 152.00. On Friday afternoon in Nebraska had some live sales trading at 155.00 pretty much steady with last week. If we are starting to come off a top in our cattle markets sometimes it's difficult to know or understand if we have put a top in the market or a correction. No one knew how high this market would go, but we all knew that one day it would top out. Many would agree that this late-summer calf and yearling market could very well have put in its highs for the time being as this feeder cattle market has for some time continued to defy gravity at high altitude prices. Needless to say, pressure was felt this week due to lower futures, boxed beef prices and lower fat cattle trade. Still, demand remains very good for feeders, this week many auctions were selling 700-800 lb yearling steers ranging from 220.00-240.00, with a near pot load of fancy black steers at the Callaway Livestock Center in Kingdom City, Mo weighing 710 lbs at 256.00. In Valentine, NE on Thursday over 400 head of 900-950 lb steers sold with a weighted average price of 215.76. This Bull Market of 2014 has been a demand driven market for an overall short supply of feeder cattle. The Pro-Farmer Tour is underway with all signs pointing to a record corn and soybean crop throughout the Corn Belt. Friday's Cattle on Feed Report was mostly neutral to a little larger than expected, but close to expectations, with August 1st inventories at 98 percent, while placements came in at 93 percent and marketings at 91 percent. This week's reported auction volume included 46 percent over 600 lbs and 38 percent heifers.
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We asked, and you answered. Inspired by the interior, art and design titles you hope to unwrap this holiday season, we pulled together a list of no-fail gifts for your favorite home-obsessed reader. Here's what the bookworms among us want most:
1. Young House Love by Sherry & John Petersik. YHL got the most shoutouts in the comments, and it's no wonder. The former Homies winners have quite the following, and their first book has made the New York Times Bestseller list. You can order a signed copy from Richmond bookseller, Fountain Bookstore.
2. Guide to Easier Living by Russel & Mary Wright. The Wrights literally wrote the book on mid-century living. For a true design blast from the past, pick up a vintage copy.
3. How to Design Your Perfect Interior by Gail Doby. If you're looking for more than inspiration photos and some tips, this title helps you think like a designer.
4. Happy Home by Rebecca Winwood. Full of homes we'd love to hang out in, Winwood's Happy Home continues the trend of relaxed interiors that are more about welcoming spaces than specific styles.
5. Decorate Workshop by Holly Becker. Becker of Decor8 blog gives practical tips on how to take a space from vision to completion in her 2nd book, Decorate Workshop.
6. 100 Ways to Happy Chic Your Life by Jonathan Adler. In this new book from one of our favorite designers, Adler shares a hundred tips, some purposeful and some just playful, on how to build not only a happy home, but a happy life.
7. L.A. Modern by Tim Street-Porter. A favorite for west coast architecture porn, L.A. Modern is full of stunning spreads, and as one reviewer says, "perfect for your Naguchi coffee table."
8. Tiny Houses by Mimi Zeiger. We have a soft spot for small homes, and Zeiger's Tiny Houses showcases some of the coolest "microgreen" spaces across the the world.
9. Apartment Therapy books by Maxwell Gillingham-Ryan. Aw, shucks. One commenter gave Maxwell's own titles the thumbs up. We suggest picking up a copy of The 8-Step Home Cure if your abode could use some love. It may come in handy this January (wink, wink).
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I was finally able to read Russel Wright's book (thanks, ILL!). Wish I could find an affordable copy, because it was amazing and prescient.
I bought Maxwell's 8 Step Home Cure last year when he had the 20/20 Apartment Cure series. I forget what it was called, but it suggested 20 minute daily tasks in your home for 20 weeks. It was a great video series. I liked the book, too. It inspired me to work harder in my home. I couldn't do each exactly as Maxwell advised, but I was able to adapt and do what I could. A worthwhile book for now and later.
Correction on my post: The 20/20 program was a 20 minute task a day for 20 days, I believe, not 20 weeks. It was good, though.
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Clinical psychologist Michael Breus, author of "The Sleep Doctor's Diet Plan," says you need to think about where you're sleeping.
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If "stressed" is the answer, Breus says start by focusing on your senses. First, what do you see?
