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The 4K run is symbolic of the statistic that 1 in 4 girls will be sexually victimized before age 18
The 6K run is symbolic of the statistic that 1 in 6 boys will be sexually victimized before age 18
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It's a novel concept, but what would we learn?
From America magazine, here's Fr. William J. Byron:
Ever since Larry Bossidy, a former C.E.O. of Allied Signal and the Honeywell Corporation, raised the question of conducting interviews with lapsed Catholics, I have been giving it a lot of thought. Mr. Bossidy is a devout Catholic and the co-author (with Ram Charan) of a bestselling book, Execution, which Bossidy likes to explain is about effective management in business, not about capital punishment. He addressed a meeting of the National Leadership Roundtable on Church Management a couple of years ago and pointed out that if businesses were losing customers at the rate the Catholic Church in the United States is losing members, someone would surely be conducting exit interviews. His observation was prompted by data on declining church attendance released by the Pew Research Center.
Immigration, largely Hispanic, is still shoring up the aggregate numbers for the Catholic Church in the United States, but there has been a dramatic decline in Sunday Mass attendance and church life among U.S.-born Catholics, not to mention the drift of Hispanic Catholics toward Pentecostal sects.
The church in America must face the fact that it has failed to communicate the Good News cheerfully and effectively to a population adrift on a sea of materialism and under constant attack from the forces of secularism, not to mention the diabolical powers that are at work in our world.
An exit interview, if used creatively, could help church leaders discover ways of welcoming back those who have left, even as it helps leaders find ways to strengthen the current worshipping community. This interview could also help identify what else might need to be taught to those called to positions of parish leadership. The church would have nothing to lose by initiating exit interviews.
As a long-time writer of a biweekly column called "Looking Around" for Catholic News Service, I devoted a recent column to the exit interview idea and was inundated with responses from readers. Many indicated that they had been waiting to be asked why they left. The high response rate is all the more unusual because the column appears only in diocesan newspapers around the country. Evidently, respondents who claim to be no longer "in the boat" are still keeping in touch. Many of my respondents identified themselves as older persons.
I asked: Does anyone know why the ranks are thinning at Catholic weekend worship? There are several obstacles to finding out. First, pastors and bishops tend not to think like business executives, so the practice of conducting exit interviews is not likely to occur to them. Second, no one is sure how to reach those Catholics who are no longer in the pews. Third, we do not know precisely what to ask. This is not to say, however, that the problem cannot be investigated.
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Drink, ignore your instincts and learn from Sofia Coppola.
Like a synth-drunk, Technicolor ride through the south of France, Phoenix have carved out one of pop's most distinct sounds this side of the millennium.
For a few albums, they were the curious, catchy boys from Versailles – critical darlings who dipped into wider consciousness when one of their tracks was featured in Lost in Translation. (Frontman Thomas Mars would go on to marry Sofia Coppola.)
Then "Lisztomania" happened. Then, everything happened. The music industry dominoes tumbled fast: playing Letterman, certified gold sales, a Grammy. It was something like synthpop actualisation.
With this year's album, Bankrupt! – their fifth – Phoenix completed their victory lap, diving into '80s pop with fresh-faced Franco panache.
But how does their endearing pop/rock become so? Phoenix have felt like the band of the moment for, like, a decade – how does that happen? How do you stay creatively sharp and motivated and, well, excellent?
From a hot – "almost tropical"– room in New York City, lead singer Thomas Mars tells Esquire his 9 golden rules of creativity.
1 | Be patient"First you have to learn how to write a bad song – that takes about three months. Then you have to learn to write a medium song – it takes about three months. And then something that is good, and then something that is very good.
It takes about a year. It's always a struggle. That's also good."
2 | Be open to experimentation"It's funny how something as small as a fortune cookie can create a song.
Everything that happens outside of your usual routine can result in creativity."
3 | Learn from your wife. (Especially if your wife is Sofia Coppola)"[Sofia and I] work in very different ways. But both filmmaking and music is about discipline.
When you start a project, you're never confident – that's something that Sofia taught us.
You have your doubts, all the time. I don't know anyone that I like creatively that hasn't doubted themselves – that's overconfidence."
