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County to replace worn levee in northeast Auburn
River Mobile Estates residents know a thing or two about the shortcomings of the Reddington levee on the Green River north of Brannan Park in northeast Auburn.
And lest they forget, all that water that sometimes sloshes through the park on fall and winter days will be there to remind them.
King County officials say that the levee east of the mobile park, built more than 50 years ago for the sake of flood protection to surrounding agricultural lands and prone to seepage, is not up to today's design and construction standards.
"The Reddington levee contains the 100-year-flood event in that channel as it is right now, but that's about all it does," said Steve Bleifuhs, manager of the River and Floodplain Management Section of King County. "In terms of its construction, we know it's not adequate."
Part of the problem is that the builders put the levee on the river side of a former channel, which is a wetland today. So while the levee keeps the flood within the channel, it also cuts off the wetland that stores the water, backing it up and flooding the adjacent mobile home park.
Devastating flooding impacts, Bleihfus said, are possible if a flood exceeds the channel capacity through that section of the river.
"We just don't know what will happen with climate change and with the Howard Hanson Dam if it needs to release some more water, as well as other issues," Bleihfus said.
But the old levee is about to go away.
King County expects to start later this year on the $12 million Reddington Levee Setback and Extension Project, which will increase channel capacity by moving the setback away from the river and building the levee west of the wetland. The flow containment capacity of the levee system will increase beyond its current 12,000 cubic feet per second.
Where the levee stops just north of the mobile home park, its replacement will extend to the north, making it more than a mile long. By doing that, county officials say, they will protect not only the mobile home park but also 596 impacted parcels, 321 residential properties, 275 commercial properties and 964 structures in Auburn and in the county.
The total value of the land plus buildings is about $680 million based on 2009 assessed values.
When the project is done, Bleihfus said, the protection level the levee affords should increase from its current 100-year to a 500-year flood event.
"We feel we've got so many people living in the valley and so much infrastructure and jobs that it really does necessitate a higher level of protection for those folks," Bleihfus said. "So we're going to build this thing a little bit taller, a little bit wider. In terms of the width, we want to make it wider to give it more stability. We also tend to dig farther and deeper down into the river channel today to create a toe or foundation to resist river scour. We just have more engineering knowledge and construction techniques today than we did in the 1950s and early 1960s."
The top of the levee will be incorporated into the Green River Trail.
The project is expected to improve riparian processes and functions by setting back the levee to allow for more natural channel movement within the project area, allowing the river to meander, scour and develop a more complex ecosystem, including rearing habitat for juvenile salmon.
Construction is planned for 2013, but timing depends on King County's ability to acquire the necessary properties. The King County Flood District has been awarded a DOE grant of more than $1 million to help fund the project. The grant funding is contingent on having most of the project finished by the close of 2013.
16 homes impacted
Property acquisition is the critical path item to meet this construction schedule, Bleifuhs said, involving 16 mobile homes on an essential stretch of land within the park.
"We need the property because it's the only alignment that allows us to build the levee in a stable configuration in a way that actually provides bona fide flood protection to the property owners and the other lands behind the levee," Bleifuhs said.
King County is moving through eminent domain or condemnation proceedings to acquire the properties. County officials have been communicating with the California-based owner of the mobile home park for about two years
Work with the homeowners has picked up steam during the last nine months.
"We are dealing with the property owners in accord with federal relocation act requirements, which give them significant monetary benefits and assistance to find new places to live," Bleifuhs said. "We're not saying we're going to alleviate all their concerns about having to get up and move, but we are really working with them quite extensively to find new places. ... It must be at a level compatible, even to a degree better, than their current living conditions. If they find a place that's a little more expensive, we offset that. We will help pay for the moving costs. We buy their existing mobile unit for fair market value. So there's a lot of advantages."
Several locations are available within the mobile home park.
"We've looked around at some other mobile home parks in the area that have availability as well, and the property owners are talking and negotiating with the City of Auburn to buy some adjacent property directly to the south, where they could strip some additional pads and provide opportunities for those residents and others to move to," Bleifuhs said.
There are worries within the community. "We have concerns," said David Craven, property manager of River Mobile Estates. "The county wants to run a levee through my community instead of where they originally planned to do it. They want to remove 16 of the houses of low-income seniors.
"There's no doubt that there's an issue with the levee, but the county is trying to make it sound like they are doing us a favor by putting it where they are talking about putting it instead of elsewhere. The flooding issues are caused by a culvert the county won't repair."
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Winston Wenyan Ma, Young Global Leader class 2013, discusses the challenges facing China's ant tribe generation
In China, a special group of educated youth lives on the margins of society. They are the young people who were born and raised in the countryside, who went on to university, but are unable to land their dream job in cities such as Beijing and Shanghai after graduation.
They call themselves the "ant tribe", partly due to their industrious, hard-working nature, but also in reference to their cramped and meagre living conditions. The ant tribe illustrates a drastic mismatch between China's educated youth and its economic boom.
This mismatch partly came from China's existing economic model, which is heavy on trade (import/export) and investment (infrastructure) yet slow to produce white-collar jobs. Manufacturing, mining and construction still represent 47% of China's economic output (twice their share in the United States). A recent national survey showed that among people in their early twenties, those with a college degree were four times as likely to be unemployed as those with only an elementary education.
As China endeavours to shift towards a more consumption-driven economy, the ant tribe may find a bright future in a "smarter" dream.
First, the government is committed to transforming China's growth model. With the low-cost "made in China" model challenged by domestic and global cost inflations, the upgrade of industry sectors is critical for China's sustainable growth. High-skilled jobs from the smarter industries will give ambitious young people an opportunity to fully utilize their higher education.
Secondly, the ant tribe can be a distinctive and constructive force in China's economic transition. As China deepens its economic reforms, innovation opportunities will be ripe. The Young Global Leaders and Global Shapers communities at the World Economic Forum may also find ways to guide and coach smart young people into creating their own ventures instead of sticking to the more routine office jobs.