"Too much light can actually make it difficult to fall asleep. So one of the things I do is I ask people to take the bedside lamp and use a 40 watt bulb instead of a 90 watt bulb. Or to use a dimmer switch and dim the lights maybe 40 minutes before bed," said Breus.
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Location: College Place, WA
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Meniere's disease
My wife who rides a little came down with Meniere's in late April. It just came out of nowhere, featuring vertigo and severe vomiting. She thought it was benign positional vertigo but finally went to her ENT doc who diagnosed it as Meniere's. Said that the Epley does no good which my wife agreed with since that is what she and a physical therapist had first tried She works as a personal fitness trainer so it effected her work. Like someone else said, give it some time and watch what you eat; the wife's is about 95% improved now and she's nearly back to normal with no medication. Just watching her diet and the salt content of food more than she used to. Best of luck in dealing with it.
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Location: S F Ca
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mine is from a real bad crash not the disease I had to learn not to trust my ears and not to fly any more sever spins and vomiting, these days I learn to balance my shoulder muscles and that helps but their are some days when I don't ride, getting old is an adventure!
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I've dealt w/Meniere's for about 3-4 years...I've been on acyclovir (helped), pregnenolone (helps control inflammation, helped), another antiviral (can't remember the name, also helped), and a monthly steroid shot. I started allergy shots (allergies have always been a problem) about two months ago and I've had no symptoms since then. My first ENT told me that the best I could hope for was slow hearing loss and eventually feeling dizzy all the time, that was the last time I saw him. My current ENT has tried something new every time the previous remedy quit working, so I would strongly recommend a second opinion. Don't give up on riding unless it doesn't feel safe.
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I'm a deaf rider and use sign language. Have dealt with periodic episodes of vertigo dizziness since I was 23 (I'm 36 now) with varying degrees of frequency & duration. As someone mentioned, severe spins while feeling hot and vomiting are the worst.
Mine can come any time, but I can keep things in check by being careful with caffeine, avoiding fast food, managing stress, giving myself plenty of outs, and most importantly, alcohol. When I quit drinking & got sober 7 years ago, I was amazed how my vertigo immediately dropped to almost nothing. Don't waste your time around negative people or situations. Treat yourself well & congratulate yourself for any small minor good things you do.
Part of it could be psychological, as getting sober allowed me to deal with a bunch of inner issues, and thereby reducing overall stress levels from knowing I wasn't hitting the bottle to avoid other problems. On the other hand, I wasn't dealing with hangovers, and a lot of alcohol does involve grain hops (gluten source?) as I was mostly a beer & mixed drinks guy, not a wine person.
While I got sober for myself, I have to admit the huge reduction in vertigo definitely helped me stay sober in my early sobriety. Hey, if that's a blessing in disguise, I'll take it!
Obviously, I don't ride if I have the spins. However, I've taken plenty of long trips (12K avg/yr) and know myself enough to plan routes that give me flexibility if vertigo hits me, and make sure I give myself plenty of time for rest if I start feeling iffy. I keep meclizine & ativan handy, and take as needed, but usually don't need it while riding.
No shame in keeping a credit card handy & checking into a motel earlier than planned while on the road. I haven't camped while on the foad yet, curious how that will work out. Just having mental "outs" actually takes the edge off and lets me focus on the riding, including an awesome FL-CA-FL ride over 17 days on the FJR last Xmas.
Good luck to everyone! Just do the next right thing after the next right thing, and eventually the tide shifts back in your favor.
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Thanks for that. I've been feeling pretty crappy as I'm sure everyone does when they faced the reality that they have a chronic condition with no cure so there is no going back. I've been entertaining the idea of selling my Buell (the only new bike I've ever purchased) but with that would also go the admission that I've sort given up 2 months into dealing with this crap. Currently I kind of look at it like I'm going down a road that's deteriorating with no option of turning around, ever. And when looking to my future I'm having trouble envisioning those good times ahead. As crappy as Menieres disease is I almost feel guilty for never having heard of it before getting it.
The world would be a better place if there were fewer people who felt like they needed to teach other people a lesson.