4 | Remove expectation"The last record was successful. We had gold sales, we won a Grammy, we won all these awards, which were in the studio with us.
Right when we started to record the new album, we gave them to our mothers, or we put them in the basement. They needed to be far away from us.
To us, success is a different thing. It has a lot to do with luck."
5 | Drink up"I have the worst diet when I'm recording. I drink six Cokes a day. That's what I drink. I drink exclusively Cola-Cola.
For the rest of the band, there was a lot of Negroni around for lunchtime. Red wine. Beer. Sparkling water."
6 | Don't listen to the suits"We knew we were on to something when we were writing "Lisztomania"
We were incredibly excited. Like four-year-old kids. The song made sense even though it shouldn't have – those parts shouldn't have been together.
We didn't have a label at the time. We played it for French record company executives.
They came, they listened, and they didn't like it at all."
7 | Edit"It's more about editing than creating. Making a great song is highlighting the right performance. We record everything. We have months and months worth of recordings for an album."
8 | Work harder"It shouldn't be like that…you're meant to pretend that everything comes from the Gods. That it's all a gift.
But we work hard. We work really hard."
9| Ignore your instincts"Sometimes, the brain wants to hear something familiar. You want to create what you already know.
It feels like a good idea for a day. You like the song. Then in a day or two, you don't.
What's interesting is what's not familiar."
Phoenix play the Leeds and Reading Festivals this weekend.
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Lord Monckton on the BP oil spill
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Shm0000 July 20, 2010 9:22:05 AM CEST
SEND THIS DONKEY BACK tO MARS... SO THE REST OF HIS FACE CAN BLOW UP.........TESLA INVENTED COMPLETELY RENEWABLE UNLIMITED ENERGY.. WHAT 100 YEARS AGO.....THIS JOKE called humanity.. is gonna get the punchline...ahaaaa!!!
Pathadar May 27, 2010 7:10:55 PM CEST
You are vastly underestimating this one. This will affect the entire planet, and the truth is the reason they took so long to react and refused help is the nwo wanted this to happen. They want depopulation now more then ever and the shots were an epic fail. They need to be held accountable as all the world governments do.Live Love Laugh
Crunkerdrunk May 18, 2010 11:18:51 AM CEST
I was wondering; is this guy of Homo sapien genesis?I don't like his lack of critical thinking, for it's oil or non efficiency. He also seems a little guilty with the intensional mistake(Not he did it, but was well informed before hand) Ya cap in trade would resolve this calamity ...Ya you're full of shit dirt bag.I hope a higher entity gets to deal with you(Moncokton).
Unitb166er May 18, 2010 12:07:15 AM CEST
I can say with absolute certainty that the Energy industry would sell off the last cubic foot of breathable air, just for profit!!!!!There is one form of life that continues to use up the finite reasources of its host creature ultimately causing it's death,...a virus.Or finally in operation, the Energy industry is more like a cancer!!!!!Using the architecture of the host to fuel the needs of the energy industry cancer.Industry is about greed,which is illogical,therefore self destructive.


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This was amazing. SO sweet though. Next time I may try using half Splenda, half sugar.
Cans out pretty good, it taste like raw brownie dough, which I love, so depends on your taste, I did not boil the sugar, misread :(, but it still turned out okay, set up fine, to people bashing portion size, that is what WW is all about, portion control.
Does anyone have the will power to eat just one piece of fudge? Well, I don't, for sure! More likely I'd be going back for "just one more" about 6 times. I've seen the Weight Watchers Fudge Recipe for years and have, so far, resisted the temptation to make them. Better safe than to have to put my will power to the test.
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After thanking the proper state school officials, the first message that Gov. Sonny Perdue sent regarding Georgia's winning of $400 million in federal education money could well have been directed at Nathan Deal, the Republican nominee for governor.
"I want to say one again, for many who have feared that this is federal intrusion, the feds gave us no rules. They said, you put together a plan that you can implement," Perdue said Tuesday afternoon at a celebratory press conference.
During the runoff, the Deal campaign fumbled when asked its position on Perdue's pursuit of "Race to the Top" money – first dismissing it, because of the alleged strings attached. Deal quickly reversed his position.
