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U.N. Issues Urgent Appeal for Somalia Famine
The United Nations has issued an urgent appeal for $300 million within two months to stop the famine in Somalia from getting worse. Tens of thousands of people have already died and nearly half of Somalia's population — 3.7 million people — are in danger, the vast majority in the south. U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon appealed for immediate aid.
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon: "Humanitarian agencies need urgent funding to save lives. If funding is not made available for humanitarian interventions now, the famine is likely to continue and spread. The overall requirement is $1.6 billion for Somalia. Roughly 300 million U.S. dollars is needed in the next two months to provide an adequate response to famine-affected areas. Children and adults are dying at an appalling rate. Every day of delay will cost more lives."
The United Nations says 11.3 million are in need of immediate food assistance, including 500,000 children at risk of death. Speaking from Ethiopia, World Food Programme head Josette Sheeran said the severity of the threat to children makes the relief effort unprecedented.
Josette Sheeran: "This will be our largest-ever emergency operation of supplementary foods to reach children, and we are currently tapping in all possible supplies, not only locally and regionally, but throughout the world, to scale those up, as we see the deepening effects of this drought. It's very important that we not lose a generation, because for those children who make it who have been denied adequate nutrition, the potential for harm is quite high if they're denied critical nutrition at this time."
Aid Groups: Rich Nations Failed to Avert Somalia Crisis
Aid operations are resuming in southern Somalia after the militant group, al-Shabab, lifted a ban that had wiped out foreign humanitarian assistance. Although the al-Shabab ban was widely denounced, aid groups are also criticizing Western nations for what they call a lackluster effort to help avert the crisis despite dire warnings in advance. The Horn of Africa has been ravaged by high food prices, violence and the driest conditions in decades. Pointing to the virtual eradication of livestock in the Horn of Africa, the Society for the Protection of Animals Abroad said, "Once again our belated response is a vast operation to feed the starving, having failed to protect their livelihoods."
U.N.: Less Than Half of Africa Appeals Met
The urgent request for Somalia comes amidst warnings donor countries are failing to meet appeals for crises affecting a number of African countries. United Nations Emergency Relief Coordinator Valerie Amos said less than half of the aid sought for Africa has been delivered.
Valerie Amos: "To date, we have received $3.6 billion, covering 45 percent of requirements, with $4.3 billion still needed. Our key concern is that there are persistent imbalances in funding among crises. The funding percentages of different appeals range from 29 percent to 60 percent. The least-funded appeals are the regional appeal for West Africa and the appeals for Zimbabwe, Djibouti and Niger."
The aid group Oxfam International says the world's richest nations have practiced "willful neglect" in under-funding aid appeals for Africa and ignoring warnings of impending food shortages going back to January.
Sanders Blasts Entitlement Cuts, Tax Cuts in Deficit Talks
Talks continue in Washington as the Obama administration and congressional leaders race to finalize an agreement on raising the federal debt ceiling. On Wednesday, the White House acknowledged for the first time it could accept a short-term hike to the deficit ceiling to extend the August 2 deadline by a few days. President Obama met with Republican leaders on Wednesday night with a plan to cut as much as $4 trillion in federal spending back into play. Obama is now backing a bipartisan Senate budget plan that would overhaul Social Security and Medicare, while cutting taxes on the wealthy. In addition to entitlement cuts, the so-called "Gang of Six" plan would eliminate a number of popular tax breaks and deductions, including write-offs for home mortgage interest and employer-provided health benefits. The savings would help offset the cost of then lowering the top individual and corporate tax rates from 35 percent to at least 29 percent. Speaking on the Senate floor, Independent Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont mockingly congratulated Republicans for President Obama's apparent willingness to cut Social Security and Medicare.
Sen. Bernie Sanders: "[Republicans] have stood firm in their desire to represent the wealthy and the powerful and multinational corporations. They have threatened. They have been very smart in a number of ways. They have been determined. And at the end of the day, they will get 80 or 90 percent of what they want. That is their victory, and I congratulate them on their victory. Unfortunately, their victory will be a disaster for working families in this country, for the elderly, for the sick, for the children, and for low-income people."
Murdoch Returns to U.S., Cameron Refuses to Apologize for Coulson Hiring
Media mogul Rupert Murdoch has returned to the United States as his media empire faces a growing number of challenges over the phone-hacking scandal that has led to a number of arrests in Britain and prompted an investigation here in the United States. In Britain, Prime Minister David Cameron appeared before an emergency session of Parliament to address the scandal. Cameron refused to apologize for hiring Andy Coulson, a former Murdoch employee, who recently served as Cameron's communications chief at Downing Street.