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My first snap with Vertigo was when I was in college. I had a bit of a hangover and slept in a really warm room that night. When I woke up I was lying on my stomach but facing left. I shifted from left to right when the room started spinning, BAD! I sat up and it felt like I had the bed spins. Started cold sweating, freaking out a little, then it calmed down and I went home. Doc said BPPV, caused by little mineral crystals forming and rattling around in the part of my ear that controls the feel of position. He said, "similar to kidney stones". This gave me closure, but no cure.
Then I did my own troubleshooting. If kidney stones are prevented by staying properly hydrated, I'll give it a shot. I noticed my spins were usually more pronounced during hangovers, so I started pushing water. Not soda, coffee, beer, but WATER. Low and behold, it worked. Now (about 10 years later) if I start feeling dizzy or like my balance isn't all there I have a big glass of water or two. I've started putting in those low calorie flavor packs to help.
Good luck. This ailment sucks.
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Collections and Other Notes for Act II
ACT III Continued on Page 3...
Collections and Other Notes for Act II
Find and Kill the Deposed King
The Lord of Bones
<<---- Find the Eternal Throne ---->>
<<---- Get to the Throne Room ---->>
<<---- Speak to the Lord of Bones ---->>
The Toll of Kings
<<---- Find the entrance to the Gilded Arena ---->>
<<---- Summon the Arena's Champion ---->>
<<---- Kill Gnashor ---->>
The Bloodless1
The Bloodless2
<<---- Sentinel's Gaze ---->>
<<---- Phariseer's Tomb ---->>
<<---- Find Judictor's Tomb ---->>
<<---- Speak with the Judicator ---->>
<<---- Find the first soul ---->>
<<---- Objective: Find the Second Soul ---->>
<<---- Objective: Find the Third Soul ---->>
The Bone Keeper
The skeletons will keep coming forever and unless you hurt the one hanging from the top you cannot get out of here. If you have the Murder power then you can send your birds away to do the work or you will need to thin down the numbers of the skeletons and then shoot the hanger for a while and kill more skulls and so on. Try to get your reaper meter full and after the bone keeper you fight the Bone Giant. Use the reaper if you have the form ready or just attack and roll away and attack and again roll away and so on. Go back to the Judicator who comes along and you meet with the real King of the dead who wants you to seek out the guides at the Gilded Arena (the same ones who told you how to bring out Gnashor from earlier).
<<----- Objective: Find the Psychameron ----->>
<<----- Objective: Survive the Psychameron ----->>
<<----- The Locked Door and the Key ----->>
<<---- Boss: Basileus and Achidna ---->>
Important Note: Do not sell Achidna's Fangs or lose them, they are great fast secondary weapons and more importantly, they give Death - health each time he deals a critical hit (which is a great many times if you have the proper crit score) but even then, it will be very very useful in the future - especially in the next dungeon we are going to explore - Boneriven. So even if you get a weapon which is five times stronger than this, do not discard this one.
Sentinel's Gaze - Boneriven
<<---- Exploring Boneriven ---->>
<<---- Treasure under the Bridge ---->>
Now, open your map and start from the stone bridge above the Lair of the Deposed King and come towards the lair, as soon as you exit the bridge, go right and look carefully and you will find a broken wall with ledges to the right which take you under the bridge ( when you reach a dead end jump left onto the rubble slope). Anyway, there's bombs and growths and plates here which lead to a chest. In the chest area, you can take out the growth by blasting the bomb to the left of the growth with your gun.
City of The Dead
<<---- Objective: Go to the City of The Dead ---->>
<<---- Objective: Explore the City of The Dead ---->>
<<---- Locked Door and the Key ---->>
<<---- The Moving Bridge and the Lantern ---->>
<<---- The Many Battles of Death ---->>
<<---- The Great Elevator ---->>
<<---- The Wailing Host and the Soul ---->>
Do any other stuff you need to - go to Vulgrim to get the bone key and go to the tomb. Move the two statues to the left and right for more chests inside. If you have the crucible then you get another invitation for the next set of waves. After that, go thru the tree of death to the Angel Portal to a new world.


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He touts himself as an educator, psychologist, political scientist and "pan-Africanist."
Those credentials were apparently enough to get Umar Johnson invited to speak at two Portland schools. But now, the District is rescinding the invitation and is calling his words "unacceptable."