Finally, the ant tribe generation will define the Chinese Dream with a new context of personal prosperity. Along with the wider population, they are acutely aware of the environmental challenge and income disparity arising from the economic boom. I hope that their entrepreneurial endeavours will lead to innovations that emphasize sharing over ownership. It will not only be more sustainable for China but also will help to ease social friction, as everyone gets a piece of a smarter pie.
We should help the ant tribe to realize their dream, smartly, because the educated youth is a dividend in the making economically, if we get it right.
Winston Wenyan Ma, Managing Director, China Investment Corp (CIC); Young Global Leader; and a Member of the Global Agenda Council for Long-term Investing
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March 3, 2013ByAmazon Verified Purchase(What's this?)This review is from: Professional Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Analysis Services with MDX and DAX (Paperback)
IF you ever been down this road before you will appreciate my love/hate for this book. The samples used and even the wonderful cubes built off of the project file do NOT contain the 2012 data within the AdventureWorksDW2012.mdf file samples referenced. All of these databases run up to 2010 and the cube examples have WHERE conditions for Q4, 2011..good luck! I have downloaded 4 different flavors of the 2012 DW to try and match up the data presented in this book. The WROX publisher website sends you in circles to top it off – you will not find the sample database these great authors used. I now have two books that both will provide a warm winter for me…at least until they are fully consumed by the fires they deserve.
If you are real new to this subject please do not get this book if you are going to depend on samples as your road map or you too will find yourself in the winter using this book and its companion on SSIS 2012 as fuel.
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Heritage of the quilt
The art of the quilt is a rich tradition spanning two American centuries.
Valley residents can learn more about that tradition, when presenter Susan Olds gives a slide lecture on the enormous variation of quilt types made popular by early American quilters.
Her presentation, "A Brief History of American Quilts: 1800 to the Present," is 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 28, at the North Bend Library.
The development of American quilt styles will be traced from the appliqued coverlets of the early 18th century, to pieced and art quilts of the 1840s, to the present day. Listeners at Olds' lecture will be told about the various types of quilts, including commemorative, friendship, crazy, mosaic, char, and album quilts, and the different techniques used in constructing them. Examples will be shown of individual patterns, such as the popular nine patch, log cabin, double wedding ring, tumbling blocks, around-the-world, basket, barn door and shoo-fly.
The various uses of quilts, and the connections between quilters and their communities will be examined through 19th century pioneer quilts, and the traditions of the Amish, African-American, Hawaiian and Appalachian quit making.
Examples will include quilts from "American Quilt Classics, 1800 to 1980," a collection on view at the Bellevue Arts Museum through May 31.
Olds is an art historian, artist and quilt-maker with over 20 years of professional experience in the arts. She served as the head of school at Bellevue Art Museum from 1999 to 2000. Her teaching experience includes 25 years of lecturing on art history in California and the Seattle region.
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My mind sometimes befuddles me. I don't know why I think the things I do, but I think them anyway. Here are a few from the past week.
In 1980, poet and punk musician Jim Carroll wrote "People Who Died," which was on his album Catholic Boy. Ironically, the song could have been titled "People Who Died in July," including punk rocker Tommy Ramone, who wrote a song called "Too Tough To Die." It still bothers me, as I said in last week's blog, that his death went largely unnoticed, as did the passing of Johnny Winter and Muddy Waters.
As the list grows on, here's another name for you: Dick Jones. You probably wouldn't know him if he were sitting next to you, but you have heard his voice many times. Dick Jones was the voice of Pinocchio, and he died on July 7. James Garner, the "Tall Dark Stranger" named Maverick, died July 19.
Under "Man, is that a strange day, indeed," we can post that a pine tree, planted near L.A.'s Griffith Observatory in 2004 in honor of George Harrison, was killed by his band's namesake insect. The Beatle's memorial tree was killed by beetles! Harrison's pine had grown to more than 10 feet tall by 2013, and the good news is the tree will be replaced, time and place to be announced.
In other bizarre and unexplained news, Russia seems to be sinking. Russian scientists conducted a primary examination of a giant sinkhole in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous District. There was no dangerous radiation detected on the site, and the scientists, who arrived to examine the sinkhole on the instructions of the regional governor, said it appeared "as a result of a natural phenomenon, the nature of which is impossible to establish yet." Personally, I'm expecting the four horseman of the apocalypse to burst out of there in a frenzy of flaming glory and head directly to the Westboro Baptist Church, consisting of a collection of hate-mongering protesters who have targeted everyone from the singer Lorde to Brad Paisley, of all people. Recently this bunch of ghoulish protesters met their match with a bunch of punks. They planned on protesting at a "Panic! At The Disco" concert, announcing plans to picket the pop-punk band's Sunday night show in Kansas City, Missouri, but Brendon Urie of the group retaliated. He said that for every member of the Westboro church who showed up he would donate $20 to the Human Rights Campaign, America's largest civil rights organization, working to achieve lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender equality at home, at work, and in the community. Brendon said, "This is pretty much the perfect way to render the protesters' hateful intentions useless" and would actually be useful and raise money for a good cause.
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Reading through our Top 50 Mom Bloggers' must-have product picks got me thinking about the life-changing abilities of good baby products. There are baby products that are continuously praised as "must-haves" — like baby carriers, baby wipes and exersaucers — and for good reason.
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2002 Mitsubishi Diamante Sedan LS 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 4A)
I love this car.I read all the reviews before I bought this car, and the power train was highly rated.This car is quiet, comfortable, powerful and reliable.I have the LS with the heated, 8-way power seats w/power lumbar and love it.This car was virtually unchanged from 98 until last year, 2004.The engine is smooth, and responsive and I get much better mileage than edmunds says.I measured 30 mpg highway in SoCal.Transmission failed at 75k (apparently common).Had it fixed by the pros at SoCal Transmission in San Diego and not a lick of trouble since.Heater core is recurrent problem w/these cars.These sell for much less than comp. Acura CL or 3.2 TL.
This car is a beautiful balance of luxury and performance.
Front wheel drive provides responsive, secure handling. I'd like to try the VR-X, but wouldn't give up the luxury features of the LS.
The VR-X is supposed to have tighter, sport-tuned suspension, but its the same engine,, but tweaked to produce only 5 more horses.
205 horses from the 3.0 litre in the LS is more than adequate.