British Prime Minister David Cameron: "If it turns out Andy Coulson knew about the hacking at the News of the World, he will not only have lied to me, but he would have lied to the police, to a select committee, to the Press Complaints Commission, and of course perjured himself in a court of law. More to the point, if that comes to pass, he could also expect to face severe criminal charges. I have an old-fashioned view about 'innocent until proven guilty.' But if it turns out I've been lied to, that would be a moment for a profound apology, and in that event, I can tell you I will not fall short."
Texas Executes Death Row Prisoner over Victim's Objection
Texas has executed a death row prisoner, despite the objections of one of his victims. Mark Stroman was killed by lethal injection on Wednesday for a 2001 shooting spree that left two people dead and another injured. The wounded survivor, Rais Bhuiyan, had sued Texas Gov. Rick Perry to stop the execution, arguing Stroman's attack was rooted in ignorance. Stroman was an Aryan Brotherhood member who claimed the death of his half-sister in the 9/11 attacks had fueled his rampage. All of Stroman's victims were from India or Pakistan. Speaking on Democracy Now! earlier this week, Bhuiyan cited his own Muslim beliefs espousing forgiveness.
Rais Bhuiyan: "I strongly believe what Mark Stroman did, that it was hate — I mean, that it was hate crime because of his ignorance, and he was not capable of distinguishing between right and wrong. Otherwise, he would not have done what he did. The way my parents raised me, and my Islamic faith teaches me, that he is the best who can forgive easily. And my faith teaches that no one has a right to take another human life."
Georgia Delays Death Row Execution
Georgia has delayed the lethal injection of a death row prisoner whose death is set to be the first videotaped execution in nearly two decades. Another death row prisoner has won a court order to videotape Andrew Grant DeYoung's execution over concerns drugs used in the process might cause unnecessary suffering.
Media Ban Imposed as California Prison Hunger Strike Enters 4th Week
More than 400 California prisoners are entering the fourth week of hunger strike in protest of what they allege to be cruel and unusual conditions. Dozens have reportedly lost between 20 and 25 pounds as health conditions deteriorate. The prisoners are demanding a number of changes in the prison system already standard practice in other parts of the country, including an end to group punishment, denial of food as punishment, and ending long-term solitary confinement. The strike began in the Pelican Bay maximum security facility near the Oregon border and has drawn the support of thousands of prisoners throughout California. Pelican Bay prisoner Todd Ashker spoke out in an audio recording earlier this month.
Todd Ashker: "We believe that this is our only option of ever trying to make some kind of positive changes here, is through this peaceful protest of hunger strike. And there is a core group of us who are committed to taking this all the way to the death, if necessary. None of us want to do this, but we feel like we have no other option. And we're just hoping for the best."
Media groups have criticized California prison officials for barring journalists from meeting with the striking Pelican prisoners, citing "security and safety issues."
Obama Admin Backs Repeal of DOMA
The Obama administration is backing a new congressional measure that would repeal the anti-LGBT 1996 Defense of Marriage Act, or DOMA, which denies federal recognition of gay marriage. The new "Respect for Marriage Act" was introduced following the White House's surprise announcement it would stop defending DOMA in court earlier this year. Speaking before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Human Rights Campaign president Joe Solmonese urged lawmakers to back DOMA's repeal.
Joe Solmonese: "DOMA means that the many protections the federal government provides for the health and security of American families remains out of reach for same-sex couples and their children. It keeps, for instance, gay and lesbian Americans from sponsoring their spouses for immigration to the United States, forcing bi-national couples to choose between love and country."
House Measure Would Restore Global Gag Rule
Human Rights Watch is urging lawmakers to oppose a pending measure that would restore the Global Gag Rule banning U.S. funding for any international healthcare organization that performs abortions or advocates for the legalization of abortion, even if those activities are funded by non-U.S. money. The Global Gag Rule was seen by many as a major global barrier to access to crucial women's health services before President Obama lifted it upon taking office. In a statement, Meghan Rhoad, a women's rights researcher at Human Rights Watch, said, "The Global Gag Rule has exacted a terrible cost in damage to the health of millions of women and the free speech rights of people around the world... It should be considered a shameful piece of past foreign policy, not a model for the future."
Montana Judge Blocks Movement of Oil Equipment
A Montana judge has halted the transportation of massive oilfield equipment across the state's roads. Imperial Oil, a subsidiary of Exxon Mobil, has been barred from using Montana's scenic highways to transport hundreds of tons of equipment to Alberta, Canada, for a controversial tar sands pipeline project. The National Wildlife Federation, Missoula County and a number of conservation groups had argued oil companies and the U.S. Department of Transportation had failed to attain the necessary environmental clearances.