Johnson was supposed to speak Thursday about educational issues in the African-American community at the Self Enhancement Inc Academy that contracts with the district, and at Jefferson High School.
One day earlier, the Oregonian, showed Portland Public Schools videos on the web where a man identified as Umar Johnson shares his views on gay people.
"I see homosexuality as a mental illness just like drug addiction or anything else. I believe in treatment. I never advocate extermination," Johnson said in a video posted to You Tube.
In another video he says, "How in the hell do you prepare for a war with white supremacy when most of your men want to have sex with the man who he is supposed to be fighting?".
After watching the videos, the district's Chief Equity and Diversity Officer canceled Johnson's appearances.
"I was so appalled and offended by it because it clearly doesn't reflect the position of this district," Lolenzo Poe said.
We asked why Poe's office, which approved the speaker, didn't know about Johnson's views which are easily found through a basic web search.
"We will take full responsibility, I will for my office, in not vetting it as well as we should have so that we got to this place," Poe said.
Late Wednesday night, Umar Johnson landed in Portland and spoke to KGW on the phone. He called the district's decision "unfortunate" adding that he wanted to provide "critical information as to how they can improve education and academic outlooks for African-American children in general, our boys in particular."
KGW asked if Johnson still believes gay people have a mental illness, one of the reasons the Portland School District says it canceled the speeches. Johnson told us he could not provide a yes or no answer.


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(Reuters) - Two explosions hit the Boston Marathon as runners crossed the finish line on Monday, killing at least two people and injuring 23 on a day when tens of thousands of people pack the streets to watch one of the world's best known marathons.
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Boston police also reported another explosion at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library, which is three miles from the marathon's finishing line.
"We are not certain that these incidents are related, but we are treating them as if they are," Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis told a news conference.
Boston police said two people were killed and 23 injured in the explosions on the marathon scene.
Two high-level U.S. law enforcement officials said one or more bombs were responsible for the explosions.
"It sounded like a sonic boom. I haven't stopped shaking yet," said Melissa Stanley, who watched her daughter cross the finish line four minutes before the explosions.
A fireball rose from behind spectators and a row of flags, video posted on the New York Post website showed. Other pictures showed blood stains on the ground and several people knocked down.
Massachusetts General Hospital was treating 19 victims of the explosion in its emergency room, six of them in critical condition, a spokeswoman said.
Witnesses said two explosions hit as spectators were cheering on people finishing the Boston Marathon, which was first run in 1897.
Reporters in the media center heard two blasts.
Mike Mitchell of Vancouver, Canada, a runner who had finished the race, said he was looking back at the finish line and saw a "massive explosion."
Smoke rose 50 feet in the air, Mitchell said. People began running and screaming after hearing the noise, Mitchell said.
"Everybody freaked out," Mitchell said.
Ambulances, fire trucks and dozens of police vehicles converged at the finish line.
U.S. President Barack Obama was notified and directed his administration to provide whatever assistance was necessary, the White House said. Obama was being briefed by Homeland Security Adviser Lisa Monaco and other staff, the White House said.
Authorities tightened security in Washington and New York.
"Blood everywhere, victims carried out on stretchers. I saw someone lose their leg, people are crying," the Boston Globe's Steve Silva reported from the scene, the Globe said on Twitter.
Hundreds of thousands of spectators typically line the 26.2 mile race course, with the heaviest crowds near the finish line. The blasts occurred more than five hours after the start of the race, at a time when most top athletes were off the course but slower amateur marathoners were still running.
The transit agency shut down all service to the area, citing police activity.
Ambulances arrived on the scene within minutes and runners and spectators could be seen crying and consoling each other.
The Boston Marathon has been held on Patriots Day, the third Monday of April, since 1897. The event, which starts in Hopkinton, Massachusetts and ends Boston's Copley Square, attracts an estimated half-million spectators and some 20,000 participants every year.
Earlier on Monday, Ethiopia's Lelisa Desisa and Kenya's Rita Jeptoo won the men's and women's events, continuing African runners' dominance in the sport.
