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The gospel of John was written "that ye might believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God; and that believing ye might have life through His name" John 20:31. In keeping with this aim, the book begins by declaring Jesus to be the creative "Word". "And the Word was God. . . All things were made by him; and without him was not anything made that was made" John 1:1, 3. Paul states "For by him were all things created, that are in heaven, and that are in earth, visible and invisible, whether they be thrones, or dominions, or principalities, or powers: all things were created by him, and for him: And he is before all things, and by him all things consist. Yes, it was through Jesus that all things were created, but though many acknowledge that fact, His role as Sustainer is oftgn overlooked.
We read in Hebrews 1:1-3 "God . . . hath in these last days spoken unto us by his Son, whom he hath appointed heir of all things, by whom also he made the worlds; Who being the brightness of his glory, and the express image of his person, and upholding all things by the word of his power." Take note that Jesus upholds all by "the word of His power". The Word Creates and the Word upholds.
Both sinners and saints are sustained whether or not they acknowledge God. That's a thought worthy of our consideration. Truly, "in him we live, and move, and have our being" Acts 17:28.
This world was not created and then left on its own. The planets in their orbits are maintained by God. Every breath we breathe, every heartbeat, every bite of food, are ours because of His sustaining power. He and His Father are in this work together, personally involved in our lives. Matthew 6:28, 30 attest to that. "Consider the lilies of the field . . . if God so clothe the grass of the field, which today is, and tomorrow is cast into the oven, shall he not much more clothe you, O ye of little faith?" But here is the bind-boggling truth, the same hand that created all things and sustains all things, from the smallest forms of life to the worlds in space, is the hand that was nailed to the cross for us! Amazing grace! Amazing love!
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Politifact has been keeping a list — a very long list — on the President's first term.
The Pulitzer Prize-winning organization assesses the veracity of political claims, and this week, they released the President's final report card on Obama's campaign promises kept and broken since 2007.
The results, Politifact deputy editor Angie Holan tells weekends on All Things Considered host Jacki Lyden, are mixed, but on the whole she says he did pretty well: Some 47 percent of promises were kept — good by politician standards — and only 23 percent were rated as broken.
"Another 26 percent he made partial progress on, we rate those promises as a compromise," Holan said.
A boon to Obama's promise-keeping came from the passage of big-name programs like the economic stimulus package and 'Race to the Top.'
"[Race to the Top, which] set up states in competition for federal money, ended up prompting states to do all kinds of things to meet goals that Obama said he wanted to meet," Holan said. "And these are things like getting more teachers into the classroom, getting kids interested in math and science, a lot of technology-related promises."
Of course, there were some big Presidential flops over the last four years, too. Promises to close Guantanamo Bay, for example, didn't really work out.
"We rate promises just based on fulfillment, which our readers sometimes don't like," Nolan says. "But if he tried really hard and it didn't happen, we gave it a promise broken."
What definitely did not make it into the 'promises kept' column was Obama's promise to bring a new bipartisan tone to Washington.
In 2010, House Majority Leader Mitch McConnell famously announced that the top priority for congressional Republicans was to make Obama a one-term president.
The President has been snappy himself, at times. Just last week, Obama accused Republicans to holding "a gun to the head of the American people" for trying to tie the debt limit debate to a referendum on the deficit.
In some instances, keeping his campaign promises actually made the bipartisan divide worse, Holan says.
"The [Affordable Care Act, otherwise known as 'Obamacare'] got him a lot of "promise kepts" on our meter, but that may also have contributed to Republicans who didn't want to work with him," Holan says. "So I think there might be a tension there between bipartisan compromise and trying to pursue a legislative agenda."
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Although white wine also contains beneficial phytochemicals, their level and activity are much lower compared with those found in red wine. The authors observe that resveratrol, found in red wine, red grapes, and other plants, has been shown to alter the activation of carcinogenic substances in human lung cell cultures, induce programmed cell death in human lung cancer cell lines, and slow lung tumor growth in experiments with mice. "This finding, if confirmed is of interest for lung cancer chemoprevention in current and former smokers," the authors write. They emphasize that not smoking is still the best way to avoid lung cancer, and that heavy alcohol consumption is not recommended. Lung cancer Novel approaches are urgently needed that reverse, suppress, or prevent lung cancer development (van Zandwijk N 2005). Early detection offers the best chance for long-term survival (Saba NF et al 2005). 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The heavy weight fluted hot dog trays are pretty simple but work very well. The heavy weight paper is thicker and stronger than the standard weight and not much more money.
Thomas B. Posted on 05/27/2014
this fluted paper hot dog tray is just unbelievable. it hold great amounts of weight. we even use them for sausage. great buy and great value.
Randall H. from Randys family restaurant Posted on 05/15/2014
We used the paper fluted tray over one summer of selling hotdogs. You will not run out of these! They are nicer for smaller hotdogs, but a full Chicago dog was a bit of a tight squeeze.
TJ P. Posted on 03/17/2014
At the concession stand I run for my daughter's soccer team, we use these all the time for the hot dogs. They are convenient, and easy to hand to a customer without spilling. And since they are open (unlike a bag), the customer can put the condiments on easily without a hassle.