NLRB Judge: SEIU, Kaiser Colluded to Influence Union Vote
The National Labor Relations Board has recommended the cancellation of the results of an election last year between two unions to represent 43,000 employees in California's largest hospital chain, Kaiser Permanente. The giant Service Employees International Union, or SEIU, beat out the much smaller breakaway National Union of Health Workers, or NUHW, in a bitterly contest race. But a National Labor Relations Board judge has now ruled SEIU was guilty of misconduct and collusion with Kaiser Permanente to influence the vote's outcome.
U.S. Heat Wave Kills 22, Engulfs East
The U.S. heat wave that has so far claimed 22 lives in the Midwest has made its way to the East Coast. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, some 141 million people in a one-million-square-mile area found themselves under heat advisories and warnings, meaning nearly half the country is now dealing with the extreme weather.
China, Russia Stall Security Council Session on Climate Change
The world's most powerful nations have failed to advance a measure that would bring the issue of climate change before the United Nations Security Council. The effort was stalled Wednesday after Russia and China insisted that climate is outside the Security Council's mandate. The U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, Susan Rice, criticized their stance.
Susan Rice: "We have dozens of countries in this body and in this very room whose very existence is threatened. They have asked this Council to demonstrate our understanding that their security is profoundly threatened. Instead, because of the refusal of a few to accept our responsibility, this Council is saying, by its silence, in effect, tough luck. This is more than disappointing. It's pathetic, it's short-sighted, and frankly, it's a dereliction of duty."
Ortega Proposes Nicaraguan Referendum on $17B World Court Judgment from U.S.
Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega is proposing a national referendum on whether to demand the United States pay up the $17 billion owed under a 1986 World Court judgment that found the former Ronald Reagan administration had committed unlawful aggression. The ruling centered around the U.S. support for Contra militants who killed thousands of people in trying to topple the Sandinista government. Nicaragua dropped its demand for the United States to respect the judgment after a U.S.-backed government came into office following a decade of economic and armed warfare.
Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega: "Let the U.S. honor this debt and not say they won't pay, as they have been saying in the past that they won't pay. At least the Yankee representative here has said they won't pay. The President has not said it, but the Yankee representative here has. I would like to propose that we call for a referendum so that the Nicaraguan people decide if this debt between the Nicaraguan people and the U.S. government should be charged or not."
Serbia Arrests Last Major War Crimes Fugitive
Serbian authorities have arrested the last major war crimes fugitive from the 1990s violence in former Yugoslavia. Croatian Serb leader Goran Hadzic was arrested in a mountainous northern region of Serbia after two decades on the run. Indicted by the International Criminal Court in 2004, Hadzic was wanted for war crimes and crimes against humanity, including "persecutions on political, racial or religious grounds, extermination, murder, torture, deportation and forcible transfer," as well as "wanton destruction or devastation." At The Hague, the Chief Prosecutor for the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, Serge Brammertz, welcomed Hadzic's arrest.
Serge Brammertz: "We are of course very pleased that this last arrest has taken place. It was very important for the victims, of course. As you know, Hadzic was at large for a number of years, so it's very important for the victims in Croatia, who will finally see justice being done, and of course very important for the Tribunal because he was the last fugitive out of 161 persons indicted."
More than 10,000 people died before the Croatian war came to an end in 1995.
Judge Allows Closure of Vermont Yankee Nuclear Plant
Earlier this week, a federal judge denied a request for an injunction from owners of the Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant to keep the facility online past its deadline to close down when its 40-year contract license expires next year. Although the Vermont Senate voted to deny the company a new operating license last year, the federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission opted to extend the plant's license for 20 more years, in the days following the Fukushima nuclear crisis. The heart of the dispute is whether a state has a right to close down a federally permitted facility. An appeal is expected from the Vermont Yankee owners, who are a subsidiary of Entergy Corporation, the second largest nuclear power plant operator in the United States. The Vermont Yankee plant is one of the oldest in the country and has had a series of radioactive tritium leaks. Vermont's attempt to closure the facility marks the first time a state has moved to shut down a reactor in more than 20 years. The case could affect nuclear policy across the United States as dozens of other aging nuclear plants seek renewed operating licenses in upcoming years.
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Healthcare provider Simplyhealth has donated £8368 to Manchester based charity ReachOut! The money will be used to fund a summer project at St Paul's High School in Wythenshawe for children about to enter year seven.
ReachOut! is a voluntary mentoring programme that started in Moss Side in Manchester in 1994. During August it plans to run summer projects at four local schools to help children develop their key academic skills, while also playing sport and having fun. Each two-week summer project costs £8368 per school and most of the money comes from fundraising. The donation will also cover the training of junior mentors aged 15-16 who already attend St Paul's. They will help out with the running of the project.


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The second annual report on US worker health and safety offers a review of activities and new policies at the federal scene, and a recap on the best reporting about it by the nation's journalists.
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The Labor Department's MSHA issued a new regulation this week targeting employers that have an egregious pattern of violating mine safety and health standards.