John Barge, the Republican nominee for school superintendent, has specifically questioned the wisdom of pursuing Race to the Top money. It was one of the reasons that the governor backed an unsuccessful attempt Bryant to run for a full term as an independent candidate.
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As I have said in the past, if elected, I will faithfully administer the programs and policies set by the governor and the General Assembly and look forward to doing so if I am chosen to be our next school superintendent.
The link between the testing scandal in the Atlanta city school system, now the subject of a state investigation, and the new federal funding was an obvious question for reporters.
How concerned are you that more pressure to do well on standardized tests might tempt teachers to cheat? the governor was asked.
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"That's why I've been so vigorously pursuing integrity in our testing system, because I do believe that going into the future, you'll have more and more emphasis on this, and more and more people rewarded on that basis. That is the way life works.
"I don't think we're satisfied in this state to sit back and have a level that dumbs down to mediocrity what we expect of our children. Georgia's future rests on not just being average…but in excelling and exceeding.
And this money will give us the opportunity to prove that's possible."
The governor was then asked if he had any concerns about giving some of the $400 million to the Atlanta school system. Said the governor:
Perdue was also questioned about how long he thought the state investigation of the Atlanta school system, which he himself ordered, might take – or how much it might cost.
Said the governor:
"We don't know the breadth at this time. We can't predict that. I'm not willing to put an end time to this. Obviously, Bob Wilson and Mike Bowers know that it is timely, and that we want it completed as quickly as possible – so that all those teachers out there who may feel impugned by situations like this can absolutely be cleared as quickly as possible.
"As far as cost, we don't know exactly how much it will cost. But I'll be honest with you, how much does it cost if we don't look. That the way I look at it.
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August 24th, 2010
3:58 pm
Throwing more money at the public schools cesspool ain't gonna fix the problem. But, hey, all the officials already making in six figures will now get a raise. Count on that.
August 24th, 2010
4:02 pm
What's amazing about these conservatives, how they hate government but always have there hands out. Sam with Tea Klansman most of them hate goverment but are drawing Unemployment, Vet benefits, medicare.
August 24th, 2010
4:22 pm
Folks, just shut up for once and be happy Georgia got these funds.
While I'm not a fan of federal largesse, I look at this as something Georgia earned by freeing up our systems to make better improvements. This is not an earmark, or some other dirty funding.
Second, these funds hopefully will be used to improve education where we are sorely in need and lacking, Math, Science, Engineering, and Technology education.
Put the swords down for a moment folks, and be happy that Georgia is getting these funds to improve our education for the people who are going to build our future tomorrow.
August 24th, 2010
4:36 pm
We need to use this money to create chapels in the schools. To keep the liberal SOCIALISTS in line we can let the jews and papists use it from time to time so they don't get their panties in a wad.
And also, most of this money needs to go ANYWHERE BUT METRO ATLANTA!!1!!
August 24th, 2010
4:37 pm
I promise I will use this money in an appropriate manner.
I will give teachers the pay and respect they deserve; meanwhile, I will cut taxes and continue to out-promise everyone!
August 24th, 2010
4:55 pm
Fred, you are so right! None of that money needs to go to the Atlanta government schools! If Hall gets her hands on it, she will gladly resign! We all KNOW how very corrupt all the officials are in Atlanta. The whole lot of them are UNGODLY and WICKED I'll bet they even talk ugly to their mama, too!
August 24th, 2010
5:02 pm
Just say nope to this money. Obama is just like Hitler and he wants to socialize this country and our schools. There's plenty of money for education. Just cut the teacher salaries and fire half the principals and we'd be just fine.
August 24th, 2010
5:13 pm
Our education system is crumbling and the naysayers stand by and spout this crap about liberals, President Obama, Atlanta, etc.
By the quality of their posts, Papppa Grizzly,Innocent, and Fred could be poster children for what's wrong with our educational system. Graduation w/o the ability to reason.
August 24th, 2010
5:14 pm
Chapels in the schools? LMFAO!!! You ignorant wad. Ever heard of separation of church and state?