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These go hand-in-hand with the foil containers. We put our hot dogs in the tray and they glide right into the foil. This helps keep all of the toppings in one place.
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These are great paper trays for serving hot dogs on the go. A perfect item for a food cart or food truck. Nice for small sandwiches too.
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I co-operate a country club's food operations with my brother and we use these at the pool side concession stand. They have been great, better quality than I would have expected for sure. Highly recommend!
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These were just what we needed at our hot dog stand! They are easy to separate, durable and fit our hot dogs just write! Just toss when your done!
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These are unbelievable! They are very strong and hold up the heaviest hot dogs or sausage sandwiches! We use them for our house made pretzel rolls!!
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these fluted hot dog trays 3000 case are heavy duty, not the thin paper that leaks and falls apart when used. totally recommend to buy these
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The owner of a St. Armands Circle art gallery has been charged with selling more than $250,000 worth of art on consignment and not paying the owners of those works of art.
Robert Preiss, owner of R&R Bond Gallery, was arrested Aug. 28 on grand theft and scheme to defraud charges.
Police say he sold several pieces of art, including the Salvador Dali sculpture, "Winged Triton 2/19," and never told the owners that they were sold and kept the proceeds for himself.
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CHATTANOOGA (WRCB) -- Experience at the wideout position looked to be at a premium this year for the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga football team.
But that's already changing in the first three weeks of fall camp.
With UTC's leading returning receiver Marlon Anthony (ankle) and sophomore Ron Moore (hamstring) missing camp this week with injuries, opportunities abound for a big crop of underclassmen receivers.
"It gives everyone extra chances and a greater opportunity we need to show the coaches we can play," said sophomore Tommy Hudson, who had five catches in ten games last year. "It's mainly about trust. If we can show them they can trust off, they'll have no problems putting us in the game."
And Russ Huesman needs a lot of wide receivers in the game in the Mocs' new spread offensive. Offensive coordinator Marcus Satterfield's new wide-open scheme utilizes a variety of three, four and five wide receiver formations, meaning practice reps have already been increased more than usual for UTC's youngest wideouts.
"We better have seven or eight guys ready to go every week," Huesman said. "So far, all of these young guys have been really involved throughout camp. So right now I think we'll have seven or eight really good guys that we can line up and compete at that position."
True freshman Tray James has been one of the standouts so far in camp. The 6-foot-4 high-flyer from College Park, Ga., has been praised by Huesman and wide receivers coach Will Healy in his first three weeks of camp, and is doing his best to learn all he can from the similarly-built Anthony.
"The younger guys and me have had such a great chance to get in the game, get reps and pick up the college game really fast," James said. "All of us, I feel, are picking it up fast. All of the young guys have already been making plays in camp, and we keep getting more help ever day."
Huesman said the Mocs will certainly need both Anthony and Hudson back if the offense is to run at full strength, and both are expected back on the field next week if not sooner.
Still, the fourth-year coach is pleased to see UTC developing much-needed depth at the position in their stead.
"A lot of them have good days and bad days," Huesman said. "Tray James has made some special plays. Brian Belew has had a great summer. He's catching everything and has looked really good out here. (Michael) Trundel has been good.
"The other freshman are working, but they've got to keep coming. They're doing fine, though, and hopefully we've got enough talent at the position that somehow we'll be able to redshirt a couple of those guys."
Defense turns up intensity after disappointing week
After a poor showing over the last week, the Mocs' defense had one of its best days of camp during Tuesday's two-a-day workouts.
Linebacker Gunner Miller said the unit was tired of being pushed around by the quickly-improving offense, and decided to make a change.
"I've kind of been lackadaisical myself over the last week, so I woke up early this morning at 5:30 a.m. and started blaring music to wake the boys up. Got to the locker room and started talking trash," said Miller, who added some black "war paint" to his face for the morning session. "The offense has had a couple of good days and we haven't matched that intensity. Today we came out with the mindset that we were going to match them, go above and beyond, and it paid off with a great practice."
Huesman had been anything but pleased with the sloppy, slow play of a defense that ranked among the best in the country last year. He, too, noticed a change in its play Tuesday, and it was much appreciated.
"I was in panic mode yesterday," Huesman said. "The problem has been nobody wants to make a play. It's not good enough to be in your gap. It's not good enough to be near the ball. You need to go make plays, and we finally started doing that.
"Today we were more physical up front. We'd been really soft up front, and I mean embarrassing-type soft, and I think they got better today."
Now the key for Miller and company is maintaining that intensity and that level of play throughout the rest of camp, whether or not face paint and blaring music is involved.
"You've got to wake up every day now and do the same thing over and over again. We're not where we want to be right now. We need to get back to being the best defense in the SoCon and hopefully be on a level to become SoCon champs. We've got a lot of work left to do, but I think we're making progress.
Tuesday's final two-a-day marked the midway point of fall camp. "We're 15 practices in now and it still seems like we just got here yesterday," Huesman said... The Mocs will take Wednesday off completely to rest and recuperate for the second half of the preseason... Defensive tackle Derrick Lott was back on the field Tuesday after leaving Monday's workout with a shoulder injury.