In our new report "The Year in U.S. Occupational Health & Safety," we devote one section to key activities by the Obama Administration and the U.S. Congress.
The newly unveiled granite memorial in Whitesville, WV is a visible reminder of the 29 miners who were killed in the Upper Big Branch mine, but the truest measure of our recognition of their sacrifice is what we do in their memory to protect the living.
The Washington Post's article "Meaningless millions" captures some of the heartbreak experienced when your loved one is killed on the job, but like most things, there's more to the story.
Family members of the April 2010 Upper Big Branch mine disaster say they are still in the dark. The latest example is Alpha Natural Resources failure to make public a progress report required in its non-prosecution agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice.
A delegation of family members who lost loved ones in Massey Energy's Upper Big Branch mine met with senators and representatives of both political parties to urge them to pass legislation for stronger penalties for upper-level officials who violate safety laws.
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Earlier this month, the Mine Safety and Health Administration released results of an internal review into the agency's actions leading up to the April 5, 2010 Upper Big Branch Mine Disaster, which killed 29 miners in Raleigh County, West Virginia. The Executive Summary reports, "While the Internal Review team did not find evidence that the…


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Calling all NATURE LOVERS! This beautiful move-in condition home sits on a large premium lake lot in the very desirable gated community of St. David's Township in Windsor Plantation. The view that you will enjoy from this lovely home is amazing! Many happy hours can be enjoyed watching the ducks, birds and wildlife that swim and fly in and out of the lake. If you are a beach lover you will be thrilled to know that the blue Atlantic is just about 2 short miles away! This special home has been treated with lots of TLC and it certainly shows! Many upgrades and features have been added to this new home since it was built just two years ago. This floor plan is the Ambrose II and was constructed by Ryland Homes. If you are looking for a really OPEN floor plan, you have found it! The flow of this home is just perfect! As you enter you are greeted by a large foyer with a formal living room and dining room that offers great living and entertaining space. An archway leads into the huge family room with beautiful hardwood flooring, this room will definitely handle all of your furniture with room to spare! There your eyes will gaze and see a peaceful and tranquil view of large back yard and sparkling lake! Kitchen is a true chef's delight. The original cabinets were removed and beautiful solid oak 42" cabinets were put in their place. Beautiful Granite counters, pull out drawers, stainless steel appliances and a five burner natural gas range/oven really gives this great kitchen that wow factor! A pantry gives extra storage which we all love to have. A large oak work island with beautiful granite is in the breakfast nook. Not only does this give you great counter & storage space but also doubles as a table where you may sip your morning coffee and enjoy your meals. The floor plan of this home is so well designed as it has a extra large master bedroom that overlooks that fabulous view! Master bath has double raised vanity with granite counter top, garden tub, separate glassed walk-in shower and a HUGE walk-in closet- what a treat! Split bedroom plan is just perfect for when guests arrive. Separate laundry room will handle that extra large washer and dryer easily! So many great features are in this BETTER than new home such as beautiful hardwood floors, ceiling fans, smooth ceilings, new shower door for guest bathroom and raised double vanity with granite counter top. Sprinkler system, gutters, new front storm door- all of these upgrades are here for you! Double garage has pull down stairs that lead up to floored attic storage space. The home has natural gas heat, hot water heater and range/oven. also-- the outside grill on the patio has a permanent gas line that is attached to it. You never have to worry about running out of gas now when cooking your favorite dishes on the grill! The community of St. David's Township at Windsor Plantation has so much to offer !! Large and beautiful new clubhouse and exercise room has just been constructed and is now open. The inviting and spacious outdoor pool and patio area will soon become your favorite places to take a quick dip, relax and make new friends. As if all this wasn't enough-- there are sidewalks on both sides of this community so walking your doggie or taking a stroll around the neighborhood is very easy and enjoyable! SO-- if you are looking for a new home, in a wonderful neighborhood, close to the beach- LOOK NO MORE- You have found it! NEWS FLASH!! Just had a price reduction- now that is sweet!! WOW! ANOTHER LARGE PRICE REDUCTION- THIS ONE IS FOR YOU!! SELLERS ARE HIGHLY MOTIVATED! JUST HAD A SUPER HUGH PRICE REDUCTION!! WHAT A FABULOUS BUY!! NOW ANOTHER PRICE REDUCTION!!
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According to the American Civil Liberties Union, the Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix is pressuring one of the nation's largest hospital systems to stop providing life-saving abortions. This is after a November 2009 decision by the hospital to provide a life-saving abortion to a young mother of four after doctors determined that without the medical procedure the woman would almost certainly have died.