August 24th, 2010
5:15 pm
Road Scholar,
August 24th, 2010
5:18 pm
Most of the comments on this blog are idiotic. Typical Georgians. Keep churning out undereducated boobs and sending this to your state universities where they can't pass the freshman math courses. I tutored those students back in 1984 and graded their papers in freshman math. Nothing has changed since then, Georgia schools, all over the state, continue to churn out poorly prepared students.
But, let's not take any money from Obama that might actually help Georgia. Frankly, I could care less about this stupid state any more. When I retire, I'm outta here. For now, I'm stuck because of my job. Yes, I have a job, one that pays me a six figure salary with benefits, so all you rednecks can call me a liberal if you want, but I bet I earn more than any of you.
August 24th, 2010
5:21 pm
Let's go ahead and appoint the special prosecutor now. That way when the money get's stolen he'll have a big head start on the indictments.
August 24th, 2010
5:27 pm
songbird, "I earn more than any of you". What a childish statement! I can hardly wait for you to retire so that you be "outta here".
PS: My daddy can beat up your daddy!
August 24th, 2010
5:32 pm
jm, "Second, these funds hopefully will be used to improve education where we are sorely in need and lacking, Math, Science, Engineering, and Technology education."
Don't forget sex-ed!
August 24th, 2010
5:39 pm
Songbird sounds like a big whiner to me. It's highly ironic that you call everyone else an "idiot" while proceeding to sound like one yourself. Really? You earn more? That's your argument? You're not an idiot because you earn more? That's NOT an idiotic argument? Brittany Spears earns more money, does that make her less idiotic? Since you're so smart, and need to tutor us "undereducated boobs", I'm sure that you know that I-75, I-85, and I-20 all run out of state at a superior speed. Since you're so superior to Georgians, why do you need to make your six-figure salary here? Surely you can make it somewhere else with your vast intellectual capacities. Do the rest of us a favor and stop taking yourself so seriously. Take your sour grapes somewhere else.
August 24th, 2010
5:49 pm
Perdue has cut funding to education more than any preceding governor in Georgia history. It is precisely because he has so vociferously slashed taxes without foresight that we need the funds so badly. Republican leadership has put our educational system in a bind. This money will be gone in one budget cycle. The decisions that have been made in order to solicit those funds will last for years. You can sell your soul to the devil, but you have to live with the repurcussions. Where's the money going to come from after that? Do you ever even hear the Republican leadership address that? I have never voted for a Democrat before in my life. However, I can honestly say that I'm going to vote for my first Democrat ever in the gubernatorial election. I'm voting for Barnes, despite his past mistakes because down deep in my gut, I just think he's going to treat educational budgets better than the highly political, low common sense leadership we've gotten from the Republicans for the last eight years. As a teacher, I sorely regret my two votes for Perdue. I know MANY more teachers who feel the same way and are going to be voting the other way to help prove a point.
August 24th, 2010
6:11 pm
I don't fear the feds but I DO loathe Sonny. Somebody please put up a countdown clock for how many days until we send him back to his p*ssed off neighbors in Perry.
August 24th, 2010
6:19 pm
Can't trust Perdue: The sad truth is that, no matter who is elected in November, the future governor and state legislators are going to face some very tough problems that will require very tough decisions. Taxpayers now are strapped by federal, state and local taxes and there is a limit as to how much blood you can get from a turnip. Cuts in budgets will be necessary and education will not be exemptedn from the process. Any would-be elected official who says otherwise is lying. We can already see evidence of budgetary problems in counties and municipalities with lay-offs in "essential" services, such as fire/rescue and police services. Some municipalities face the very real prospect of eliminating their entire police departments. The economic problems we face today, according to many news services, are going to worsen with no end in sight.
Beware of extravagent promises in these economic times.
August 24th, 2010
6:21 pm
"exemptedn" should read "exempted". Sorry – typo.
August 24th, 2010
6:27 pm
Road Scholar: "Graduation w/o the ability to reason."
In your particular case, one might say "graduation without the ability to discern".
August 24th, 2010
6:56 pm
"Put the swords down for a moment folks, and be happy that Georgia is getting these funds to improve our education for the people who are going to build our future tomorrow."
jm, Sonny has already promised half the money to bureaucrats at the state DOE. By the way jm, your realtor called. Has some ocean front property in Kansas that he knows you'll want to buy. He said take a few minutes to savor how Race to the Top will really transform Georgia, then give him a call.