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Junior running back Stefphon Jefferson broke school and conference records and tied the NCAA mark for most touchdowns scored against a major college opponent with his seven touchdowns against Hawaii on Saturday night.
Jefferson, who did not play in the fourth quarter, had six touchdowns and 170 yards rushing on 31 carries and also caught three passes for 76 yards and another score in the game. His seven scores tied the NCAA record held by three players: Arnold "Showboat" Boykin, Ole Miss vs. Mississippi St., Dec. 1, 1951; Marshall Faulk, San Diego St. vs. Pacific, Sept. 14, 1991; Rashaun Woods, Oklahoma St. vs. SMU, Sept. 20, 2003.
He also set the school and Mountain West conference records for most points scored in a game, most rushing touchdowns in a game and most touchdowns scored in a game.
Jefferson's first score was a career first – a receiving touchdown. Jefferson caught a screen pass from Cody Fajardo and scampered 55 yards down the right sideline for the first score of the game. Then came four rushing touchdowns in the first half: A 3-yarder in the first quarter; a 2-yarder, 1-yarder and 5-yarder in the second quarter. The five touchdowns in one half is also a Nevada record.
He added an 8-yard TD run in the third quarter for his sixth score of the game – fifth rushing. He appeared to have added a second receiving TD late in the third quarter but replay showed his knee was down at the 1. That set up his final score of the game – a 1-yard plunge to give him six rushing TDs and seven overall.
Jefferson has now topped the 100-yard mark in all four games this season and it marked his sixth career 100-yard effort.
Last week, Jefferson set a career high and a 2012 FBS high with a 247-yard effort in a win over Northwestern State. It marked the best performance by a Nevada player since Vai Taua ran for 263 yards at Fresno State in 2008.
Nevada won at Hawaii for the first time since Dec. 17, 1948, ending a skid of seven straight losses to Hawaii in Honolulu. Nevada also took the lead in the all-time series against Hawaii 9-8. Nevada is now 4-7 all-time at Hawaii with three of the wins coming before 1948, including a 14-0 win in 1920 when Nevada became the first mainland team to travel to play Hawaii.
With the win at Hawaii, Nevada is now 1-0 in Mountain West play in its first season in the conference. The Wolf Pack was picked second in the preseason poll.
In the fourth quarter, Nevada corner Khalid Wooten recorded the second "Pick-Six" of his career with an interception and 78-yard return for a touchdown. It was his second career pick-six with his first being a 90-yarder against New Mexico State in 2010.
Nevada entered the game without an interception on the year but came away with two as sophomore Charles Garrett got his first career pick and Nevada's first of the season in the first half.
With Jefferson rushing for at least 100 yards, Nevada extended its streak to 13 consecutive games with at least one 100-yard rusher. The streak is by far the longest active stretch in the nation as no other school has even five straight. Jefferson started the streak against UNLV in 2011 and he is one of four different players to keep the streak going. Nevada's school record is 24 straight games from 1978 through the end of the 1980 season and featured College Football Hall of Famer Frank Hawkins.
Senior receiver Brandon Wimberly caught four passes for 35 yards on Saturday and extended his streak of consecutive games with at least one reception to 31 straight, which was the sixth-longest in the nation entering Saturday.
Senior tight end Zach Sudfeld entered his sixth year at Nevada without having ever scored a touchdown. Now he has three in his last three games.
His first career touchdown came in week two against USF came when he jumped on top of a Fajardo fumble in the end zone. In week three against Northwestern State, Sudfeld caught his first TD pass – a 25-yarder from Fajardo.
In the third quarter against Hawaii, Sudfeld made it three-for-three, hauling in an 8-yard TD pass from Fajardo as part of his three-catch, 41-yard night.
Nevada won the toss and deferred to the second half. Hawaii received the opening kickoff and Nevada defended the north goal to start the game. Nevada opened in a two-tight end set with Kolby Arendse getting the start at TE and WR Richy Turner making his second start. Chris Barker started his 44th straight game, all 444 games of his career. Senior Ty Thompson started at one of the safety spots for the second straight week. Redshirt freshman Rykeem Yates started at one of the defensive tackle spots in place of Jack Reynoso. Khalid Wooten broke off a 32-yard punt return, which matched a career long set last week. Brock Hekking recorded a pair of sacks in the game and had a forced fumble. Rykeem Yates, Jeremiah Green and Sam Foster each had a sack.
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Is There Any Upside Left in Credit Cards?
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The three credit services providers, Visa (NYSE: V), MasterCard (NYSE: MA) and American Express (NYSE: AXP) have all been on a good run during the last few months. However, one has outperformed the others.
Over the last year, Visa has gained 47%, outperforming the S&P 500 (by around 30%) and its closest peers American Express and MasterCard, which have gained 28% and 34% respectively.
But is this too much? Is there still upside at Visa or would I be worth looking elsewhere?
Current valuation
Visa processes many more transactions than both American Express and MasterCard put together. Indeed, during the third quarter of 2012, Visa processed 20.5 billion transactions worldwide, way more compared to MasterCard, which only processed 8.6 billion. There are also many more Visa branded cards in circulation, although not as many as the higher number of transactions would suggest.