Apparently since Mitsubishi exited the luxury car market in 2005, these cars have not held their value.
these feature-rich, beautiful cars can now be picked up cheap -- for much less than comparable Acura or Lexus models.
I Think I'll have another . . .
Irrelevant since last model year was 2004.
In its early years this car was a good car, some maintenance as expected I guess (but pretty pricy for this imported car).But as others have said, once things started going, they went fast.Had to replace alternator, muffler, tires (worn on inside) and I don't know what else in a pretty short amount of time, and now it sometimes won't even start.I've asked around and no one knows why, we replaced the magnet at the end of the crankshaft, because it had actually blinked out and died on me while driving, but seemed to be only a temporary solution.
Worst mistake I made, uncomfortable ride, too much road noise, just generally unhappy with the car. Didn't want to be upside down on a trade, so I kept it. Lots of little annoying problems, that I was not used to dealing with in other cars purchase. Due to road noise would rent a car if going over 100 miles. Just bought 2010 Acura. I'll never go back.
Need to stop making this car
2002 Mitsubishi Diamante Sedan VR-X 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 4A)
The Mitsubishi Diamante Vr-X is a fun fast ride but since I purchased it I have had to put a lot of money into it... the heater core went around 75k, and it's conveniently place on the firewall so the job itself is a nightmare, I haven't met a Diamante driver past 80k who didn't have to do the same, now I'm having trouble with the 02 sensors, I replaced 3 last year and this year the fourth went. I'd say the car would be worth it if it didn't cost so much to maintain. About 1500$ for the heater core repair and about the same for the o2 sensor work.
Best part is that you don't see this car at every intersection you come to. With a little bit of engine work you can get decent horsepower, and it's a pretty comfortable car to drive.
I have owned my LS for just over 4 years now and have just under 100,000 miles on it having purchased it used with 17k miles. I test drove a variety of vehicles at the time within my price range and options requirements. Nothing else came close to the value of this car. Pblms at 100k miles: 1. One door speaker needs to be replaced 2. Antenna no longer retracts. 3. Roof Liner in back has started to droop Minor issues, but lead to a problem; replacement parts are hard to come by due to the rarity of the car. Mechanically its been a rock. Zero Dollars past scheduled maintenance so far. I am still in love with this car 4 years later.
Rarity! Something like only 10k a year imported means you don't see dozens of them at every red light! Love the interior. Heated / Power seats are wonderful. Stereo quite good up until one speaker started buzzing. Homelink - every car should have this. Trunk space is great.
As much as I love this car it is hard to recommend it from the used car lot. While it has been a extremely reliable for me its rarity means that the easiest source for replacement parts will be the Dealerships with all the excessive costs associated...
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To the Editor:
The Opinion page on April 27 carried a column by Charles Krauthammer, ''Obama dithers while Syria burns.'' Krauthammer does not state an alternative to President Obama's policies. As a parallel, Krauthammer mentions: ''Clinton saved Kosovo by summoning NATO to bomb the hell out of Serbia, the Russians be damned.''
Unfortunately, Americans do not understand the conditions in Syria that cause the United States to ''dither.'' We do not have the history of ethnic cleansing that prevails in Syria and Lebanon.
Syria is constantly beset by Sunni-Shia contempt and hatred. Other sects, including Maronites, Alawites, Copts, and Christians, compete for power. Assad's Alawite sect rules Syria, and they are desperately afraid that they will be killed, tortured and ethnically cleansed if they lose power. Therefore, the U.S. State Department does not want to back sects. If it did, the violence would probably spread. Meddling would extend hatred of the United States. Also, the consensus among other nations is not to take sides.
If Krauthammer does not have any ideas other than military aggression, then he should accept the State Department's and the executive branch's policy. At this time, it appears that the sanctions are the best action that the United States can do.
Krauthammer's self-serving column is an attack on Obama.
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Some final notes from George M. Steinbrenner Field, where the sun is going down and the sprinklers are giving home plate a good soaking …
- I don't remember how I celebrated my 24th birthday, but anything has to be better than taking a fastball off the noggin. Thankfully, Francisco Cervelli's CT scans came back negative, but he'll take it slow getting back to duty. A doctor visit is set for tomorrow, with a neurologist on Monday, and the earliest he could play is Tuesday. Bet that Joe Girardi gives Cervelli the Nick Johnson treatment and gives him a few more days beyond that, though.
- Speaking of Johnson, he took 50 swings of BP in the cages today and felt good. He'd play tomorrow if the Yankees had a home game, but they're playing in Fort Myers, and it makes no sense to put a guy with a tweaked back on a 2+ hour bus ride. But in case you're keeping score at home, yes, Johnson will have missed four games because he wore the wrong pair of shoes.
- I didn't get to it in a news story, but Jose Molina ("The Panda") was here and spoke to reporters a little bit about why he and A.J. Burnett seemed to click so well last season. One thing Molina said was that communication was a key – "I talked to him about a million times," he said.
"There's a lot of pitchers like that," Molina said. "He's one of those guys that can be pitching a nice game, seven innings and no runs or anything, and then he gives up a home run. Then he's just lost. That's when you realize you need to talk to him."
- One final thought that I had this morning and chuckled about, promising to blog today — the day I was part of Mariano Rivera's 'security entourage.' When I was in college and living in Rockland County, N.Y., I spent a few summers working in a sports memorabilia store at the Palisades Center mall, and one day we had Mo come in for an autograph signing.
The two hour session went by rather uneventfully, but what I was laughing about was the few minutes after the signing, when Mo needed to get back to his car (maybe the Yankees had a night game; I don't remember). I guess he didn't have anyone with him, so I was asked to escort him — must have been my intimidating plastic nametag — out to the parking lot.
I wish I could tell you that I beat down some nasty looking thugs trying to inflict harm on No. 42, but it all went about as smoothly as a three-pitch inning. We ducked out a side entrance near the Macaroni Grill trash dumpsters, where a few of the waiters were on their smoke breaks, and found his SUV parked somewhere nearby.
On the way, I dug into my pocket and pulled out a baseball for Mariano, and asked him to show me how he throws his cutter. I mean, I'm 20 years old, I might never get this chance again, right?