Thomas J. Olmsted, Bishop of Phoenix, does not deny that the medical care the woman received was necessary to save her life. Yet in a November 22, 2010 letter to Catholic Healthcare West the bishop states that the hospital has "actively engaged in an abortion procedure that is immoral" and threatens to remove the hospital's endorsement unless CHW "acknowledges in writing that the medical procedure that resulted in the abortion at St. Joseph's Hospital was a violation" of the policy that governs all Catholic hospitals and "will never occur again at St. Joseph's Hospital."
Thankfully the ACLU stepped in and, citing this Arizona incident and other refusals of emergency care, wrote to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and alerted them to the potential violations of federal law by religiously affiliated hospitals that refuse to provide emergency abortions and requested an investigation.
These hospitals all may have some religious affiliation, but that affiliation does not exempt them from federal law, nor can they use that affiliation as a sword to deny women access to emergency life-saving care. The first and only priority should be the administration of any services necessary to care for a patient and it should be qualified medical professionals, not bishops, who make the determination as to what that care entails.
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From what I read in my newspaper the surgery on the woman could have been performed without an unneccessarry Murder of a baby!
Why is the life of a fetus more important than the life of a breathing woman citizen? ... oh, I answered my own question -- I added the word, "woman" to citizen.
She didn't go to the hospital for an abortion, she went for health care. The abortion was decided on after she was there.
Her death would leave 4 children without a mother, not 5. Unless she would live long enough for the new baby to survive the unborn child would die with her.
When I was in Catholic Cathecism classes we were taught that was the one case where abortion was allowed. Maybe the nuns didn't know what they were talking about. Maybe things have become more polarized. Most certainly the facts must be known to reach a valid conclusion.
I agree it is up to the women, but arent these hospitals private, if so they do have the right to refuse.
Amber M. & Petra Luna & Past Member. I am with you 100% on your comments. This was exactly what was going through my head. I am glad to see that MOST people are not ignorant, arrogant fools on this issue. I am a single mom of 3 with a lot of health issues. With my 3rd child I had a lot of problems. It was more that I could lose her, but if they would have told me I needed to abort I sure would not have gone to a church hospital for it. I would be afraid they would botch the procedure just to "punish" me. Scary Catholics. These are the same people that told my great grandma that her baby that was born still born could not be buried on "sacred" ground because the baby did not live long enough to be baptised. The twin only lived 2 days, and was ok to be buried on church ground because she had been baptised. My great grandma declined a church burial for both babies. She buried them both in one casket at the bottom of the hill and said the baptised sister would take her to Heaven. I guess my Grandma knew that God is smarter than the church. It seems not much has changed in 100 years with the Catholic church. Maybe they wouldn't have had to launch a Catholics Come Home campaign if they hadn't proven to be so uncompassionate in the first place. So on top of a woman losing both children in child birth your going to tell her one has to go to hell. Your going to tell me that I should die to give birth to another baby and leave all my kids without a mother.
Woman's body, woman's choice, woman's right.
In addition to saying that Catholic hospitals must perform life-saving abortions, there should also be a threat put out that if Catholic hospitals don't perform life-saving abortions for women, and girls, that the staff will be charged with murder and medical as well as criminal negligence.
Any hospital that allows their patients to die because they're too arrogant to go against their religious beliefs should be shut down and the stuff be sent to prison.
*sigh* Okay, lets say this was cancer tumor removal, or a heart valve transplant. Would you then go to a hospital that doesn't provide that service and demand it happen because your life is on the line? No. Instead, you go to a place where you can get the expert care. So why go to a Catholic Hospital for an abortion where you know they've never done one at all? Anyway, even if I thought I had to have it, I would not trust a Catholic Hospital to perform an abortion on me, because I don't feel they are safe enough to do it. If I had to have one to save my life, I want a place that will take care of me properly. It's absurd to force them to do what they're obviously NOT in business for.
Abortion should be the woman's decision.
I agree with a life saving abortion like that. she's a mother with 4 kids, if she dies that leaves 5 babies behind with no mother. this is a totally different situation than someone getting an abortion just because they don't want a baby.
I agree with a life saving abortion like that. she's a mother with 4 kids, if she dies that leaves 5 babies behind with no mother. this is a totally different situation than someone getting an abortion just because they don't want a baby.
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Money Help: A spending fast on a specific item is a good way to reducing debt
Everyone is talking about debt these days.
The U.S. national debt is huge. China owns tons of our debt. Individuals are drowning in consumer debt. Mortgage debt defaults triggered the largest recession since the Great Depression. Many people have lost all or substantial portions of their incomes, and it has led to additional debt and defaults on debt.
Here are several ways to speed up a debt freedom march.
Make a decision to go on a spending fast. Choose a specific item or category of items that you typically spend money on — like Starbucks coffee or a Mountain Dew — and choose to fast from purchasing those items for a set period of time. Use the money that would have been spent on those items to accelerate your debt freedom march.