As of the third quarter in 2012, there were 2 billion Visa branded cards in circulation, while MasterCard only had around 1.86 billion and American Express had only 100 million.
The high number of cards in circulation and transactions processed, indicate that Visa does indeed deserve a premium over its peers. Having said that, Visa's current valuation premium could be greater than it needs to be.
I have used enterprise value, or EV, figures here as they are usually a more accurate measure of valuation, taking into account values of debt and cash balances.
On both valuation methods, Visa trades at a premium to its peers, and despite the company's higher transaction volumes and larger number of cards in circulation, it is hard to justify the EV/Revenue premium, which is above 100%. On the other hand, the company's EV/EBITDA premium is only 30%, still high but justifiable based on the company's additional exposure.
Future valuation
Elsewhere, it would also appear the Visa trades at a high forward valuation when compared to its peers.
With such a high future valuation the market is placing an additional premium on the company and its ability to grow.
Historic comparisons
While it is impossible to put a definitive valuation on Visa, it is possible to gauge if the company is overvalued or undervalued based on historic valuations. So, based on the company's EV/Revenue figures over the past five years,
it would appear as if Visa is overvalued based on its historic EV/EBITDA ratio. Indeed, over the past five years the company has traded at an average ratio of 11.7. Visa currently trades at a EV/EBITDA ratio of 18.3, which is far above its historic average and makes the company look expensive.
What about the others?
If Visa is expensive, what compelling investment reasons do the other two companies have? Well, American Express offers investors a 1.3% dividend yield, not much but twice the size of Visa's. American Express is also buying back stock to return additional cash to shareholders. The company, according to the valuations above, is also one of the cheapest in the credit services sector.
Meanwhile, MasterCard only offers a 0.4% dividend yield, but the company does have a $1.7 billion share repurchase program in action and a very strong balance sheet with no debt and around $5 billion of cash -- 74% of shareholder equity. Moreover, it would appear as if MasterCard is expanding rapidly in the fast growing African market, and its recent deal with the Nigerian government should be extremely lucrative.
Foolish summary
All in all, it would appear as if Visa is currently overvalued based on historic valuations and in comparison to the rest of the sector, in my opinion, limiting the stocks upside. MasterCard and American Express, however, both look cheaper based on sector valuations and offer the potential for further upside.
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Annual candlelight vigil at Grand Rapids Angel of Hope Memorial Park is Friday, Dec. 6
The Angel of Hope Memorial Park (Christmas Box Angel Monument) in Grand Rapids is part of a national and international network of memorial parks that provide a place of comfort and hope to parents and family members who grieve the loss of a child.
The park holds an annual candlelight vigil each year on Dec. 6 in celebration and remembrance. This year it will be Friday, Dec. 6, 2013, at 7 p.m. followed by a reception at the YMCA.
There are over 100 such parks in existence. The initial memorial statue and subsequent memorial parks were inspired by the book "The Christmas Box" by the author Richard Paul Evans.
In June of 2009 a small group of community leaders met and discussed the dream of locating an Angel of Hope statute in Grand Rapids. It would provide a special place of comfort and peace to families who grieved the loss of a child.
Through the support of many, including individuals, organizations, businesses and the city, the Angel of Hope Memorial Park was dedicated on Oct. 17, 2010. The park is located on the south bank of the Mississippi River at SE 1st Street and Second Avenue.
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Central Banking or Nationalized Banks?
In the aftermath of the bubble burst in '08, Iceland took a radically different path than the United States after their financial crisis and nationalized the banks, threw some people responsible for the crash in jail and bailed out the homeowners instead of worrying about only bailing out the banks. And now they're coming back and their economy is growing again... http://goo.gl/QuKGA
When the banks in Norway declined in 1992, the government simply nationalized them (instead of bailing them out leaving the tax payer to pay the bill) which gave the banking business a breather and was ultimately beneficial for its citizens, because the banking business returned to more traditional banking values, though it only was for a short period of time.
So, in terms of public prosperity is there any merit left to keep the current central banking system, with many private banks and one central bank, instead of nationalized banks?
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Nov 1 2012: How exactly is he abusing his power? Chavez has always fought for the working class and the poor and when he nationalized Venezuela's oil production, the wealth went directly to the people decreasing poverty. It's a reason why he has sat in office for over 12 years. The rich guys will always manage either way.
Nov 1 2012: Dear Mats:
Whats your base for that assumption? Have you ever being to Venezuela? Know many people from that country? Checked on the few reliable numbers available?
Ps even if what you say is true, 12 years in power doesn't seam very democratic to me... Do you know that they have had elections in Cuba for decades and Fidel always wins? He must be really popular, and Cuba democratic.
Nov 3 2012: Chavez was the first president in Venezuela to launch social programs to help and alleviate poor people, which has resulted in poverty rate dropping dramatically, raising the education levels and improving the health care system for the poor. This doesn't mean that the country doesn't have problems.
I base my assumptions on that it could have been far worse for Venezuelans. I don't necessarily agree with every single policy in the country and some things are pretty bad like the media censorship (if that is true however), but the fact that he nationalized the oil production is a sign that he cares about his people.
