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If you tell a lie and it becomes the truth, does it matter that you once lied?
In the way that some people questions whether or not the ends justify the means, I'm wondering if you tell a lie and it becomes the truth, does it matter that you once lied?
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Nov 19 2012: At the time of the lie, it is a lie.
If it is to be proven many years later, that isn't known and usually cannot be known.
It then is no different than the wishful thinking of those who so badly want their "personal experience" to be proof of God!
I can understand their desire for that, but they cannot prove it, so it isn't.
Therefore, a lie is a lie. Twisting to somehow verify some part of it that will lead another to believe it more readily as a truth, is still deceiving, misleading and lying. I don't get it. It seems that most must lie to themselves about this idea in order to believe a lie can become a truth. It can't. It's first moment is as a lie. That is its essence. That is what it was conceived for. To say it was for a future identity is a lie, or the same wishful thinking that the mentally ill, religious practice.
Trust doesn't make a lie a truth. That isn't a criteria. That is practicing deception, or for lack of a better word, lying.
One is lying to gain trust from another for something else that is withheld by, for lack of a better word, lying.
Tabor, you never said that you answered when asked if you are proficient at 'sucky' Microsoft Word.
So you didn't lie. If you said you were, you lied using your analogy.
You go home and learn it, now you know it should you be asked that question again.
But, you lied and it hasn't become a truth. The truth and the lie are not the same. If you think they are, then I think you are seriously mentally ill.
Nov 22 2012: Tabor,
I am sorry.
I really meant a more collective 'you' rather than you personally.
But, I sure said it that way.
I do believe there is a tremendous amount of mental illness present in society and with the Comorbidity Replication Survey indicating that it is now beginning at age eleven in the States, it validates its existence.
Also, most who become ill by eleven, on average, do not find or get care, diagnosis or treatment for 20 years. This means it has become, or does become "normal" to most, thus, most don't or can't recognize it.
Again, I apologize for my direct and hurtful comment.
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How To Sand Your Butcher Block to Look Like New
Despite my craving for the Boos block below in today's daily find, I've been a lifetime buyer of Ikea butcher blocks (so far), which need even more love and care to keep them from looking really dry, dirty and grey after a few years. The first big trick with butcher blocks is to oil them immediately to seal and protect the wood, but often nothing happens after that. I recently took a palm sander to our home butcher block and wanted to share how easy it was to resurface and make look like new.
The two big payoffs of this little project are getting rid of errant pen marks and grey water spots and then watching your shiny, new golden surface make water bead up when you happen to spill something.
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- Palm Sander (I bought a little Bosch which was really nice for @ $50 - a great investment)
- Sandpaper in rough, medium and fine
- Butcher block beeswax oil
1. After cleaning off the table, use the rough paper in the palm sander to take down the top and top sides in two passes. Give extra attention to stains and pen marks! The sander will take these right out. Very satisfying.
2. Switch in a medium paper and do two more passes.
3. Switch to fine paper and do one more pass. Again, you're sanding the top and the sides of the top, which also need TLC.
4. Liberally rub entire top with Bees Oil, which is a nice pasty mix of beeswax and mineral oil. Let sit for 15 minutes and then rub away excess. Repeat the waxing each day for a few days (2-3) so that you get a maximum penetration and then as often as necessary. The oil/wax finish will really protect and nourish your the wood. Water will bead up and food and other things won't stain the wood as long as it's well protected.
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Having done this once, you should be able to give your table or block a quicker sanding every six months or so. In between times just keep waxing! The beeswax not only protects the wood, it smells really nice and it a great moisturizer for your hands.
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While the sanding suggestion will work, it would be more effective, less expensive, less noisy, and cleaner to simply use a card or cabinet scraper to renew the butcher block. This has the added benefit of closing the wood pores rather than opening them and will require less oiling and less opportunity for stains, germs, and particles of food to become ingrained in the wood.
A card scraper is about $10 vs a quality palm sander at $40
while I would agree that using a scraper to smooth a surface is better/quieter/etc. than sanding, it's probably worth pointing out that scrapers are meant to be used in order to leave the pores open, by slicing the wood cleanly.
if the scraper has been sharpened properly of course. see the first paragraph in the wikipedia entry for 'card scraper's, though it looks like that paragraph was pretty much lifted from the peachtree woodworking supply catalog site entry for card scrapers.
a dull cabinet scraper will certainly clog the pores up. and card scrapers are certainly more of pain to sharpen.