Refuse to live off of any pay increase that is received. Apply the entire pay increase toward debt reduction. If you receive any bonuses, use them for debt reduction as well. Admittedly, using a bonus to pay off debt is not glamorous, but it is definitely worth it.
Restructure debt to lower interest and better terms. Move high-interest credit card balances to 0-percent balance transfer credit cards. Refinance a home mortgage to a lower interest rate because rates are still at record lows.
Obtain overtime work and apply the additional income completely toward debt reduction. If overtime is not available, consider obtaining a second job to generate additional income. This may not sound like fun, and many friends and family members may say it is ridiculous to do this, but remaining buried in debt is much worse.
Take a look in the garage and in storage to see what can be sold to generate additional money for debt reduction. If you have a storage unit, sell all of the stuff inside it and close out the unit. This will eliminate the monthly storage fee and generate money for debt reduction. This option also has the side benefit of reducing clutter.
If you receive a tax refund, use it to apply toward debt reduction. If a large tax refund is received each year, consider changing the amount withheld each month so that more money can be received each month for debt reduction. I personally used my tax refund to jump-start my march toward debt freedom. I am so glad I made that decision.
Consider reducing retirement plan contributions to your 401(k), 403(b), 457, or TSP. Ensure that enough is contributed to receive the company matching funds, but a short-term reduction of contributions could be what is needed to become debt-free quickly.
Use coupons when shopping for groceries. Websites like SouthernSavers.com and CouponMom.com are outstanding free resources. Saving money on groceries will free up additional money for debt reduction — and of course it is fun to save tons of money at checkout.
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ALBUQUERQUE — Authorities say a postal employee is in custody after a shot was fired within the vehicle maintenance facility at Albuquerque's main post office. Nobody was injured.
Postal Inspection Service spokesman Ed Trejo (TRAY'-hoe) says the employee is a mechanic and that the one shot was fired shortly before 6 a.m. as the mechanic and other employees reported for work Monday morning.
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The difference between TNG's setup and TOS' is that the dilithium crystal matrix is separate from the M/ARC during TOS, while during TNG, the dilithium crystals are held right there in the intermix chamber itself.
Remember, the whole purpose of the crystals is to amplify the energy from the antimatter reaction so that a decent warp field can be generated. So, as long as the warp drive isn't engaged, then there's no problem popping the crystals out to take a look at them. If Geordi tried that on the Enterprise-D, yeah, you'd have a very big problem, but on the original Enterprise, the intermix chamber is a couple of decks down. Still wouldn't be a smart move on Scotty's part to pull those crystals out while the ship was at warp, but not necessarily the instant death for all aboard that's being put forward.
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Economic Statistics for 27 Jul 15
Durable goods orders rose 3.4% in June, with ex-transportation orders up 0.8%. On a year over year basis, orders are down -2.8% overall, and -4.5 ex-transportation.
The Dallas Fed Manufacturing survey shows a bit less negativity in July, rising 2.4 points to -4.6.
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Economic Statistics for 24 Jul 15
New home sales in June plunged -6.8% to a 482,000 annual rate. Prices were also soft, at a median $281,800, down -1.8% year-on-year.
The PMI Manufacturing Index Flash for July came in at 53.8, which is very close to the final June reading of 54.0.
Economic Statistics for 23 Jul 15
The Kansas City Fed Manufacturing Index continues to show deep contraction, though it rose to -7 from -9 in July.
The Conference Board's Index of Leading Indictors rose 0.6% in June, pushed higher by a surge in Housing Permits.
The Chicago Fed National Activity Index moved back into positive territory in June, rising from -0.17 to 0.8.
Initial weekly jobless claims fell a startling 26,000 to 255,000, a 42-year low. The 4-week average fell 4,000 to 278,500. Continuing claims 9,000 to 2.207 million. Auto retooling, and temporary layoffs, always make jobless claims a very tricky number in July.
The Bloomberg Consumer Comfort Index dropped -0.8 points lower to 42.4 in the latest week.
The Fed's balance sheet rose $11.7 billion last week, with total assets of $4.544 trillion. Reserve bank credit rose $12.0 billion.
The Fed reports that M2 money supply rose by $5.9 billion in the latest week.
Why did he do it!
We're working really hard in the media to avoid discussing the elephant that Mohammad Abdulazeez rode going to his Chattanooga Islamic terrorist attack. Official government sources are working nearly as hard.
"It" let's talk like 'it' wasn't killing 5 men while we're worrying about whether or not he was 'radicalized' or depressed or a wannabe member of ISIS.
There's no evidence he was inspired by ISIS you see.