Nov 7 2012: Dear Mats:
I have being to Venezuela and have friends and acquaintances from that country.
I have many anecdotes to support my view, but let's talk facts.
I don't know it by a fact, but I could bet that previous governments in Venezuela also had social programs, as do most countries in the world, if not all (we can argue about result if you have the data).
Poverty rate:
In 2011 poverty was 27.4% of the population with the lowest 10% of population consuming 1.7% of goods.
Some other facts:
26% inflation rate
Country reserves of ~29bi, vs debt of ~90bi
Oil is 95% of exports and 40% of federal budget revenues
0 immigrants by 1000 people
Maternal mortality: 92 deaths/ 100,000 live births
Infant mortality: 20 deaths/1000 live births
3.7% of children under 5 are underweight
I understand that you have a political position you want to defend, but I believe information is far more persuasive than opinion (even if that opinion is repeated many times).
Do you have any data to support you view?
Things can always be better or worse, do you have any data to support why you think the current government was a good solution?
Do you know where the money generated by oil production goes?
Please answer with information supporting your reasoning.
PS on a more personal note, I think you base your assumptions and political views on your life experience from Norway, so you extrapolate and believe it is somewhat similarly in other countries, except for the existence of bad and greedy people that abuse the population. Reality is more complicated and rhetoric and facts are not equal, and people are not always educated, corruption and violence are everyday facts in many countries, etc. I'm not saying that your view has no value, I just think you are not clear on your bias.
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right, the misses and I are starting to get into outdoor. being young fit recent converts to climbing. money is a bit tight too. looking at axes and want to just get something ordered tonight for delivery before the new year's trip.
I need a do everything axe (mainly due to money) to cope with starting out winer mountaineering and then getting into more serious ice. The misses seems terribly concerned about it being long enough to walk with, but in my mind I can walk just fine, and would happily sacrifice it being shorter to actually make it easier to climb with.
Looking for something fairly straight shafted to allow for plunging into snow too.
So, my thought is to go for the new DMM Flys, which are on sale at Ł100 each (top end of my budget). Buy us each an adze for now, and then when the going gets tougher add on a hammer each.
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The investigation into the death of a toddler in Stone Mountain has now been ruled a homicide investigation, according to DeKalb County police.
Officers responded to a call about a person down at the Landmark at Mountain View Apartments in the 4700 block of Russwood Avenue around 11:30 p.m. Sunday.
Neighbor Felicia Jerry was surprised when she found out about the child.
Once on scene, officers discovered the 3-year-old child unresponsive inside the bathroom.
"I'm in this building and a couple feet away. You're lying in bed at night and not thinking that a child is being killed a couple of feet away from where you live. That's blowing my mind right now," said Jerry.
The child, identified as Lela Bemis, was taken to a local hospital where she was later pronounced dead.
Detectives have determined the child was at the home alone with her mother, Meriel Bemis, 21, at the time the incident occurred.
Meriel Bemis' boyfriend returned to the home when he discovered the child not breathing and unresponsive and called police.
"The exact nature of the child's death, the manner in which she died, we are not disclosing at this time," said DeKalb police spokeswoman Mekka Parish. "There are a number of factors that our detectives still need to investigate. They are also still waiting on autopsy reports."
Both the child's mother and boyfriend were initially questioned.
Meriel Bemis was arrested and is charged with murder. Her boyfriend is not facing any charges.
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Enjoy the Fall Apple Harvest
Crisp, juicy apples are a fall tradition as well as a Nutritarian treat. Take advantage of the bountiful selection of apples available this time of year. There are hundreds of varieties to sample. They range from red to yellow to green, crunchy to tender, sweet to tart and simple to complex.
Apples contain a wide variety of phytochemicals, many of which have been found to have strong antioxidant activity. They are particularly high in quercetin, a flavonoid antioxidant.1 Epidemiological studies have linked the consumption of apples with reduced risk of some cancers, cardiovascular disease, asthma, diabetes and obesity.2-7 To optimize phytochemical content, it is important to eat the pigment-rich apple skin. Choose whole, organic apples over applesauce or apple juice.
Apples are also a rich source of pectin, a type of soluble fiber that is found in plant cell walls and tissues. This soluble fiber works to lower cholesterol by reducing the amount that is absorbed in the intestines. Studies have shown that the pectin in apples interacts with other apple phytonutrients to achieve an even greater reduction in cholesterol.8 Researchers have also discovered that apples can boost intestinal health by increasing the numbers of good gut bacteria which feed on apple pectin.9
Portable and easy to pack, apples are great to include in your on-the-go meals. For an easy dessert, enjoy them baked with a sprinkle of cinnamon and nutmeg. I like to dice an apple, toss it with baby greens, some chickpeas, maybe a handful of walnuts or pumpkin seeds and then top it off with one of my flavored vinegars or perhaps my Almond Balsamic Dressing.
Experiment with the many different varieties of apples to discover which ones are your favorites. Have fun seeking out your local organic apple growers, farm stands and farmers markets and look for different types of interesting apples. They do not have to look perfect. The smaller and more imperfect they look, the better they taste. If you go apple picking and get lots of them, don't worry, you can store them for several months. Just wrap each apple in a paper towel to prevent them from touching each other and store in a closed cardboard box in a cool place such as the basement or garage.