August 24th, 2010
7:09 pm
Race To The Trough (oink, oink, slurp, slurp)
Quite a few will benefit. It won't be the teachers or students–the frontline in education.
August 24th, 2010
7:36 pm
Papa Grizzly: Obama wants to socialize the education system????? Our education system is and has been a socialist program since it's inception.
Nothing funnier than folks screaming about socialism when they don't have a clue what it is. Hanks for that laugh.
August 24th, 2010
7:37 pm
Make that "Thanks". Dang phone.
August 24th, 2010
9:36 pm
It is really sad when all most of you can do is spew hate. When you have nothing intelligent to say, you start the name calling. Be smart and ask questions about the money that Gov Perdue and others have mismanaged. As long as you keep fighting each other, politicians will continue to rob us blind. Beware of those that promise the moon but cannot tell you how they will get it for you. We as a people have more power when we're united and don't think for one minute that they don't know this.
August 24th, 2010
10:01 pm
People don't fear the fed funds…. just because they come from DC… we can be like they are… come on Georgians, don't fear the fed funds… there won't be any strings… we can be like they are… come on Georgians, don't fear the fed funds
August 24th, 2010
10:13 pm
"the feds gave us no rules"…Really!?! Isn't that how we got in this mess to begin with? No rules, no ramifications, no results.
August 24th, 2010
10:40 pm
sick of the republicans can not get a raise but he some how found some money for this school mess
August 24th, 2010
11:58 pm
@Liberal in a Red State: Most people don't realize the socialist nature of modern public education like a fish doesn't realize the nature of water. They've been raised by this system which instructs children (and adults in higher ed) from this educational philosophy. Unless something takes them "out of the Matrix" or at least shakes their confidence in the system at its core they will never see the root problem nor the solution.
Check out the trailer for the upcoming movie IndoctriNation (a "red pill" for those wanting the truth): http://vimeo.com/13912103
August 25th, 2010
12:03 am
"Sonny Perdue to fellow Republicans: Be not afraid of this federal cash"
Another example of why when it comes down to the business of governance there's not much difference between the GOP and the Democrats. Georgia's so-called conservative Republican government will gladly receive and spend money from those bad, bad socialist Democrats, then boast about how they were able to help Georgians by being fiscally wise in carving up the federal pork.
August 25th, 2010
7:43 am
Remember, Congressman Nathan Deal was against Race to the Top funds for GA before he was for it. Flip Flops are cool in summer. Come on up to my yacht Congressman – John.
August 25th, 2010
12:44 pm
Georgia is the most racist state. Every conversation seems to revolve around President Obama or African-Americans in general. I don't get it. As an African-American, I am very offended by some of the comments. Not all of us are the same just as not all whites, asians, jews, etc. are the same. I don't judge a whole race of people for what a few have done. Geez! When are we going to let this crap go and accept each other and our many differences? It never ceases to amaze me. God considers all of us his children and He is loving and forgiving. We are CERTAINLY NOT ABOVE GOD so who are we to hate another race of people because they are different? AND PLEASE, STOP BASHING PRESIDENT OBAMA! Instead of criticizing him for everything he does, say a prayer for him that he will make the right decisions for "OUR" country. None of us are perfect and if we were in his shoes, who's to say we would do a job any better. MORE LOVE, LESS HATE.
I hope all of you have a good day.
August 25th, 2010
12:46 pm
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Clinton Portis
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Adrian Peterson
|Peterson put up solid statistics in his rookie season with 1,609 scrimmage yards and 13 total touchdowns, but he received little help from Minnesota quarterbacks. Jackson started a total of 12 games, finishing with a dreadful 1,911 passing yards, 12 total touchdowns and 15 turnovers. Imagine what Peterson can do with a legitimate quarterback, say someone like Brett Favre (wink, wink), at the helm?
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Terry Allen
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Marcus Allen
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Eric Dickerson
|Dickerson broke (and still holds) the NFL record for rushing yards in a single season with 2,105 and totaled 2,244 scrimmage yards (12th all-time) in just his second NFL season. Those numbers came despite the futile contributions of quarterbacks Jeff Kemp (13 starts) and Vince Farrago (three starts), who combined to throw for an unimpressive 2,338 yards, 15 touchdowns and 15 interceptions.