I'd like to suggest there was no evidence that Major Nidal Hasan was inspired by ISIS either if that's a helpful guidepost to those who are trying to figure out what we can do to prevent people from killing when they think they will gain entry to paradise for killing.
Just because young Mohammad didn't write "Dear Diary, today, inspired by the glory of ISIS and all they do in the name of Allah, I'm going to go and kill some American servicemen" doesn't mean the cause isn't pretty obvious.
He was a lone gunman according to the President, who avoided the word 'Terrorism' like he avoids making useful decisions.
The kid did mention 'becoming a martyr' didn't he? And what exactly does that mean to some people who practice the religion of peace?
Short and sweet.
To the best of my knowledge there's only one world-wide religion that rewards you for dying while killing others. Only one major religion where "becoming a martyr" is a matter of choice. Only one where you get rewards for killing unbelievers.
And based on the xplodidopes who blow themselves up in mosques, even killing 'believers' can get you a reward even if the only difference between you is believing the prophet rose at 6:00 AM every morning while they insist emphatically he didn't rise until 6:10.
In Christianity, you kill yourself, and others, and you are NOT going to get the first class treatment when you get to Heaven's gates. You are most certainly not going to get it if you slaughter innocents first and manage to get yourself killed in the ensuing battle with the forces of goodness and niceness.
Only Islam rewards you with paradise for killing others before your number comes up in the fight, even if you're the one who started it.
But we need to know young Mohammad was doing drugs and alcohol. What we know is it makes him a lousy practitioner of Islam. What we can guess is it could be a factor in why he needed the martyr bonus package to buy his way to paradise.
He was 'in debt' – sure, after you drop somewhere on the order of (easily) $3000+ to buy an AK74, an AR-15 and a Saiga 12 semi-auto assault shotgun, plus the ammo to feed them, and spend time, and money, at a range practicing with them, yeah, you've gone a lot deeper in debt then when you couldn't make that $380 monthly car payment. Now oddly enough, he didn't have that additional debt, until after he'd returned from a trip to the Middle East. I'm sure there's nothing unusual about that though. I came back from Fredericksburg Texas a couple weeks ago, and when I got back to Dallas I went out and bought Heffeweizen and German sausages, so maybe it's a coming back from the Middle East thing to go out and buy weapons and ammo.
Finally, the day Mohammad decided he was ready to 'commit suicide', he set out to shoot, and kill, not just any unbelievers, no, he went off to shoot and kill members of the armed forces of the United States of America. He seems to have had a particular bone to pick with the Marines but obviously he'd shoot American sailors too. I suspect Army, Air Force or Coast Guard personnel who crossed his path would have made their way onto his kill list.
Now let's pack up all those bits of information as we ponder why he did 'it'.-
A follower of Islam, looking to achieve martyrdom, takes a trip to the Middle East for several months, comes back and buys several semi-automatic weapons of man killing caliber, buys ammo for them, practices with them and then attacks the recruiting offices of the United States military. In the process he dies, thus achieving his goal of martyrdom. Before his 'suicide' is complete he kills 5 American military personnel, largely unarmed (because he's a brave warrior seeking paradise), until finally someone puts enough jacketed lead into his nasty little body to put him down like the diseased animal he was.
Should we CARE what motivated him? Isn't it all about the outcome for progressive America?
I don't care if he was depressed, taking pills, in debt, confused or having a bad beard day. He wasn't a good boy, he killed other people for nothing more than being Americans, in uniform.
And he did it, specifically, because his religion taught him that dying while killing infidels would get him into heaven.
It's NOT any more complicated than that.
Is it radicalized? is it terrorism? (yes, and yes).
Who cares, if it's not, it's still Islam.
Now go figure out how knowing it's Islam will prevent the next follower of Mohammed who's 'depressed and in debt' from attempting to do little shoe kissing pork eating Mohammad Abdulazeez one (or more) better.
Economic Statistics for 22 Jul 15
The MBA reports that mortgage applications rose 0.1% last week, with purchases up 1.0% and refis down 1.0%.
The FHFA House Price Index rose 0.4% in May, with a year-over-year increase of 5.7%.
Existing home sales rose 3.2% in June, to a 5.49 million annual rate. Sales are up 9.6% over last June.
Is ISIS transforming into a "functioning state?"
According to some, that's exactly what is happening:
While no one is predicting that the Islamic State will become the steward of an accountable, functioning state anytime soon, the group is putting in place the kinds of measures associated with governing: issuing identification cards for residents, promulgating fishing guidelines to preserve stocks, requiring that cars carry tool kits for emergencies. That transition may demand that the West rethink its military-first approach to combating the group.
"I think that there is no question that the way to look at it is as a revolutionary state-building organization," said Stephen M. Walt, a professor of international affairs at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard. He is one of a small but growing group of experts who are challenging the conventional wisdom about the Islamic State: that its evil ensures its eventual destruction.