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2. Lee, C.Y. and N.L. Smith. Apples: an important source of antioxidants in the American diet. New York Fruit Quart. 2000: 8(8): 15-17.
3. Eberhardt, M.V. and C.Y. Lee and R.H. Liu. Antioxidant activity of fresh apples. Nature. 2000; 405: 903-904
4. Heo, H.J. and D.O. Kim, S.J. Choi, D.H. Shin and C.Y. Lee. Apple phenolics protect in vitro oxidatie stress-induced neuronal cell death. J. Food Sci.2004; 69: S357-360.
5. Yoon, H. and R.H. Liu. Effect of selected phytochemicals and apple extracts on NF-kB activation in human breast cancer MCF-7 cells. J. Agric. Food Chem. 2007; 55: 3167-3173.
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Willimantic – Police arrested a 29-year-old man Friday on charges related to the death of a 3-year-old girl who was found unresponsive at his home on Thursday.
Carroll L. Bumgarner-Ramos of 11 Potter St. was charged with first-degree assault, risk of injury to a minor and committing an offense while out on release. His arrest comes following an investigation into the child's death by state police major crime detectives, Willimantic police and the Windham County State's Attorney's Office.
Emergency medical personnel were called to Bumgarner-Ramos' home at 10:38 p.m. Thursday where they found the toddler unresponsive with someone performing CPR. The child was taken to Windham Community Memorial Hospital where she was pronounced dead.
An autopsy is scheduled at the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner to determine the cause of death.
Bumgarner-Ramos was held in lieu of a $1.5 million bond pending an appearance at Danielson Superior Court. Court records show has served several stints in prison, is on probation and has several pending cases, including charges of assault on an elderly person, sale of narcotics and second-degree strangulation.
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According to Kelley Blue Book, the last day of the year is when you can get the best bargain.
Dealers are trying to move vehicles to close out the year and make room for the new models.
By the way, the best selling car brand in America is Ford – yet again.
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The General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money
Harcourt, Brace & World, 1964 - Business & Economics - 403 pages
An economist of world renown, JOHN MAYNARD KEYNES was born in 1883 and educated at King's College, Cambridge. His two great works, "A Treatise on Money" (1930) and the revolutionary "General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money" (1936), were inspired by the employment crisis of the late 1920s. As a pioneer in the theory of full employment, Keynes had a profound influence on Roosevelt's New Deal and on the creation of such organizations as the International Monetary Fund, and his thinking continues to serve as the basis for classic economic theory today. Keynes was, in addition, a man of letters and a writer of consummate skill. He died in 1946.
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Spit? Gross!
Sounds like a small army of them are out there.
What if they puke way back in the walls?
And who pooped on the rug?
Maybe the cat likes the owl more than the other way around.
An old tire that can sting you, how lovely.
That little dude is not happy at all.
Some people think dogs don't have very good memories.
Well, everyone kind of loves packing peanuts.
What are the odds on him landing in your gum?
How do you train a cat to do that?
The eel made a video telling others how it got a pet human.
Relax and let gravity do its thing, kitty.
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Good thing those diver's carry a knife on them.
That was pretty impressive.
Surprised that he even survived that impact.
The guy later apologized, because he got caught and became a viral villain.
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Twist ending!
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1A door was broken in an attempt to burglarize a home in the 6300 block of West Wisconsin Avenue between 12:30 p.m. Feb. 2 and 6:40 p.m. Feb. 6.
2A television, computer and jewelry were taken from a home in the 2100 block of North 67th Street between 5:05 and 8:35 p.m. Feb. 4. Loss is estimated at $4,105. A glass window in a door was smashed by the thief in order to enter the home.
3A man and woman took six videogames from Target, 3900 N. 124th St., at 3:36 p.m. Jan. 13. Loss is estimated at $360. They removed security locks on the items with special keys. They are suspected of also taking games from Oak Creek, Brookfield and Fond du Lac stores.
4A 34-year-old Milwaukee woman was arrested for destroying a pair of jeans in an attempt to take them from Buckle at Mayfair, 2500 N. Mayfair Road, at 5:58 p.m. Feb. 1. She ripped the sensor tag from the $100 pair of jeans and left them in the changing room.
5A 17-year-old Milwaukee boy had his wallet, phone and headphones taken from him by four males while he was at Macy's at Mayfair, 2500 N. Mayfair Road, at 4:45 p.m. Feb. 2. He was not threatened or attacked; loss is estimated at $80.
6A 17-year-old Milwaukee girl was arrested for taking jewelry while being an employee of Kmart, 3201 N. Mayfair Road, at 6:04 p.m. Feb. 2. Surveillance footage shows her ringing up the items without paying for them.
7A woman's wallet was stolen while she shopped at Sentry, 6700 W. State St., at 2:30 p.m. Feb. 3. She believes the wallet was taken from her purse, which she left in her shopping cart. Loss is estimated at $60.
8A 59-year-old Pewaukee woman was arrested for taking underwear and face cream from Boston Store, 2400 N. Mayfair Road, at 4:48 p.m. Feb. 4. Loss is estimated at $170.