So he wraps his fingers around the ball, shows me his Hall of Fame grip, and then flips it back to me with these words: "Now don't forget." Don't worry, Mo, I still haven't. (By the way, I tried throwing it with almost no discernable results. Lesson of the day – I'm not Mariano Rivera.)
Breaking up the Yankees
One of the realities of that great parade down the Canyon of Heroes was that it was probably going to be the last time these 2009 Yankees were together as a group. That was confirmed yesterday when Hideki Matsui and Johnny Damon, two of the biggest keys to the World Series title, officially filed for free agency.
Jose Molina, Xavier Nady and Eric Hinske also officially filed on Monday, one weekend of celebration after rolling down Broadway on a float.
Brian Cashman said yesterday that he does not expect to lock up any of his seven free agents before they splash onto the open market, which means that none of those five are likely to get a quickie deal, along with Andy Pettitte and Jerry Hairston, Jr.
What I keep telling people who ask is this: If you'd asked me at the All-Star Break who the Yankees would be more likely to keep, Damon or Matsui, I would have said Damon. But then Damon tailed off in the second half and Matsui was a monster, and now I really can't be so sure.
The fact that the Yankees don't see Matsui as anything but a DH hurts his chances, because the idea of a revolving-door DH between guys like A-Rod, Jorge Posada, Mark Teixeira and company is appealing and makes sense.
As for Damon, he was a great Yankee, which I wasn't sure he'd be when he was shaving off his Red Sox scruff. But the moment I truly believed the Yankees were going to win the World Series was his dash in Game 4. People don't understand how incredibly smart of a play that was.
So Cashman vows he does not do things for sentimental reasons, and I believe him on that topic. Just because a guy was the World Series MVP doesn't mean you have to bring him back. Heck, the Yankees did it in '96 with John Wetteland.
As for the other three guys in that group, Molina brings a lot to the clubhouse in terms of relationships and wisdom. If the cost isn't crazy, a return isn't out of the question, and if not they can entrust the backup catcher job to Francisco Cervelli – who really did seem ready for it.
Hinske never really got as many at-bats as I thought Joe Girardi would give him down the stretch — it almost seemed at times that they forgot he was on the team — and Nady will be permitted to leave as a free agent, since it's difficult to
count on a guy who is coming off his second serious surgery.
Should be a good Hot Stove. Who said baseball has an offseason?
Jorge Posada will not catch A.J. Burnett
Jorge Posada has been told that he will not be catching when A.J. Burnett starts for the Yankees in either Game 2 or Game 3 of the American League Division Series. Posada said he was pulled aside by manager Joe Girardi on Sunday with the decision.
"It's not like I didn't see it coming," Posada said.
Molina has caught Burnett's last six starts, and he has fared 3-1 with a 2.92 ERA over that span. Posada last received Burnett on Sept. 1 at Baltimore, when the right-hander allowed six runs on 11 hits in 5 1/3 innings, taking a no-decision in New York's 9-6 victory.
Asked what pitchers like Burnett like about throwing to him, Molina quipped, "Big target?"
"I really have no idea," Molina said. "I just call the game the way the reports say, what hitters like to do. Plus I like to talk to the pitchers a lot. Maybe that's what they like."
Opponents are hitting .221 off Burnett with Molina behind the plate, compared to .270 with Posada back there. Posada said that he does not know if he'll play in that game at all, saying, "[Hideki] Matsui's our DH," and he did not seem pleased with the decision.
"I just hope we win that game," Posada said. "That's all I have to say."
Coke has two outs and a smile
It's not the way they draw it up on the first day of Spring Training, but Phil Coke found a way to wriggle out of a first-and-third, one-out jam in the eighth inning last night — an escape that set up the Yankees' 2-1 walk-off victory when Hideki Matsui took Jim Johnson deep an inning later.
Coke relieved Andy Pettitte after 7 1/3 innings of work and his first pitch was rocketed on the ground to first base, where Mark
Teixeira alertly fielded it and made an off-balance throw home to catcher Jose
Molina to nail Cesar Izturis sliding feet-first for the second out.
"The tag is more impressive, because he's got to know
exactly where the play is and where the guy is sliding," Teixeira said.
"He's blind. It's easy for me to catch the ball and throw it toward
him. He made an incredible tag there."
Still not out of trouble, Coke bounced a fastball to Adam Jones
that hit Molina in the chest protector and ricocheted toward the Yankees'
dugout. Brian Roberts broke from third base and tried to score the go-ahead
run, but the catcher's throw to the plate was in time as Coke slapped
an inning-ending tag on the speedster.
"I got my glove down and there wasn't somebody there to tag, and
then I looked up and saw him there going wide," said Coke, who wildly pumped his fist and screamed after the call was made. "My reaction
was to just go get him because I didn't want him touching that plate."
Yankees cooling at deadline
— Hopefully no one started stitching Jarrod Washburn's Yankees jersey together. Brian Cashman said yesterday that everything seems to have cooled in advance of Thursday's non-waivers trade deadline, and that includes Washburn. The New York Post reports that the Mariners not only want the Yankees to take on all of the $13.6 million remaining on Washburn's contract, but also to surrender a quality prospect. Richie Sexson may believe Washburn will be a great fit, but not at that price.
— It looks like Jose Molina and Chad Moeller are the catching tandem for the rest of the year, with Jorge Posada out. Cashman isn't painting a rosy picture about the possibility of upgrading behind the plate. Now we know why Moeller hung around so long as a third catcher. They were lucky to sneak him through waivers one time, and Cashman wasn't about to take the risk again.
— Phil Hughes and Carl Pavano (yes, that Carl Pavano) are set to pitch in a rehab game tonight for Class-A Charleston, taking on the Asheville Tourists lineup. The game was moved from Florida due to inclement weather. Random aside: the Tourists were the team that Crash Davis finished up his career with in 'Bull Durham.'
— Xavier Nady changed his number from 29 to 22 and promptly hit his first home run in pinstripes. This would be a good place to write something wise about Kei Igawa's impact on the uniform. … Mark Melancon and Chase Wright have been promoted to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, reports Mike Ashmore.