(Reporting by Scott Malone, Tim McLaughlin, Aaron Pressman, Edith Honan, Frank McGurty and Mark Hosenball; Editing by Daniel Trotta and Grant McCool)


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Sneaker Fiends Unite – Moe's Sneaker Spot Grand Opening
This past weekend, Moe's Sneaker Spot had grand opening for their new retail store and advertised that they will have at least 600 pairs of the hottest releases of 2012, including the Nike Air Yeezy 2. Dallas Penn went to Glendale, NY to see how the sneaker fiends and hypebeasts felt about the lineup. There was no camping allowed, and the lineup was at a first come first serve basis.
As a result, the "hype" was too much to bear because the grand opening was cancelled. It's been said that almost two thousand people showed up for the 600 pairs and left home empty handed. No word if there will be another release, so stay tuned to the latest updates.
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Aaaaahhhahahahaha now I'm glade I didn't show face I new it was gunna b a sick zoo…..didn't let nuffin goo
DP is the man
You only see this rodent when it's some hyped up ish.
Lay of off that filthy rodent Executive, don't you see.. without sneakers in his life, he would have to take a look in the mirror and see the failure he is.
My post earlier on SR… LOL funny and sad
"Damn lol i'm so glad that i don't deal with stores releases anymore…It was always 70% online and 30% store, but now it's 100% online…I just can't stand the stores owners/employees/security treating good customers with no respect… If i can't cop online, ill have more money to double up on my next fav release lol… I won't lie its upsetting missing a release and sometimes you have nighmares lol but at the end of the day you will be just fine… That's just my opinion and good luck to all the real sneaker lovers during this holiday."
Why are yall hatin on Dallas? Dude is too funny.
Dude's vids always have been laughing.
Moe's is lame for not opening. What did they expect? They got the attention they wanted so release the shoes.
I get hype. I admit that much.
Great publicity stunt. Only right thing to do is a raffle with ID.
@FistonClothing____I'm tryn to get that type thinkin in my mental too, boy.but I kno ill be disapointd as he'll if I mis thes plyff 11s. I 2nd that sentiment tho. My fello true sneakrhds y'all be safe.good luk on em relsses
Lol this was too funny. "There's no line for Croc's"
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No Medicare until 67?
Some have proposed delaying eligibility for Medicare for two years as a way to shore up its finances. Would that really help?
This postcomes fromGlenn Ruffenachat partner site SmartMoney.
Is raising the age of eligibility for Medicare to 67 from 65 an effective way to help improve the program's finances? And would you be able to wait two additional years for coverage?
That's just one of the many proposals being discussed in Washington as part of the debate about the future of the health insurance program. There's certainly precedent for changing the rules: The age when individuals qualify for full retirement benefits from Social Security is climbing gradually to 67 after decades of standing at 65.
On its face, changing Medicare eligibility to age 67 would likely reduce growth in the program's spending and, ideally, yield significant savings in Washington. At the same time, the change could encourage some employees to delay retirement and work beyond age 65. That, in turn, would increase payroll taxes and general revenues and bolster the Medicare and Social Security trust funds.
But a recent study (.pdf file) from the Kaiser Family Foundation, a nonprofit group in Menlo Park, Calif., indicates that the savings could be much smaller than anticipated -- and that the change could shift significant costs onto the shoulders of adults ages 65 and 66 as well as other government programs. Post continues after video.
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Indeed, the findings illustrate the "tough policy choices that lie ahead when Washington gets serious about reducing the federal deficit," says Tricia Neuman, vice president at Kaiser who heads the organization's research into proposed changes to Medicare.
The Kaiser study begins by assuming both full implementation of the 2010 health reform law and the higher eligibility age in 2014. As such, gross federal savings in 2014 would total about $31.1 billion. Net savings, though, would total only about one-quarter of that figure, or about $7.6 billion. That's because Uncle Sam would end up spending more money on people covered by Medicaid ($8.9 billion) and on federal premium and cost-sharing subsidies ($7.5 billion) that are part of health care reform.
At the same time, the federal government would end up forgoing $7 billion in Medicare premiums from individuals ages 65 and 66 who wouldn't be enrolled in the program.
The study also found that health care costs for employers would jump about $4.5 billion, if corporate medical plans -- rather than Medicare -- became the primary insurance coverage for 65- and 66-year-olds.