9A 17-year-old Milwaukee girl was arrested for taking $115 worth of clothing from Forever 21 and Hollister, both inside Mayfair mall, 2500 N. Mayfair Road, at 8:18 p.m. Feb. 4. The girl had a foil-lined bag, which she tried to use to get the stolen items passed security gates.
10A 1999 Jeep Cherokee, valued at $1,800, was taken from a driveway in the 6600 block of West Garfield Avenue between 10 p.m. Feb. 4 and 7 a.m. Feb. 5. The jeep found later that day, with its engine running, in an alley in the 2200 block of South Layton Boulevard.
11A man stole $521 worth of jeans from Boston Store, 2400 N. Mayfair Road, at 11:12 a.m. Feb. 5. He was able to run out of the store before he was caught.
12A phone valued at $200 was taken from a locker at Wauwatosa West High School, 11400 W. Center St., between 7 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Feb. 6.
13An iPad and case were taken from a room at Extended Stay Hotel, 11121 W. North Ave., between 6 a.m. and 7 p.m. Feb. 7. Loss is estimated at $730.
14A 19-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for taking a jacket valued at $195 from Macy's at Mayfair, 2500 N. Mayfair Road, at 12:48 p.m. Feb. 7. He is on probation for armed robbery, battery and use of a weapon in a crime.
15A 19-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for taking $159 worth of clothes from Boston Store, 2400 N. Mayfair Road, at 1:23 p.m. Feb. 7. He tried running from mall security officers but was caught by police in the parking lot.
16A car's window was smashed and a GPS unit taken from it while it was parked at Mayfair mall, 2500 N. Mayfair Road, between 3:15 and 4:40 p.m. Feb. 9. Damage is estimated at $1,500.
17A 47-year-old Milwaukee woman was arrested for taking 10 pairs of socks and a leather bag from Macy's at Mayfair, 2500 N. Mayfair Road, at 5:02 p.m. Feb. 9. The items are valued at $274.
Police responded to seven thefts of items valued at less than $100 this week.
18A 24-year-old Milwaukee woman was arrested for drunken driving, second offense, after driving through a flashing red light at 68th Street and Wisconsin Avenue at 12:02 a.m. Feb. 4. Her blood-alcohol content was 0.21.
19A car's tire was slashed while it was parked in a driveway in the 2300 block of North 86th Street between 6 p.m. Feb. 1 and noon Feb. 2. Damage is estimated at $250.
20A bag containing white, rock-like substances was found at Macy's at Mayfair, 2500 N. Mayfair Road, at 9 p.m. Feb. 3.
21A stolen vehicle was found with its engine running in the alley in the 2400 block of North 64th Street at 12:28 a.m. Feb. 5. The ignition was punched out. Attempts to contact the owner were unsuccessful.
22A 16-year-old Wauwatosa girl was arrested for fighting at Wauwatosa West High School, 11400 W. Center St., at 6:34 p.m. Feb. 8.
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LEWISBURG, Pa. — Gary Delgado will give the talk, "Democracy, Detention and Dirty Tricks," Monday, March 1, at 7 p.m. in the Forum of the Elaine Langone Center at Bucknell University.
The lecture, which is free to the public, is the final event in the Social Science Colloquium Series, "Higher Education and Civic Engagement: Fulfilling the Promise."
Delgado, who will discuss government intervention and tensions between national security and individual liberties in a post- September 11 society, is executive director of the Applied Research Center (ARC).
Founder and director of the Center for Third World Organizing and leader in the National Welfare Rights Organization, Delgado has worked extensively with the activist and academic communities around issues of race and poverty. ColorLines, the nation's leading magazine on race, culture, and organizing, is published by ARC.
He has worked as a lead organizer with the National Welfare Rights Organization and as one of the initial organizers of ACORN, the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now. ACORN is the nation's largest community organization of low and moderate-income families, with over 150,000 member families organized into 750 neighborhood chapters in more than 60 cities across the country.
A scholar-in-residence at the Institute for the Study of Social Change at the University of California Berkeley, he also is a board member of the Nonprofit Sector Research Fund of the Aspen Institute. His analytical work includes over 30 articles and studies on social change practice.
"Delgado will address concerns about how lack of citizen empowerment can put our civil liberties at risk, especially in times of turmoil," says Janice Butler, director of the Office of Service-Learning and colloquium coordinator.
"People who are concerned about the implications of the Patriot Act and its re-authorization, immigration, legal policy, social justice and equity issues will find this program interesting," she said.
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This live web-based training program explains the domestic and international regulations governing air transportation of hazardous materials. Topics include how to determine which materials are classified as dangerous goods, how to select, prepare and label packages, and how to prepare consumer commodities, excepted quantities and limited quantities for transport. Participants will also learn how to prepare IATA air waybills and declarations for dangerous goods.
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Iain Baxter with an inflatable cloud, 1964 or 1965
Physical Details: Photographic print : 1 item : b&w ; 21 x 26 cm.
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Description: Identification on verso (handwritten): Iain Baxter, Inflated Blackcloud - 1964-1965, Vinyl, Inflated, 10' x 2'.