Jeff Kemp
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Earl Campbell
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Walter Payton
|Payton, one of the greatest running backs in NFL history, rushed for a career best 1,852 yards and scored 16 total touchdowns in 14 games during his third season. "Sweetness" received very little help from Avellini, who threw for 2,004 yards with 11 touchdowns and 18 interceptions. The quarterback finished his pro football career with 33 touchdown passes and 69 interceptions.
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My nail art was inspired by the wonderful pshiiit.
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These was created using some nail decals I bought at a local nail art store. And believe it or not, it cost me nearly US$1 for each set (one set comes with 25 images) which is incredible! :D
First time ever with the decals, and I am impressed by how they work!
My most recent nail art I did. sorry for the bad quality picture.The thumb was inspired by The Daily Nail. And as for the right hand (did it as good as my left hand was able to do) was inspired by the villains from the game Minion Rush downloadable for iOS and android phones.
I was thinking for the next one I'd do a Monster University nail art.
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A floral nail art I did recently. This was inspired by an app called Nail Designs. The app is free to download for iOS here.
Hi again guys!
sorry for not posting any nail pics for so long :(
this was the most hectic semester ever, even for most weekends I didn't have time to just paint my nails. But for any other weeks, I still paint my nails and took a picture of it. So for now i will be spamming some of my nail creations in the past semester.
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first attempt doing a tribal nail art.
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Sharp rise followed a slowdown over the fall, according to a new Pew report.
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After a slowdown in the fall of 2011, the share of adults who owned tablet computers or e-readers nearly doubled over the holidays, according to a new report from the Pew Internet and American Life Project. The findings strongly suggest last year's slowdown was caused at least in part by people who anticipated receiving one of the devices as holiday gifts.
The percentage of adults in the United States who own tablets reached 19 percent in early January, up from 10 percent in mid-December, according to the study, which was released on Monday. The results were identical for the share of adults who own e-readers.
The surge came after a period of zero growth between August and December 2011, when the share of adults owning tablets held steady at 10 percent.
While overall numbers for tablet and e-reader sales were identical for the holiday period, differences appear in the demographic breakdown. For tablets, much of the surge can be attributed to people in households making more than $75,000 a year, 36 percent of whom now own a tablet. Sales were also strong among people with college degrees or higher, 31 percent of whom are now tablet owners.
But e-readers proved more popular among women than men. And while higher-educated people were still more likely to buy e-readers than those without college degrees, the gap wasn't as significant as it was with tablets.
More tablets in the hands of consumers is good news for marketers, according to a new study from Adobe. Tablet users spent 54 percent more per purchase in 2011 than visitors who use smartphones, the study said, with an average order total of $123 per purchase.
Tablet shoppers spend more than their smartphone counterparts for two reasons, according to Adobe: One, they are more affluent than smartphone users, a finding consistent with the Pew study. Adobe also speculated that tablets are simply more conducive to shopping.
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Those were the dollar figures presented Monday by Stanley J. Andrews of the Public Works Facility Building Committee during a meeting with members of the town's capital outlay committee.
That $11 million facility would house the complete Department of Public Works operation, store all of its vehicles inside, and create a home for the town's proposed new facilities manager, the sewer department, and the engineering department, Mr. Andrews said.
The building itself will cost an estimated $5.2 million, he said, and support equipment such as lifts, as well as fueling equipment, will add a further $730,000. Site development costs, including a new salt shed, will be about $2.7 million. Design costs will add $340,000 and soft costs and contingencies, another $2.1 million.
However, Mr. Andrews said that asking the DPW to perform some of the site preparation work will save about $1 million, bringing the total down closer to $10 million.
The Department of Integrated Solid Waste Management is expected to contribute about $2 million to the project, which is necessary so that landfill operations can move into the DPW's current location. That would bring the amount down to $8 million. If the town uses a proposed $500,000 from capital reserves, $750,000 from stabilization reserves, and $500,000 from free cash, it is looking at a debt exclusion of about $6.25 million.