Card scrapers are nice, but they take practice to use them and to sharpen them, a skill even serious woodworkers have a hard time with (I can't do it worth beans, but my friend does it in his sleep).
Instead of a palm sander, I would recommend a random orbit sander instead. They don't cost much more than a palm sander, and they work faster and leave a good finish too. Oh, and do it outside: these things, even with dust collection bags, make dust!.
Ditto on the "do it outside" (if you can)! My counters are attached and I'm STILL cleaning sawdust 2 months later. But really worth it. What a difference.


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Terror and beyond: Are we expecting peace amidst turmoil?
The file image shows the body of Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) leader Vellupillai Prabhakaran on a stretcher at Nanthikadal lagoon, near the town of Mullaittivu in northern Sri Lanka.
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Political historians believe Rajiv Gandhi's decision to send the IPKF in the mid-1980s was a historical blunder that pulled bilateral relations beyond reprieve. Though the Island republic has hopefully seen the last of the Tamil Tigers in its territory, the two-decade long civil war made Sri Lanka a conduit for arms and narcotics trade.
The narcotics trade was a major revenue earner for the LTTE over the past two decades. Though the Tigers have been tamed, there is all likelihood that the illegal trade routes continue to flourish. The increasing tourist traffic to the island nation is also an indicator of Sri Lanka failing to control the arms and drug trade. Add to that the lax security along the Pak Straits means that India is unwittingly becoming a part of this drug mafia.
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Kyaa garam garam bahas chall raha hai yaar sunoo 100% right idea jabh parliment mein meeting hoo sabh MP sabhib laug bhaithaa hoo isee nuclear bomb se uraa doo , sure there will be peace in INDIA , yeah faltuu budhee laug nahi aanee denge kabhee bhee peace iss desh mein , kabhee nahii batayenge gareeb koo tere jorroo mere bhee jorro hai , yeah sabh CHOOR laug kabhe nahi batayenge HUM ne kitnaa kitnaa balat kaar kiyya tere Bharat mayiaa kaa , sabh paisaa cholee ke pichee chupaa ke rakhaa hai to aggar sach mein you all Indian want buy peace for INDIA inkee gand mein bandook ghusaa kaar poochoo salee kaunsee garee pehnee hai 15 saal pehlee kahan rehta thaa aaj haar shara mein benamii property hai let the ARMY OUT and start investigation for these politician where from these hugeamount comes from tell this GAREEB jantaa tere halat nahi suddree gee jabh inkee halat nahi bigertee , tere bachee kee liyee kabhee school nahi hogga jabh taak inkee halat patlee nahi hogee , yeah koi DEMOCRATIC country nahi hai sabh dikhawa hai sabh pachtawa hai aaj sirf AMBANII he kamata hai dusraa AMBANII nahii ho sakhta yaar kaun sa kahzana mil gyaa AMBANII ko joo aaj yeah first 500 furtune mein hai yeah sabh gareeb laugoon ka khoon pee kaar motee tazee ho rahein hain paar iss bewaqoof janta koo kaun baatayega tere party to koi hai he nahi auur jabh taak tere party nahi hai taabh taak tuu marte rahega rooz marta rahega kabhee train mein , kabhee local bus mein kabhee sabhzee mandii mein haar jagah tere he lassh hogee
JAI HIND tabh hogga jabh tumm samjhoge yeah hath nahi yeah hath tera gala dabane ke liyee hai yeah Kamal ka phool tere koo fool banane ke liyee hai ,
Basically our leaders fail to understand serious issues like terrorism, separatism, casteism,corruption and nepotism..We suffer because these leaders have no vision..no ideaology or set standard of morality and public service.
Imagine one major terror attack in Israel. This tiny nation will just go and destroy those who are responsible for such mishap. No international opinion has ever deterred them from the action of saving their nation. That is the top most priority and nothing is above it or beyond it. The shear patriotism and courage has made it the most fearsome enemy to those who seek tto destroy it.
Here how many of us can really spell PATRIOTISM for what it means. Unfortunately we all are part of the system that erodes all the value based issues and actions...
Need an Iron man to lead the country which is ruled by limpid, corrupt and self-seeking politicians..