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Catching Pigeons: Willing to win?
On a curious Saturday's action when a number of the biggest names seem to be focussing upon the evening card at Nottingham, Ed Dunlop should enjoy a good afternoon's work at Kempton.
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Dunlop's team look well in their work but it's over a week since the trainer's last winner and some of his horses have been needing their first runs since the break.
God Willing, on the other hand, appeared sharper than most when having a recent spin under today's jockey Jamie Spencer and he is fancied to take the Betfred Conditions Stakes.
He was far from disgraced in a couple of Group Threes at the back-end of last season and is thought to have improved over the winter.
Stablemate White Nile can round off what could be a good afternoon for Ryan Moore in the Betfred Queen's Prize.
Dunlop's charge looks a progressive five year old and connections are more than hopeful he can make light of a 7lb hike in his rating after his successful return in what looked a good handicap this track. He can progress further and his subsequent work has been good.
Zurigha can follow up her course and distance win at this corresponding meeting 12 months ago in the Listed Betfred Lotto Snowdrop Stakes.
Richard Hannon senior successfully targeted the three year old conditions stakes with Zurigha on her comeback last season, and junior is looking for the follow up bid after some very good preliminary homework.
The daughter of Cape Cross has done well for her winter break and her previous experience on this course can't do any harm.
Zibelina is now a non-runner in this event, but her trainer Charlie Appleby ruffled one or two feathers when boxing some of his team to the Peat Moss Gallop on Racecourse Side earlier this week, interrupting the routines of other yards who like to use the same strip, but it was interesting to see him breaking free of the Godolphin compound in order to give his horses some variety in their exercise.
His delightfully-bred Moontime, who does not have a Investec Derby entry, could just get into the race through the backstairs route in the Blue Riband Trial at Epsom later this week.
Back to Kempton and King Crimson can reverse last week's running with the Hannon-trained Be Bold in the opening juvenile maiden.
There was a quiet whisper for Mick Channon's juvenile what looked a very good early season maiden at Newbury last weekend and he did show ability before weakening in the closing stages. He will be sharper this time around.
Clive Cox's team are slowly moving up to speed and Raise Your Gaze should go well in the IJF 50th Anniversary Handicap at Nottingham.
His light juvenile campaign as a juvenile included a good second in a decent maiden at Newbury and he should take a step forward this term after a winter gelding operation. He looks nicely weighted.
Barry Hills is still overseeing a useful team of Hamdan Al Maktoum horse at Kingwood Stables with the help of son John and they are hoping for a big run from Muzarkash in the IJF Anniversary Maiden Stakes.
The son of Kyllachy has been showing up very well in his gallops on the Farncombe work grounds and a big run is anticipated in a race which has cut up from the five-day entry, even if favourite Burtonwood's experience could just give him the edge.
Charlie Hills' two year olds have just been needing the run, but have shown enough to suggest the first winner may not be too far away.
Stinky Socks must have one of the worst names for a racehorse ever, especially in view of the fact that she is a filly, but the daughter of Footstepsinthesand goes well at home and has a little bit more than a sniff of a chance in the 32Red Tomb Raider Slot EBF Median Auction Maiden Stakes at Bath.
There's a decent word for Peter Chapple-Hyam's Ahlan Emarati in the same race too, although it won't be easy to travel an unraced horse all the way from Newmarket to Bath for his first start on a busy Bank Holiday Saturday.
We gave Reroute a good mention here last week and Ed Walker's filly is an interesting traveller to Bath for Whitsbury Stud EBF Lansdown Stakes.
There really aren't that many options for a three-year-old filly with her speed and rating, but she is capable of picking up some black type here.
Charlie Longsdon's long-term ambition is to win the big Saturday races on a regular basis and he has a good chance to nab one on an attractive jumps card up at Haydock.
No No Mac is moving steadily up the ratings after two wins in a row, but he still looks nicely weighted for the £3Million totescoop6 Today Handicap Hurdle.
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The Arab world may be experiencing a
youth bulge now, fueling popular uprisings in
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notes, what's ahead over the next generation
will probably be declines in the number of
working-age adults and rapidly aging
populations. The Arab countries are now
struggling with what Eberstadt calls their
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on America's dependency ratio at mid-century.
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oil before the population crisis hits. The
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of their pension systems. But what will happen
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traditional society assumes the care of the aged
and infirm? In these cases it is traditional
society that will break down, horribly and
irretrievably so. (See Demographics
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I thought our frontend optimization people did not have spare cycles for snappy UI fixes due to other important projects atm, but they proved me wrong this week.
Jared Wein landed bug 804968 which fixes jank where our awesomebar popup would appear then disappear while typing in the location bar. We were flushing layout for the top and bottom result on each adjustment to the awesomebar results, those flushes weren't necessary for each time, they are now skipped after the first pass in the browser session.
Dão Gottwald landed bug 752376 which removes some expensive layout flushes when switching tabs if the user isn't overflowing their tabbar.
Dão also landed bug 715402 which corrects certain initialization code to run after the Firefox is drawn. Previously this code would get delayed, but due to some undeterministic event madness it would still be likely to get scheduled to run before Firefox is drawn on the screen. This should result in 10% faster perceived startups in some cases.
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Demetrius Diaz-Bridges sentenced to 40 years in prison for the murder of Elizabeth O'Brien.
Friday, July 06, 2012 4:52 PM
Attorney Joseph Krakora, representing Demetrius Diaz-Bridges; listens to the prosecutor during the sentencing of Demetrius Diaz-Bridges, held in Union County Superior Court, Elizabeth. Demetrius Diaz-Bridges was sentenced to 40 years in prison for the murder of Elizabeth O'Brien on Jan. 30, 2008 at her home in Jefferson. PHOTO JERRY MCCREA/THE STAR LEDGER 7/6/2012
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Saginaw firefighters were called to the building at 515 N. Washington after one of Levin's staff members flagged the letter, according to a statement from the senator.
Related: Read Levin's statement
The building was evacuated, and an official at the scene said the building will likely be closed for the rest of the day.