Forms part of: Lucy R. Lippard papers, 1940s-2006, bulk, 1968-1990
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Risk-Takers Who Love Dividends Should Consider BDCs
Bob is a member of The Motley Fool Blog Network -- entries represent the personal opinion of the blogger and are not formally edited.
BDC's, or Business Development Companies, provide a wide range of financial services, often to lower and middle market companies. Many of them charge fixed interest rates for services including debt and equity investments, or buyout transactions. It's reasonable to think of these companies as similar to private equity firms.
While these businesses might not be familiar to all investors, they have qualities that should be appealing to nearly everybody. Specifically, many Business Development Companies trade for attractive multiples of their earnings and pay huge dividends to shareholders.
In an environment in which the stock market heads to new all-time highs and interest rates remain at historic lows, investors may be understandably searching for yield anywhere they can get it.
Three Business Development Companies to consider
Some of the big names in BDC's that are publicly traded include Triangle Capital Corporation (NYSE: TCAP), Main Street Capital (NYSE: MAIN), and Prospect Capital Corporation (NASDAQ: PSEC).
Prospect and Main Street both carry market capitalizations in excess of $1 billion, while Triangle Capital is a small-cap in the space with a market value of $750 million.
Prospect Capital and Main Street are intriguing choices, not only because they have extremely high dividend yields, but they also pay their dividends monthly. Monthly dividend payments, instead of the traditional quarterly schedule, allow shareholders to compound their wealth over time even quicker, particularly for those investors who reinvest their dividends.
Prospect Capital raised its dividend at the end of 2012 by 8% and its current annualized distribution of $1.32 per share amounts to a more than 12% yield at recent prices. Main Street and Triangle Capital have robust dividends of their own, as each stock yields 6% and 7.5%, respectively. Main Street recently raised its monthly payout by 3%, and Triangle Capital bumped up its last quarterly dividend by 2%.
Solid valuations to boot
Not only do these stocks pay huge dividend yields that handily beat the approximately 2% yield on the S&P 500, but they also happen to be trading for attractive valuations. Both Prospect Capital and Main Street trade for only 8 times their trailing twelve month earnings per share. Even Triangle Capital, which is the most expensive of the three, trades for only 12 times its trailing earnings.
In addition, each of these companies is reporting strong underlying financial performance to back up the investment case. Triangle Capital and Main Street reported full-year investment income rose 42% and 37%, respectively. Prospect is also seeing similar success with its own investment projects. Prospect's total investment income more than doubled in its fiscal second quarter year over year.
The bottom line
These stocks are not for the faint of heart. After all, financial companies employ leverage to enhance their returns, which as we all learned the hard way during the financial crisis, is a double-edged sword.
Under adverse market conditions, you should fully expect these stocks to exhibit volatility in both their underlying performance as well as their dividend payments. However, it's worth noting that the outsized dividend yields on these stocks are hard to resist in our current era of historically low interest rates. Bank products such as savings accounts and certificates of deposit pay little to no interest. Even higher-yielding traditional fixed income vehicles like bonds don't offer compelling yields.
If you're an investor interested in diversifying into the financial services industry and you don't mind taking risks, these stocks may be worth further research. They each appear to be trading for modest valuations and offer huge dividend yields that are triple the current yield on the broader market.
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Middle-market executives have a mixed opinion on the performance of the US economy, which can affect their attitude towards innovation within their company. This was one of the key findings by Forbes Insights, who in association with BMO Harris Bank, surveyed more than 300 senior executives to produce its latest study, Harnessing Innovation to read »
In the era of the smartphone, almost everyone can access their email anytime and anywhere. This can be incredibly convenient and even fun, at least when it comes to personal emails. Most people, however, feel the need (if it's not actually required) to check their work email as often as possible. That means that when you leave the office read »
If you see a group of tall blonds waving red, white and blue flags in midtown New York today, they may very well be celebrating the 17th of May, Norway's Constitution Day. Although Norway is a small nation, with a population of only 5 million, its citizens are fiercely proud of it and its achievements. Norway long used to be the poorest country read »
When I look at the Forbes list of billionaires worldwide, one thing jumps out at me. Sadly, it's not surprising — most of the billionaires have one thing in common: their gender. Women make up less than 2% of the world's billionaires. Moreover, many of those women inherited their wealth rather than creating it on their own.
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The recently released Forbes Insights study Global Wealth and Family Ties: A Worldwide Study of How Fortunes Are Founded, Managed and Passed On examined the fortunes of 1,253 ultra high net worth individuals, as determined by the 2011 Forbes Billionaires ranking. We compared the rate of family involvement across industries, countries and read »
The top issue, according to a study published by Forbes Insights, entitled "Corporate Philanthropy: The New Paradigm: Volunteerism. Competence. Results," is social services. Forty-five percent of companies address social services in their corporate social responsibility (CSR) efforts. At number two: environmental causes (44% of companies). read »
A study released by Forbes Insights, "Diversity & Inclusion: Unlocking Global Potential—Global Diversity Rankings by Country, Sector and Occupation," ranks and measures diversity of workforces. Gender and age in particular determined the rankings of diversity by industry sector.
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