Workers, of course, also would feel the pinch. Kaiser estimates that -- among the 5 million people ages 65 and 66 who would initially be affected by the change -- about 75% would end up spending an average of $2,400 more for health care in 2014 than they would with coverage under Medicare.
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Since when do you pay into something over 40 years of your working life and it becomes an
"entitlement" that they can change "because they want to" and borrow from it over the years and then say its the publics fault?????? HEllo america - wake up - entitlements???? thats what the expense accounts , salaries of the reps and congressman - their exclusive gyms, their "benefit" that we pay for are - if we are going to be cut, what about them? Term limits, lesser salaries - required number of hours to work - no more hiring government employees that get COL increases, but No raises when private employees of companies get nothing but increases in the COL and no breaks or raises - WAKE UP AMERICA - CLEAN OUT CONGRESS AND THE HOUSE.
Social Security is a retirement program which was paid into for the years I worked just like a 401K or and IRA, I am entitled to collect upon retirement, which was set up when I started working nearly 40 years ago to be age 65. It is not fair to me or anyone else that the government changes the date because it couldn't handle it's finances properly. Not my fault. I did not fault on my payments into the program so why should I have to pay for it. For the same reasons I am entitled to draw on Medicare which I also contributed to. This a travesty.
Congressmen and congressional staff should not be guarenteed gold-plated health benefits while the rest of us are having our medicare delayed until 67 or privatized. We need SHARED sacrifice. Congress should be exclusively dependant upon the same retirement and health benefits the rest of us recieve, so that when they propose cuts, they are impacted by the cuts they propose. We must END congressional participation in the FEHBP, so that congressmen & women depend on Medicare just like the rest of us.
Congress and Senators should pay for own Medical benefits, instead of having life coverage at Public Expense they make enough money, take those perks away and give it to the needy. Stop the Junk mail being sent out by elected officials and let them use electronic media, just a few ways that would save money, so the government does not have to borrow money from social security and cut the medicaid for the seniors and make them suffer more that they have to choose between Food and Medicine. Companies cutting benefits and dont want to hire older people how do you expect these people to afford any thing.
This is shameful, the government forces people to pay into this, then says "Oops, not enough money for you!" Sure you can fund your own retirement plan, but who knows if the finds will still be there after all these corporate rip offs?
Not to mention all the bums on disability! No, not all people are on disability are bums. However people who have never paid into this program, should NOT be drawing funds from it. Do you know that almost anyone with who has a doctor and lawyer, can get disability, whether they are disabled or not?
I know a family of bums that live off social security, they receive as much as if they worked for minimum wage, plus free healthcare. (Free to them, paid for by taxpayers.) So no, they are not wealthy, but they are satisfied because they don't have to work. (yet, many do part-time or occasionally... for "under the table" wages.)
If the social security organization had people checking up on these "bums" and booting them off the program it would more than pay for their salaries.
The U.S. will give an estimated $26 billion in foreign aid in 2008—70% more than when President George W. Bush took office (the figure doesn't include funds related to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan). More than 150 countries get financial assistance from the U.S. How about we assist our own people first and you put back the money that has been stolen from social security and medicare and we could retire at 55 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I worked in social services for over thirty years, and I've seen firsthand where major cuts and savings could be made. The general public has no idea how much is being given out as benefits to people who are physically and mentally able to be employed. It's just an incredible drain. Anyone who can't take care of themselves deserves to be helped, but no one else. Why take benefits from someone who has gotten up and gone to work every day for decades to offset the waste? Politically, it's easier and more popular to take from the working class and leave the others alone. We have a system where fairness and common sense are a thing of the past.
Cut the military budget. Stop fighting in countries that don't want us (remember Viet Nam). Bring our troops home and have them protect "our home". They can even spend money on us, like they do in Afghanistan, so that we will like the U.S.
Have the politicians pay for their health plans, their gym memberships and their vacations. They say that these are all earned because they are working for you the voting public. They are just humble public servants. Since when do servants get these type of benefits? Also, from the looks of our country they have not been serving the voting public to the best of their ability. Maybe it is their leader?
Cut foreign aid to most foreign countries instead of cutting Social Security and Medicaid. It is time for our country to take care of it's own.