Granted, the tools it uses to establish and maintain control are terror and violence, however that's not much different than hundreds of totalitarian regimes throughout history. And, at this point, it is in its first generation of "rulers", which means they're likely to be the most true to their warped "principles". So corruption, pre se, isn't yet a problem (they're too frightened of their own organization to accept bribes, for instance).
Remember history, say the experts:
Drawing on parallels from history, experts say, the group's violence can be seen in a different light. Mr. Walt mentioned the guillotine of the French Revolution, and the atrocities of the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia and the Communist one in China — imperfect analogies, to be sure, but ones that underscored the violence and oppression that can precede creation of a revolutionary state.
Then there's Pol Pot's Cambodia. It finally failed, but the same formula was applied there.
The problem, of course, is this isn't the way it had to be. Certainly the left will say "if that evil Bush hadn't invaded Iraq, it wouldn't be that way". Well with people often disappearing into wood chippers in Saddam's day, Iraq was already that way.
The problem, as we face it now, really comes down to ideology and neglect – squarely placed in this administration's lap. Gen. Ray Odeirno, outgoing Army Chief of Staff, said as much in an interview:
But Odierno had pointed words on the rise of ISIS in Iraq and Syria – suggesting it didn't have to be this way.
"It's frustrating to watch it," Odierno said. "I go back to the work we did in 2007, 2008, 2009, and 2010 and we got it to a place that was really good. Violence was low, the economy was growing, politics looked like it was heading in the right direction."
Odierno said the fall of large parts of Iraq was not inevitable, reiterating concerns about the pace of the U.S. troop withdrawal there.
"If we had stayed a little more engaged, I think maybe it might have been prevented," he said. "I've always believed the United States played the role of honest broker between all the groups and when we pulled ourselves out, we lost that role."
But this administration wasn't interested in staying longer regardless of the possible negative outcome of pulling troops from Iraq early. It had a campaign promise to fulfill, one of the few it ever has fulfilled. So it made routine SOFA negotiations impossible for Iraq to agree with, then blamed the lack of an agreement on Iraq and pulled our troops out before the job was done – giving ISIS the opportunity to rise.
Odierno made it clear that wasn't the only problem we've let 'rise':
"Two years ago, we didn't think we had a problem in Europe. … [Now] Russia is reasserting themselves. We didn't think we'd have a problem again in Iraq and ISIS has emerged.
"So, with Russia becoming more of a threat, with ISIS becoming more of a threat, in my mind, we are on a dangerous balancing act right now with capability."
The answer to these problems? Cut the end strength of the Army so we're even less capable.
Can't you just feel it?
We're in good hands.
Economic Statistics for 21 Jul 15
Guess what TIME blames for what it sees as America's decline?
My guess is most of us would agree that America seems to be in decline, but not for the reasons TIME magazine does. Much of the decline is centered in the politics and policies of the governing party.
But TIME is pretty sure that, given the study that they cite, the reason is … capitalism. Here's the "it was great, but" reason:
"We looked at very broad measures, and at individual measures, too," said co-author Hershey H. Friedman, a business professor at Brooklyn College – City University of New York. The most dangerous sign they saw: rising income and wealth inequality, which slow growth and can spark instability, the authors say.
"Capitalism has been amazingly successful," write Friedman and co-author Sarah Hertz of Empire State College. But it has grown so unfettered, predatory, so exclusionary, it's become, in effect, crony capitalism. Now places like Qatar and Romania, "countries you wouldn't expect to be, are doing better than us," said Friedman.
I wish those who opine about this sort of thing would begin to delink capitalism and "crony capitalism". Because as soon "crony" is added, "capitalism" is no longer evident. Instead you have powerful corporate/social/political constituents helping write laws that raise bars to entry in a markets to impossible heights. You have the same entities suggesting regulations which have the same effect. Capitalism, in its barest essence, is a voluntary transaction between two free people which ends profitably for both. That's it. When government begins intruding with regulations and laws designed to limit and protect certain constituencies, from corporations to unions, that's not capitalism, whether you stick "crony" in front of it or not.
It is certainly cronyism. The government attacks, for instance, on Uber are rampant cronyism. They're designed by government to protect an existing constituency that doesn't like the competition (and has had a government granted monopoly for decades). Of course, in the end, it is the consumer – i.e. the citizen – who is hurt by this sort of cronyism.
And it appears that cronyism has gotten worse and worse over the past few years. So while America may be in decline, it isn't because of capitalism.
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La Longère home stay -is now a self-catering rental option (sleeping up to 8 people max) offering a unique and stylish home stay, perfectly located between countryside and coast offering an ideal base from which to explore all that this beautiful region has to offer, the sandy coastline, medieval towns, beautiful countryside.
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