Two vehicles with drivers identifying themselves as federal agents arrived about 1 p.m., and firefighters removed crime scene tape that was blocking the driveway to let the vehicles in.
Several people who said they evacuated the building were returning to pick up their cars parked there. They declined to comment on the evacuation.
Levin, D-Michigan, is in Washington, D.C., according to his staff.
Sen. Roger Wicker, R-Mississippi, also received a suspicious letter on April 16 in his Washington office. An offsite mail facility reported April 16 that a suspicious letter was addressed to President Barack Obama.
The substance found inside both letters tested positive as ricin. Officials have not confirmed the contents of the letter addressed to Levin.
Both Wicker and Levin served on the Senate Armed Services Committee, of which Levin is the chairman.


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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. - A Meiers Corners teen was arrested Thursday after allegedly speeding off from an attempted traffic stop and nearly striking a pedestrian.
Tom Uhana, 17, of Sunset Avenue, hit speeds approaching 60 mph in a 30-mph zone and blew multiple stop signs while trying to give cops the slip, said court papers.
Officers tried to stop him around 7 p.m. at Suffolk Avenue and Harold Street in his community for excessive tint on his car windows, according to those documents. The suspect was driving a 2010 Honda Civic with Florida license plates, said police.
Court papers said Uhana almost hit a pedestrian in the street and a car had to take evasive actions.
Uhana didn't get far, however; he was nabbed several blocks away at Bradley Avenue and Holden Boulevard. Cops allegedly seized a small bag of pot from the auto's center console.
The suspect was charged with misdemeanor counts of reckless endangerment, reckless driving and unlawful fleeing. He's also accused of a lesser marijuana-possession count.


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Business Books For Creatives Giveaway
Keeping to our Market Yourself March theme, this week we'll hold a drawing to award one winner a bundle of three business books for creatives. As anyone who has tried to run a business can tell you, one of the key challenges you face is getting your work out there. Artists in particular have a tendency to focus on the process and on the product itself, which is the fun part. Selling yourself and getting known are, for many, the hard parts. The good news is that social media provides individual artists with a whole arsenal of free tools for promoting their work. The bad news, of course, is that the same set of tools is available to thousands and thousands of your fellow artists who are hoping to do the same thing. How do you stand out? How do you get noticed? The business books we're giving away this week can give you a great start in tackling the challenge. Fill out our entry form any time between now and Tuesday, March 19th and we'll announce a winner on Wednesday the 20th. Good luck!
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We're giving away three great books to help you grow your creative business. They are:
* Grow Your Handmade Business: How to Envision, Develop, and Sustain a Successful Creative Business * by Kari Chapin. Applying her trademark "you-can-do-it" coaching style to the nuts and bolts of business planning, Kari Chapin covers all of the issues involved in turning your creative hobby into a successful business--from mapping out a business plan to expanding production and distribution, finding funding, and addressing legal matters. With this definitive guide, you'll discover how to grow your business beyond the dining room table and finally quit your day job.
* Creative, Inc.: The Ultimate Guide to Running a Successful Freelance Business * by Joy Deangdeelert Cho and Meg Mateo Ilasco. As the hipster classic Craft, Inc. did for crafters, this book will teach all types of creatives illustrators, photographers, graphic designers, animators, and more how to build a successful business doing what they love. Accessible, spunky, and packed with practical advice, Creative, Inc. is an essential for anyone ready to strike out on their own.
* Blogging for Creatives: How designers, artists, crafters and writers can blog to make contacts, win business and build success * by Robin Houghton. Of the billions of internet users worldwide, a massive 80% are visiting blogs. The blogosphere has become a huge platform for individuals and businesses alike. Blogging for Creatives is the first approachable, non-techie guide to the blogosphere, complete with hundreds of tips, tricks and motivational stories from artistic bloggers who have started from scratch.
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OSHA News Release - (Archived) Table of Contents
OSHA News Release – Region 4
U.S. Department of Labor
Region 4 News Release ATL 03-228
September 22, 2003
Contact: Frank Meilinger
Phone: (202) 693-1999
U.S. Labor Department Awards More than $11 Million in Grants
for Safety and Health Training Programs
WASHINGTON -- North Carolina State University, Raleigh, has been awarded a $209,853 Susan Harwood Training Grant for safety and health training and educational programs. Nationally, 67 nonprofit organizations were awarded more than $11.2 million in grants to support classroom quality training programs that can be published and used by other organizations, training for OSHA's industry-specific ergonomic guidelines, and training for targeted safety and health hazards, including workplace violence and small-business safety and health management systems.
" This $11.2 million in grants will leverage the reach of training and education efforts to increase the health and safety of workers. These grants will also provide increased compliance assistance in a wide range of professions and disciplines-all of which will contribute to our mission to safeguard America's workers," said Secretary of Labor Elaine L. Chao.
This year OSHA awarded grants in three categories. Targeted Topic Training Grants support training for construction and general industry hazards, transportation fatality hazards, workplace violence, emergency preparedness and response, lead and silica exposure, and safety and health management systems for small businesses. OSHA Training Materials Development Grants support the development, evaluation, and validation of training materials for the eight areas in the targeted topic training grants. Finally, Ergonomics Guidelines Training Grants support training based on the new industry-specific ergonomics guidelines targeted by OSHA: the nursing home industry, retail grocery stores, poultry processing and shipyards.
North Carolina State University plans to develop a technical assistance program directed to small manufacturing businesses. Four training modules will be developed to guide the target population in establishing effective safety and health management systems. Final training materials will consist of a computer-based training program that can be accessed via the Internet or CD-ROM.
"Outreach and education are important tools for us to use in reducing injuries and illnesses," said OSHA Administrator John Henshaw. "These grants will help train employees in targeted occupational safety and health topics, and develop practical, user-friendly materials and curricula that will be made available to others so a larger audience can benefit in the future."
Of the 67 grants, 50 are to new grantees selected through a national competition announced last May. The remaining 17 grants are one-year extensions of existing grants.
The training grants are named in honor of the late Susan Harwood, a former director of the Office of Risk Assessment in OSHA's Health Standards Directorate, who died in 1996. During her 17-year tenure with the agency, Harwood helped develop OSHA standards to protect workers exposed to bloodborne pathogens, cotton dust, benzene, formaldehyde, asbestos and lead in construction.