Also, establish term limits for congress. The "good ole boy/girl clubs" need to be slowed down. In 2008, Obama was preaching "Yes we Can!" and now he has proven that "No we can't" We are so worried about our overseas friends that we don't even look at the terrible shape we are putting our own country in. Shame on our elected officials, get them out of power and put a new bunch in. Then keep doing that until they get the message and we finally get the right bunch in.
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American Ballet Theatre – Swan Lake, Bach Partita, Seven Sonatas, Fancy Free – Brisbane
No-one could fail to be impressed by the versatility of ABT's dancers and by the diverse repertoire they brought. They did themselves, their company and their country proud.
San Francisco Ballet – Maelstrom, Within the Golden Hour, Glass Pieces – Paris
Great to see so many of San Francisco Ballet's dancers enjoying themselves and enthusing their audience in a steamy summer evening in Paris.
San Francisco Ballet – Caprice, Hummingbird, Symphonic Dances – Paris
Audience applause during the evening recognised that Scarlett's Hummingbird was the starry centrepiece of the three Paris premieres.
American Ballet Theatre – Coppélia – New York
The three dancers who took their leave this week – Sascha Radetsky, Yuriko Kajiya and Jared Matthews – are all soloists. Each led a different cast of the company's 1997 production of Coppélia.
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In the Royal Ballet's last programme for this season two old favourites frame the first performances of Alastair Marriott's latest work, Connectome. It's a well-balanced evening and gives the new piece every chance to shine.
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Paris Opera Ballet – Fall River Legend, Miss Julie – Paris
…an unusual choice of bill. Unusual firstly as the work of two women choreographers, and secondly in that it gives audiences a rare chance to see ballets from the extremely interesting and creative period of the 1940's and 1950's, now sadly neglected.
New York City Ballet – Acheron, Afternoon of a Faun, Walpurgisnacht Ballet, La Valse – New York
George Balanchine's favorite composers may have been Stravinsky and Tchaikovsky, but it's no secret that he also had an affinity for France and its music…
New York City Ballet – Jenifer Ringer's farewell, Dances at a Gathering, Union Jack – New York
Some dancers leave us wanting more. That's how Jenifer Ringer's retirement from New York City Ballet feels; we've seen so little of her in recent seasons, and she's dancing so well.
New York City Ballet – Acheron (Scarlett premiere), Vespro, Spectral Evidence – New York
Acheron, Liam Scarlett's new piece, revealed a choreographer of prodigious imagination and compositional craft, adept at building an atmosphere and suffusing it with traces of meaning.
Susan Jones – Ballet Mistress, American Ballet Theatre
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L.A. Dance Project – Reflections, Murder Ballads, Quintett – London
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New York City Ballet – Tradition and Innovation & Just for Fun bills – New York
Jeu de Cartes, by Peter Martins, is jaunty and busy, a cross between the pas de deux in Balanchine's Rubies, the trios in Danses Concertantes, and the non-stop action of Martins' Fearful Symmetries….
Ballet v6.0 Festival – Whim W'Him, BalletCollective and Jessica Lang Dance – New York
The Ballet v6.0 Festival has just been on at New York's Joyce Theater and Marina Harss was there for. So where are young choreographers taking contemporary ballet…?
Joey McKneely / Jerome Robbins – West Side Story – London
I said it was the must-see show of the year in 2008, and – while there are a lot of great musicals now around in the West End today – this is still one that must be seen.
Boston Ballet – Serenade, Afternoon of a Faun, Plan to B, Symphony in Three Movements – London
The first bravo for the Boston Ballet's return to London must go to artistic director Mikko Nissinen, for his clever and highly successful programming for opening night.
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A high school student and two dogs were struck and killed by a train in Harrison County on Tuesday evening.
According to Harrison County authorities, dispatchers received a call just after 6:30 p.m. that an eastbound Union Pacific freight train was involved in an accident with a girl who was standing on the tracks with two dogs. The incident occurred near the intersection of Roy Green Road and Highway 80 in Harrison County. The girl, identified as Kristina Lawrence, was killed.
Lawrence was a junior at Hallsville High School.
According to Union Pacific, the engineer did everything he could to warn the Lawrence, but she made no effort to get out of the way.
Video from the on-board engine cab of the train is under review by the Union Pacific investigator's office in Longview.
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