Terrorism, probably, is as old as civilized man's history. Vyasa, Homer, Chanakya, Machiavelli, Lenin, Mao, HO Chi Min...the list is long: All deal with terrorism, that existed around, at least once. Whether we like it or not, we will have to live with terrorism, of one kind or other, in the foreseeable future. With tight security, eternal vigil and some luck we may be able to lessen the number of incidents and its intensity. Is there a way of preventing terrorism in society? Perhaps yes, by educating society to be rational in all facets of life. If man begins to live a fully rational life, then poverty, misery, hatred of each other and above all selfishness and greed can be eliminated. And those are the real causes of terrorism. Once the causes are removed there will be no raison detre for terrorism.
There is only one way to buy peace (for India)----- Bomb out and annihilate Pakistan... don't bother about Human rights and all those farce.
In case our Govt. lacks the guts to do so another alternative I can suggest that hire Mossad and get those B*****ds like Hafiz sayeed, Mullah Omar, dawood ibrahim, Salauddin, lakhvi, Massod azhar and rest of the notorious agents of terrorism as in the list killed. By doing so, we can buy peace atleast for couple of years .... may be 5 yrs.
Even in case Indian Govt fails to do so, then they must send Shah Rukh Khan to the "beautiful neighbor called Pakistan" ( as per SRK) to do the negotiation with the lawless Pak Govt and the terror outfits in that country.
Rest ... waste of time....
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Thank you Cheryl and Larry for always being here for Angels' Closet. Your ongoing support and willingness to help high school students in need is greatly appreciated.
Shannon Fang, owner of The Agency Board Shop, has such a giving heart. This is such a huge help as he collects boys clothing in all sizes. We are always in need of young men's clothing.
Angels' Closet was awarded a grant from Children's Fund that will help us provide high school students with clothing, shoes, socks and underwear. We're very grateful for these much-needed funds. Feeling like you fit in is so important at this age and clothes are a big part of that, so it's imperative that these young people don't feel the need to stay home from school due to lack of proper clothes.
We are very appreciative of Haven's support throughout the past three years. Their involvement in our Annual Goodwill fundraiser, and Martha Green's Tea fundraiser has helped make these two major fundraisers of ours a success. The annual Haven Open House is a fundraiser for Angels' Closet Charities and three no-kill animal shelters. Without Haven, we would not be able to provide some of the assistance that we do. Owners Nadine and Dan are always available to volunteer and help whenever help is needed.
Pastor Wallace, his wife Cindi and the entire congregation have been loving supporters of Angels' Closet Charities. They provide food for our families during the Holidays. This is brought so much joy and happiness to the families. One mother said "my boys ate so good". We are grateful for the joy they bring to young ladies during prom season. The hair styling, makeup, manicures, and pedicures are luxuries – a luxury these young ladies don't often get. They offer help whenever help is needed.
Thank you Tricia for your kindness and generosity in donating clothing to Angels' Closet Charities. It is always a joy to tell a young lady that the garment they are trying on came from Nectar. Thank you for the clothing drives too! The girls love Nectar!
Thank your Heather for the very successful fundraiser. The "Plus Size" Clothing will help fill the shortage we have. We appreciate your donation of beautiful purses, jewelry, and other accessories. Your help and support is truly appreciated.
Thank you Martin for providing the discount for our purchase of underwear, socks, and other much needed items. This has really made a difference in providing these necessities to the young men and women.
Technicolour Salon, you are amazing! We're so appreciative your efforts to provide lasting memories for young people who otherwise may not have had the opportunity to have their hair styled for homecoming and prom.
Thank you Jan for the tea fundraiser you held for Angels' Closet. The loving kindness extended to Angels' Closet is truly appreciated. Your donations have helped us meet the needs for some very special young people.
Please mark May 10, 2014 on your calendar. On that day, we will be holding our first fashion show. The theme is "Fashion Makes a Difference" and, as all of you know, fashion really does make a difference in a young person's life. We see that everyday at Angels' Closet. Our fashion show will offer an opportunity to see beautiful fashions and purchase items (even those last-minute Mother's Day gifts). Surprises will also be in store, so please save the date! Keep an eye on Facebook for further information.
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The Goodwill event was a great success as we were able to fill 36 bins! It was a beautiful day and we had such great help. The young ladies and their mothers from National Charity League assisted donors by having signs on the corners directing people as to where to bring the items. Since we have been collecting for close to a year, we had a lot to transfer from storage to the truck and we never could have done it if not for Rodney and Deborah of Pride Maintenance and Rick Contreras and his helper from E&E Construction. Rodney and and Rick and their families have been supporters of Angels' Closet for the past four years. We are very grateful for their friendship and all they do to help us help the kids.