OSHA is dedicated to assuring worker safety and health. Safety and health add value to business, the workplace and life. For more information, visit www.osha.gov.
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Hobbit Mythology, Classics Reinvented
October 1, 2012 | by Sadie Stein
October 1, 2012 | by Sadie Stein
Julie M. | October 1, 2012 at 12:35 pm
Thank you for sharing these links. I especially love the covers for Don Quijote and Moby Dick, and Christopher Howse's assertion that "the tale of the Hobbit will survive the film… in the same way that the Iliad survived the film Troy" sounds less than optimistic about the movie but aptly describes Tolkien's work as twentieth-century mythology.
GZ | October 1, 2012 at 10:56 pm
Also re the Howse quote and modern myth – Jodorowski made similar comments about Frank Herbert's 'Dune', a novel he once attempted to film in characteristically outlandish fashion.


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Chapel Hill Police Chief Chris Blue collaborated with law enforcement leaders from across the country last week at a White House Conference Series.
This series consisted of discussing the key elements of the President's 21st Century Policing Document and exchanging ideas that are working well within the represented communities.
"Much more of a check in on, now that the report has been out for 16 months or so, what are people doing that seems to be working well in our communities and how can we learn from each other," Blue said.
As far as Chapel Hill's use of the Policing document, Blue said "even though we may have some work to do," he's proud of what is already in place.
"I was proud of how many things we're doing that are recommended as best practices and how far along we are with so many of them. It's fun to be able to share that with your colleagues from across the country," Blue said.
Police Open Data was among the discussions in DC last week and Blue said he wants to continue increasing the value of the data provided.
"We think it's fantastic to have that information out there. I mean it is our community's information," Blue said. "I did go up and talk to the representative and said, 'We just started doing this in Chapel Hill a few weeks ago,' and he was impressed by that. Hopefully he will involve us in the national effort in terms of helping us get more data out there and make sure it's as complete and comprehensive as it can be. Of course, like any time we can be a part of a national model, that's a nice opportunity to showcase the things we are doing here."
Blue said the connections he made last week will result in many opportunities for our community in the future.http://chapelboro.com/featured/chapel-hill-police-chief-collaborates-with-law-enforcement-nation-wide
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***Chapel Hill Police Chief Chris Blue Addresses the Media***
• At approximately 11:00am on September 7, 2012, officers with the Chapel Hill Police Department received a call to the Hawthorne at the View apartment complex located at 5639 Old Chapel Hill Road in reference to a possible dead body located in apartment 1502.
• When officers arrived, they were greeted by the primary tenant of apartment 1502, Karena Rosario, who advised that she had found the victim, Faith Hedgepeth, inside and that she was unresponsive.
• Officers located Faith Hedgepeth dead in a bedroom inside. Faith's body was found on the floor leaning against the bed with her shirt pulled up; she had no clothes on from the waist down.
• There was pooled blood near her body and blood spatter on the wall and bedroom closet door. A note written on a take-out fast-food bag was also located on the bed.
• An autopsy determined that Faith's death was caused by blunt force trauma to the head resulting from a beating.
• A sexual assault kit was collected, which revealed the presence of semen. It was determined that the DNA profile generated from this semen matched other DNA evidence which was also recovered from the crime scene. Investigators believe that this DNA belongs to the person responsible for Faith Hedgepeth's murder.
• Investigators determined that, prior to her death, Faith Hedgepeth and Karena Rosario visited Davis Library on the UNC campus at approximately 7:30 pm and arrived home shortly after midnight. At a little before 1AM on Sept 7th, they arrived at the Wallace Parking Deck on East Rosemary Street and walked to The Thrill bar. Hedgepeth and Rosario left the bar together at 2:38 am and drove home in Faith's car, a white Nissan Altima. Investigators believe the pair returned home and that Rosario left the apartment at 4:27 am. Rosario returned home with a friend at approx. 11 am that morning, at which time she discovered Hedgepeth's body.
The Chapel Hill Police Department says it has surveillance from The Thrill.
• Investigators of the Chapel Hill Police Department and agents of the NC SBI, have collected hundreds of items of evidence; interviewed friends, family, coworkers, neighbors, classmates, etc. and consulted with experts in various scientific fields of study.
• Investigators have executed numerous search warrants and court orders for computers, cellular phones, social media accounts, financial records, etc. Investigators have asked persons of interest to provide oral DNA swabs so that their DNA could be compared to the DNA profile of the offender. Hundreds of DNA samples have been collected and analyzed during the course of this investigation. None of the samples have been found to match the DNA profile of the offender.
• Investigators have excellent evidence in this case and we are making a public appeal for any information that will help us tie that evidence to Faith's killer.
• This is not a cold case. It has been and remains an active investigation.
• Reward money has been pledged from a number of sources and there is over $40,000 in reward money available in this case.
If anyone has information that they wish to provide, please contact investigators at 919-614-6363. If you call this number, you will speak directly to one of the Investigators who are assigned to this case and are familiar with it. This number will be staffed 24 hours a day. You can also submit a time online at www.crimestoppers-chcunc.org.http://chapelboro.com/uncategorized/latest-faith-hedgepeth-murder-investigation-details
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Chapel Hill Police Chief Chris Blue released new information Thursday that he says he hopes will help lead to the capture of the suspected killer in the murder of a UNC sophomore.
"Since September 7, 2012, a killer has been on the loose and has not been held accountable for Faith's death," Chief Blue said. "We believe that someone knows who did this and will be compelled to come forward."
"If Faith's killer is out there hearing this message, you should know that we will catch you," Chief Blue said.
Sunday marks two years since a roommate of 19-year-old Faith Danielle Hedgepeth found her dead in their off-campus apartment.
However, Chief Blue says this has not, at any time, become a cold case.
"We've conducted an extensive investigation, and we have excellent evidence," Chief Blue says. "This is a very strong case. What we need to do is connect that case to Faith's killer."
In the attempts of making that connection, Chapel Hill Police released never-before-told details about the investigation, which has—at times during the case—gone outside of North Carolina.