While the committee is still waiting a confirmation from the Department of Integrated Solid Waste Management as to its contribution to the project, Mr. Andrews thinks that $6.25 million is very close to the number that will be presented to voters at the October 29 Town Meeting.
Capital Outlay members wanted to know if the huge, 20 percent contingency costs built into the project were necessary. They heard from those who worked with the recent Bournedale Elementary School construction project that the estimate was in line with their experience and not overly conservative.
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Members asked for a return on investment analysis on that point, since the extra space would need to be heated.
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I had a fight with my teen son the other day. I acted like a teen, and he acted like an adult. I pouted. He was reasonable. I was yelling. He was calm. I hate when that happens!
Bruce Sallan: It all had to do with expectations and desires on my part, for my teen son to want to hang out with his dad. Our family was apart this holiday season, as my wife and younger son went to Japan and Hong Kong.
I'd planned to go skiing with my older one, though he's historically never really liked it. However, his girlfriend loves to snowboard (which is what he did), so I thought he'd like to get better for when they might go together. He agreed to spend the time in the mountains with me, and I told him he could bring a guy friend.
As the trip got closer, none of his friends could come, and the week of the trip, he started talking "bailing." I got nuts, yelled and screamed and otherwise ranted and behaved like a baby. He, on the other hand, was calm and offered reasonable counterarguments to my out-of-control yelping. Granted, he still waited 'til the last minute and was leaving me "high and dry," but the truth was he never really wanted to go in the first place.
I never really gave him the room to say so. I was the immature one; he ultimately showed poise and moderation under the fire of my ire. Ha. Goes to show that it really is true. What do I know? I'm just a guy.
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So, I think an update is in order. Things do tend to have a way of working themselves out. My son got a great music opportunity while staying home, I got a lot of work done and skied my butt off, and when I returned my teen and I had some great fun together, in the few days before my wife and other son returned home from Japan and Hong Kong. Things do have a way of working themselves out - if you let them. Next week a post about how it felt to be alone in the mountains for 10 days, during the holidays…
Bruce Bruce. What are we going to do with you. You always make me laugh. You are SUCH a guy - if ever there was a perfect name for a blog, you got it.
I'm laughing so hard, I can't even offer any comments of value. He's a TEENAGER…and, maybe so are you? Lol.
Well, it looks like im the more mature one. Haha. I enjoyed this blog a lot. And im glad that fight we had didn't last too long.
Cool to see you posting here Arnold.
Bruce I got to tell you even though you didn't like the way you acted, think of it this way, he acted in a grown up manner and could have only learned that from one man. That would be you. You should be so proud of him and yourself. Your teachings through the years gave him the ability and confidance to be in such control of the situation. Kudos to both of you!!
Bruce, c'mon, we've always known you're the immature one! Lol.
Bruce - u constantly crack me up. I'd like to b a fly on the wall of your home. Where do u get your stuff? Lol.
Bruce - u constantly crack me up. I'd like to b a fly on the wall of your home. Where do u get your stuff? Lol.
I must say that the two of you are definitely the definition of insanity!:-))) I've watched the two of you do this routine every winter for the past 3 years, it's comical. Bruce, you always think that for some magical reason Arnie is going to change his mind and want to go snowboarding when he's told you repeatedly that he hates it. And to be fair, Arnie keeps saying yes to you everytime skiing comes up. He's a teenager…let him be into what he's into. His passion is not the same as yours. Well, there's always next year, maybe they'll (Bruce and Arnie) will come to their senses finally. I call this the Sallan Boys drama.:-)
I have been watching DVDs of the dozen or so seasons of "Frasier" the past few weeks. (I just finished Season 4.) I need not add that it is in my opinion a wonderful show — I would go so far as to say the best sitcom in television history … although again, that is just an opinion … based on rational reasons, but an opinion nonetheless. The point is that this kind of interplay is at the heart of many episodes in the series.
I hate when that happens, my daughter has pointed out my immaturity also! UUGH
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On July 2, Joffe found Selebi had taken hundreds of thousands of rand in payments between 2000 and 2005 from three businessmen, including murder suspect Glen Agliotti, that "made no legitimate business sense" and were intended as bribes. He found Selebi not guilty of a separate charge of defeating the ends of justice.
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