Highland Harvest is a family-owned business that features tree lots, pumpkin patches and so much more at Highland and Redlands. This very giving family suggested this fundraiser, which was to provide a lucky winner with an 8½ ft. Noble tree decorated by award-winning designer Tommy Williams. Tickets were sold during the month of December and the drawing took place on December 21.
The winner was the Bill Craw Family of Redlands — they are well known for their Gourmet Pizza downtown Redlands and their passion for helping the youth in our community. In fact, they donated the tree to be given to a family in need. So Calvin Claire (Patriarch of Highland Harvest) suggested we do two trees and help two families. And that's what we did — Tommy decorated two 6 ft Noble trees and the families that received the trees were overjoyed.
Thank you Highland Harvest, Tommy Williams, Bill Craw Family, and everyone who purchased tickets for this fundraiser, as well as those who donated funds without purchasing tickets. You brought so much joy and happiness to some very special families.
For the past three years, we have been selected as one of their philanthropies. We just couldn't get by without them, they are a wonderful mother-daughter community service organization who give so much. This year, one of the mothers helped at the last minute with Christmas gifts. She put together stockings for the young people, gifts for the mothers and movie tickets for the teens. This brought so much happiness and joy to these families as the young people would not have had much of a Christmas without her help.
The 8th grade group of NCL (National Charity League) chose us as their philanthropy this year and, let me say, they are amazing. Three days before Christmas, Leslye Roman dropped by with a card and money from the mothers for Angels' Closet Charities. They are a special group and we are truly honored to have the opportunity to work with them this year.
We are pleased to announce that we are recipients of a grant from Children's Fund. This is the third year we have been honored to receive a grant and these funds have enabled us to do more for students than ever before.
Their mission is, "To prevent child abuse in our community; to ensure that at-risk children who are abused, neglected, impoverished, or abandoned receive adequate food, shelter, clothing, medical and education; and provide equal opportunity for social development for these children." We are truly honored to receive a grant from this wonderful organization.
It was an honor to be a recipient for a grant from this great organization. They raise funds to support the community by giving grants to organizations to enable them to better serve our community. Seventeen organizations received financial grants from Redlands Community Foundation, and each are diverse and truly make a difference in our community.
"RCF's vision is to maintain and improve the quality of life in Redlands and the region through addressing the philanthropic needs of the local community by providing effective leadership to support service organizations," said executive director Denise Kuhn. They also provide workshops to help the organizations learn to better serve their community. We attended last year and we plan on attending again as it is a wonderful opportunity to learn from such knowledgeable people in our community.
We wish to thank the individual donors who donated funds to help the needs of our young people in need. You have truly helped make a difference in a young person's life.
Thank you Chicago Title for donating 40 backpacks filled with school supplies. This is the second year that Chicago Title has provided the much-needed school supplies. This is a tremendous gift as it costs around $60 for high school students and middle school students to get the basic supplies.
New Men's Suits were donated to Angels' Closet Charities by Crawford Investments— thank you Chris Crawford of Crawford Investments in San Bernardino, who donated four beautiful new men's suits. We are appreciative as we never have enough men's suits for our young adults. Thank you so much for your kindness and generous donation.
Thank you everyone who attended our tea. The Tea at Martha Greens was a wonderful success thanks to you and all the businesses who donated gift certificates and gift baskets for our Opportunity Drawing. Laura Leyvas at Martha Greens always goes out of her way to make this a special day. The NCL young ladies were wonderful helpers. A special thanks to Emerson Farrar for donating the beautiful blue topaz ring won by Melissa Roberts and to Haven Management LLC for donating the 47" TV which was won by Mary Beth Cuatico. Thank you Angels' Closet Charities Board – you are the best!
Thank you Donna DeRuyter of Party Lite for organizing this very nice day for Angels' Closet Charities. The product is a wonderful product and your suggestions were wonderful. Donna has donated beautiful Party Lite items for our tea and gone out of her way to help the youth in our community by collecting backpacks, toiletries, and other special requests.
The school year is going by so fast and it will be over before we know it. Preparation for graduation will be here very soon and we really need your help. If you would like to help a graduating senior with a cap and gown or yearbook, you may do so by sending your donation to Angels' Closet Charities directly or by Paypal.