Click Here for the Latest Faith Hedgepeth Murder Investigation Details
Part of that release includes the confirmation of what Hedgepeth's parents earlier told the media, that they suspected she was beaten to death. She was found badly beaten and partially undressed, according to the release.
On January 8 of this year, Chapel Hill Police announced the DNA of a male suspect was found at the scene.
STORY: CHPD Releases Timeline, Suspect's DNA Discovery In Hedgepeth Murder Case
"Investigators have asked persons of interest to provide oral DNA swabs so that their DNA can be compared to the DNA collected at the scene," Chief Blue says. "Hundreds of DNA samples have been collected and analyzed at this point. None of them have been found to match the DNA profile of Faith's killer."
Police say DNA samples were submitted in various forms, including oral swabs. At least one person has declined to submit a DNA sample.
Investigators also released a photo of a hand-written note that was found at the scene, which was believed to have been written by the killer.
The murder took place at the Hawthorne at the View apartment complex, which is located in the Durham County portion of Chapel Hill. The Durham District Attorney's Office will prosecute a suspect, should any arrests be made, though the Chapel Hill Police Department is the investigating agency.
STORY: Remembering Faith Hedgepeth 1 Yr. After Her Murder
If anyone has information that they wish to provide, please contact investigators at 919-614-6363. If you call this number, you will speak directly to one of the Investigators who are assigned to this case and are familiar with it. This number will be staffed 24 hours a day. You can also submit online at www.crimestoppers-chcunc.org. You can reach Crime Stoppers at 919-942-7515.
UNC spokesperson Karen Moon released the following statement regarding the release of information:
"Chapel Hill Police contacted the University in connection with their investigation into Faith Hedgepeth's death. Because this is a Chapel Hill Police Department investigation, we are not in a position to comment on it. Our thoughts and prayers continue to be with the Hedgepeth family as they deal with such a tragic loss. We remain hopeful that the case will be solved as quickly as possible."
Chapel Hill Mayor Mark Kleinschmidt told WCHL he did not want to comment on the information release at this time in order to allow the police department to continue its diligent work without interruption.http://chapelboro.com/news/crime/chpd-releases-new-hedgepeth-murder-investigation-details
CARRBORO – Carrboro native and current police captain, Walter Horton, will serve as the Town's next police chief, as appointed by Town Manager David Andrews.
The search attracted 101 applicants from as far away as the U.S. Virgin Islands, but of the five finalists, Captain Horton was chosen as the best to succeed Chief Carolyn Hutchison, who will retire in September.
Horton started with the Carrboro Police in 1993. He spent all his years of primary education in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro district and graduated from MountOliveCollege with a bachelor's in criminal justice. In 2001, Horton received the Advanced Law Enforcement Certificate which is given by the North Carolina Criminal Justice Education and Training Standards Commission. The commission is designed to reward and recognize officers who continually strive to better themselves professionally. He is also a graduate of the NC JusticeAcademy's Management Development Program. Horton was promoted to Captain of Administrative Services in June 2011.http://chapelboro.com/news/local-government/walter-horton-to-serve-as-carrboro-police-chief


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Preferred Stock ETFs, High Yield Bond ETFs: Are They Flashing Signs Of Increased Risk-Taking?
24 May 2010 at 11:27 am by Gary Gordon
The "euro-dollar" sits near a four-year low. Perhaps that's good for European exporters, but few seem to think broad regional European stocks are worth the risk.
China's willingness to curb double-digit GDP to slow above-trend inflation and excessive housing speculation makes long-term sense. Short-term, though, equities may struggle during the tightening process. Moreover, resource-rich countries that serve China's demand must contend with that slower growth.
Due to these factors, as well as resilience in corporate America, many seemed to view the U.S. as the smart stock trade. Until May… that is.
At present, the S&P 500 is roughly 11% lower than its April 23 highs of 1217. Riskier stock and commodity assets have been set aside.
The stock drop has been covered with enormous vigor. And why not? It's where our emotions typically collide with Wall Street.
Yet what if investor appetite for risk were popping up in places that receive less attention? Indeed, it appears that investors may be in the process of considering different ways to produce cash flow.
Consider the following price action. As the Dow and the S&P 500 struggle for direction on yet another manic Monday (5/24/10), the iShares High Yield Bond Fund (HYG) quietly accumulated follow-through gains from the previous trading session.
Equally worth noting, HYG appears to be setting a different tone with its direction over the last 3 days; it's ticking higher. In contrast, the S&P 500 price movement, while not necessarily revisiting Thursday's (5/20/10) frantic lows, hasn't showed up with conviction.
Ironically, perhaps, the iShares S&P Preferred Fund (PFF) depicts a very similar 10-day price pattern as HYG:
The reason may be as simple as a dependable income stream, with a possibility of some capital appreciation should the correction remain contained. The iShares High Yield Bond Fund (HYG) serves up an annual distribution yield near 9.2% and the income arrives in monthly payouts. The iShares S&P Preferred Fund (PFF) offers a distribution yield near 7% and the income arrives monthly as well.
You can listen to the ETF Expert Radio Show "LIVE", via podcast or on your iPod. You can review more ETF Expert features here.
Disclosure Statement: ETF Expert is a web log ("blog") that makes the world of ETFs easier to understand. Gary Gordon, MS, CFP is the president of Pacific Park Financial, Inc., a Registered Investment Adviser with the SEC. The company and/or its clients may hold positions in the ETFs, mutual funds and/or index funds mentioned above. The company receives advertising compensation from Invesco PowerShares Capital Management, LLC and Geary Advisors, LLC. The commentary does not constitute individualized investment advice. The opinions offered herein are not personalized recommendations to buy, sell or hold securities. Investors who are interested in money management services may visit the Pacific Park Financial, Inc. web site.
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I wish to thank the enormously talented Pete over at ihillary for sending me his depiction of what I look like in my day job (photo left). I don't know how long I'll run it but I got such a charge out of it, I ran it as my blog pic.....................thanks Pete, you duh bomb! And do go over to his blog, he's got a great Al "big fat liar" Franken send up.
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