When you sponsor a student — you give them the opportunity to walk with their fellow classmates and you give them the opportunity to have lasting memories by donating funds to buy a yearbook for them. Below is a thank you note we received from a student:
I just want to say thank you so much for your willing heart to help me out with all my senior things!!! I am really thankful! Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!
To all of you in the community who have helped, who continue to help, and who may one day help, THANK YOU. You make a difference every day.
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Call it unromantic, but odds are your partner would be more turned on with money spent on something practical like a house down payment or reducing debt.
"People get very caught up in buying fancier gifts," says psychologist Michelle Callahan, a consultant for Chase's credit card division. Whether we're talking about birthdays, Christmas or Valentine's Day, she says expectations seem to go higher each year. "People feel pressure to impress their mates and do something that tops the previous year. It's almost culturally inappropriate to do something sweet and low-cost."
In fact, according to a poll by CreditCards.com, poor money habits can actually kill a relationship. Both women and men agreed that discovering that a partner had lied about his/her ability to pay routine household bills, is as serious as learning of a criminal history. According to the poll, 70% of women said that either condition would be grounds for breaking off a relationship. Men were slightly more forgiving: 54% said they'd walk away from a woman with poor bill-paying habits vs. 58% saying they'd do so if she had a criminal record.
In addition, two-thirds of women and slightly more than half of men said that discovering their partner had a large amount of credit card debt was also grounds for walking away. Furthermore, 47% of men and 57% of women either agreed or strongly agreed that before they got seriously involved in a relationship with another person, they would want to know that individual's credit score.
"Clearly, women are more sensitive to money issues in relationships than men are," says Dan Ray, editor-in-chief at CreditCards.com.
Age also plays a role in our attitudes about the financial foibles of our significant other. "Young people in general tend to be more tolerant of financial problems in a partner than older people," says Ray. "I suspect it's because we've all screwed up as kids. It's tough to find a young person who hasn't had some problems with money." It could also be that many young adults find themselves in the same student loan debt situation.
However, by the time you've reach a certain age, you're expected to have figured it out. When asked, "Would you break off a relationship if you found out your partner was heavily in debt?," 24% of those aged 18-24 agreed compared to 71% of those 65 or older.
Possibly because of the different ways the questions were phrased, some of the results in the Chase survey were exactly the opposite. For instance, only 2% of respondents of all ages report that finding out their partner had debt of $10,000 or more would be grounds for breaking up. Instead, respondents overwhelmingly (74%) said their response would be to "sit down and talk with them about it." More than one out of 10 said they would personally help their partner pay down their debt.
Despite their differences, there is a central take away from both surveys: communication is crucial. Since financial issues are the No.1 cause of arguments among couples, "being open and honest with your partner about money early on is key to a lasting relationship," says Ray.
"Both partners have to be on the same page financially," stresses Callahan. "Couples should be talking about where they are financially and thinking about their future together." Although it's probably not something you want to do over Valentine's Day dinner, she recommends partners use the date as an annual time to "Take stock. Set goals."
"What's not romantic, is when you're so stressed out about your bills that you're not being romantic."
Ms. Buckner is a Retirement and Financial Planning Specialist and an instructor in Franklin Templeton Investments' global Academy. The views expressed in this article are only those of Ms. Buckner or the individual commentator identified therein, and are not necessarily the views of Franklin Templeton Investments, which has not reviewed, and is not responsible for, the content.
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ORLANDO, Fla. (BP)--The Florida Board of Medicine has suspended the license of abortion doctor James Pendergraft for the fourth time but will still allow him to resume his practice.
The board, which delivered the one-year suspension Aug. 7, said Pendergraft permitted a female employee to administer narcotics to patients without a license, granted her "free rein" to order drugs in his name though he knew she had abused drugs and prescribed steroids for herself without a medical basis, according to Channel 13, an Orlando television station.
The Department of Health said Pendergraft will be able to resume practicing medicine in the state when he is finished serving his current suspensions simultaneously.
"Unfortunately, in the state of Florida over the past many years, we have not seen the enforcement and the rigor [of] some other states like Iowa, Indiana, (and) Minnesota," said Aaron Liberman, chairman of the Department of Health Management and Informatics at the University of Central Florida.
If Pendergraft were in those states, it is likely he would be unable to regain his license, Liberman said, according to Channel 13.
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The Secretary is authorized and directed to provide funds, pursuant to this subchapter; the the [1] Act of April 16, 1934 (48 Stat. 596), as amended [25 U.S.C. 452 et seq.]; or any other authority granted to him to any tribe or tribal organization which controls and manages any previously private school.
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Sometimes treatment combines brachytherapy with low-dose external radiation. In other cases, treatment combines surgery with external radiation.
Another kind of radiation therapy used mostly in clinical trials is proton therapy. Proton therapy uses a different type of energy (protons) rather than X-rays. This allows a higher amount of specifically directed radiation, which protects nearby healthy tissues (especially the rectum). Sometimes proton therapy is combined with X-ray therapy.
Before radiation therapy is scheduled, your doctor probably will order a bone scan and CT scan to find out whether the cancer has spread to other parts of your body. If it has, your doctor may offer you the option of a clinical trial for treatment.
What To Expect After Treatment
Side effects may last only as long as the treatment, or they may continue and become chronic. Some side effects develop after treatment, such as erection problems. For some men, this problem gets gradually worse over the course of several years after treatment. The long-term effects of radiation therapy on the main body systems are not yet known. Side effects include:2
Why It Is Done
Radiation therapy is used for:
How Well It Works
For early-stage prostate cancer, prostatectomy and radiation appear to work equally well. Radiation appears to work as well as prostatectomy and active surveillance for most men over 65 who have early stage prostate cancer (stages I and II, also called localized prostate cancer). For men younger than 65, treatment with surgery may help them live longer.1
For treating advanced prostate cancer that has grown beyond the prostate but not into lymph nodes or bones, external-beam radiation combined with hormone drugs can work better than surgery. This treatment often results in controlling cancer growth and in many years of disease-free survival.2
For stage III prostate cancer, there is evidence that combining radiation with hormone drugs improves survival rates.2 One study that followed men with stage III prostate cancer for 20 years after radiation therapy showed that:2
Side effects are common. Some men develop long-term problems that may have a significant impact on their quality of life. Long-term problems that can be caused by radiation treatment include:
What To Think About
A newer form of brachytherapy involves placing radioactive material into the prostate and then removing the material.
This technique—also called high-dose rate, or HDR, brachytherapy—uses tiny tubes that are placed through your skin into your prostate. Radioactive material is injected into the tubes, which are left in place for 5 to 15 minutes. The tubes are removed at the end of each treatment. About three brief treatments are given over 1 or 2 days.
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Source(Jan. 27, 1948, ch. 36, title III, § 303,62 Stat. 8; Pub. L. 97–241, title III, § 304(a)(1)(B), (2)(B),Aug. 24, 1982, 96 Stat. 292.)
1982—Pub. L. 97–241substituted "person in the employ or service of the Government of the United States" for "citizen of the United States" and "Director of the United States Information Agency" for "Secretary".
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26 U.S. Code § 5385 - Specially sweetened natural wines
(a) Definition
Specially sweetened natural wine is the product made by adding to natural wine of the winemaker's own production a sufficient quantity of pure dry sugar, or juice or concentrated juice from the same kind of fruit, separately or in combination, to produce a finished product having a total solids content in excess of 17 percent by weight and an alcoholic content of not more than 14 percent by volume, and shall include extra sweet kosher wine and similarly heavily sweetened wines.
(b) Cellar treatment
Specially sweetened natural wines may be blended with each other, or with natural wine or heavy bodied blending wine in the further production of specially sweetened natural wine only, if the wines so blended are made from the same kind of fruit. Wines produced under this section may be cellar treated under the provisions of section 5382 (a) and (c). Wine spirits may not be added to specially sweetened natural wine.
Source(Added Pub. L. 85–859, title II, § 201,Sept. 2, 1958, 72 Stat. 1386; amended Pub. L. 89–44, title VIII, § 806(c)(4),June 21, 1965, 79 Stat. 164; Pub. L. 90–619, §§ 3(b), 4,Oct. 22, 1968, 82 Stat. 1237.)
Prior Provisions
A prior section 5385, act Aug. 16, 1954, ch. 736, 68A Stat. 671, consisted of provisions similar to those comprising this section, prior to the general revision of this chapter by Pub. L. 85–859.
1968—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 90–619, § 3(b), substituted "not more than 14 percent" for "less than 14 percent".
Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 90–619, § 4, authorized cellar treatment of specially sweetened natural wines, special natural wines, and agricultural wines.
1965—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 89–44substituted "total solids content in excess of 17" for "sugar solids content in excess of 15".
Effective Date of 1968 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 90–619effective on first day of first month which begins 90 days or more after Oct. 22, 1968, see section 6 ofPub. L. 90–619, set out as a note under section 5373 of this title.
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Amendment by Pub. L. 89–44effective Jan. 1, 1966, see section 806(d)(2) ofPub. L. 89–44, set out as a note under section 5383 of this title.
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Citigroup (NYSE: C) investors don't seem concerned by the departure of Vikram Pandit, with the stock up 10% since the beginning of October and up 27% for the year. Citigroup's 10-Q for the third quarter of 2012 showed a decline in non-interest revenue compared to the same period in 2011; with net interest revenue and operating expenses slightly down, earnings fell to under $500 million (in Q3 2011 it had earned $3.8 billion). The first three quarters of the year show a similar pattern, as over that time revenue has been down (led by non-interest revenue), and this has pulled net income lower.
Citigroup has been a good value stock so far this year, and based on book value it still looks cheap. The company's P/B ratio is 0.6, showing that the stock still trades at a sizable discount relative to internal valuations of Citigroup's assets. Some of this discount is because the industry as a whole is often seeing P/Bs less than 1; some is because Citigroup's European assets have considerable exposure to macro weakness;and some is because the market believes that the bank has too many disparate assets to effectively manage. Wall Street analysts also think that it is a good value in terms of its future earnings: The forward P/E is 8, and the five-year PEG ratio is 0.7. Again, the banking industry is often seeing low earnings multiples, but value investors might be considering Citigroup if they don't own it already.
A number of hedge funds tracked in our database of 13F filings sold out of Citigroup during the second quarter of the year, but enough stuck with the bank that it made our rankings of the ten most popular stocks among hedge funds (see the full rankings). Billionaire David Tepper's Appaloosa Management was happy to pick up shares, increasing its stake by 52% to nearly 9.3 million shares and making Citigroup one of the fund's top three 13F positions (find more stock picks from billionaire David Tepper). D.E. Shaw more than doubled the size of its own position to 1.8 million shares (research more stocks that D.E. Shaw bought).
Bank of America (NYSE: BAC) and JPMorgan Chase (NYSE: JPM) are two other megabanks that trade at discounts to book value. JPMorgan's P/B is 0.8 and Bank of America's, at 0.5, represents an even greater discount than at Citigroup. Both of these banks have also been beating the market recently -- Bank of America, in fact, is up 56% in the last year. That company's business has also been struggling, with earnings much lower last quarter than a year earlier, and it trades at 10 times forward earnings estimates; we think that we'd avoid it. JPMorgan, meanwhile, reported growth in both revenue and earnings, and its forward P/E is 8. So it looks like a slightly more expensive stock than Citigroup, but we think that it's a safer bank and probably a better investment as well.
We can also compare Citigroup to Wells Fargo (NYSE: WFC) and HSBC Holdings (NYSE: HBC). Both of these banks trade higher than their book values, as Wells Fargo's P/B is 1.2 and HSBC's is 1.1. HSBC is in the same category as Citigroup and Bank of America in terms of recent performance, with earnings down 52% last quarter from the third quarter of 2011, and at 8 times consensus earnings for next year we think that we'd rather own Citigroup or JPM. Wells Fargo is generally considered by investors to be a safe bank, explaining its relatively high P/B; at only 9 times forward earnings estimates and with moderate growth recently, we think that it might be becoming a good stock to look at if an investor can get around that premium on the book value.
Citigroup still looks like a potential value stock. However, JPMorgan Chase and possibly Wells Fargo have been doing better recently and are generally perceived to be safer banks; they are also priced about even with Citigroup in terms of their earnings. The bank isn't a short, but we think that those peers might be better buys.
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MAC's community swap meets return
The arrival of summer marks the return of the Museum & Arts Center in the Sequim-Dungeness Valley's community swap meets.
The MAC will hold five swap meets — May 26, June 23, July 28, Aug. 25 and Sept. 22 — each from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. at the MAC's DeWitt Administration Center field, 544 N. Sequim Ave. Seller setup time begins at 8 a.m.
The cost for a 10-foot by 10-foot selling space is $20 per swap meet. Sellers should pay on the day; there is no advance sign-up. Sellers also must provide their own display equipment.
Call Priscilla Hudson at 681-2257 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com with questions.
Visit the MAC website at www.macsequim.org.
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