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The agency is maintaining a CreditWatch on all the county's debt primarily because some officials have discussed the possibility of the county filing for bankruptcy, Corson said.
Moody's Investors Service currently rates Jefferson County's sewer warrants Caa3.
Insurer downgrades have led to failed remarketings of the county's $847 million of variable-rate demand sewer debt and failed auctions on some of its $2.2 billion of auction-rate securities resulting in significantly higher interest rates and technical defaults on swaps.
County officials are negotiating with banks, liquidity providers, and swap counterparties on ways to resolve the financial crisis, including using excess sales tax revenues to help pay the escalating sewer debt service. However, that would require an act of the Alabama Legislature.
The financial crisis led one major bond insurer to question whether to insure debt in Alabama, signaling that other local governments and even the state may suffer from Jefferson County's plight.
When asked about potentially broader impacts to the rest of the state, and if Alabama laws regarding bond issuance and the use of derivatives should be strengthened, state finance director Jim Main on Tuesday declined to comment.
"The state of Alabama is concerned about the Jefferson County situation, but does not believe it is appropriate to make comments at this time," Main said in an e-mail.


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For both the college-bound and career-bound, these professionals say it's a good idea to talk to young adults about the importance of creating a budget and sticking to it. "I would definitely do that now. Some kids going off to college, or collecting a paycheck for the first time, they can kind of go crazy with their newfound financial freedom," said Bebeau. "Some parents are very hesitant to give their 18-year-old a credit card," she said. "But I think a card with a modest credit limit can go a long way toward teaching valuable lessons. You're teaching them how to be responsible, how to budget, what credit means and how to use it responsibly." And getting an early start on managing credit pays other dividends down the road. "The sooner you are able to start building a good credit score, the easier it is going to be when you try to buy your first house," said Bebeau.
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When it comes to money, some college graduates have a tough time acclimating to the realities of life. "It's kind of a rude awakening when they see that they are making X amount, and then they have to give a certain percentage back to the government," said Karmin. But Karmin says it's also a great opportunity to set young adults up for financial success. "There is a misconception that every dollar that comes out your paycheck is for taxes," said Karmin. "Understanding the difference between withheld taxes and deductions is important. Some of the money that comes out of your paycheck might go into a retirement plan, health insurance and other benefits. It's important for them to understand some of what is being deducted is their money, but it's being redirected towards their retirement or other benefits."
It's a perfect transition point to help young adults understand the importance of saving for retirement. Bebaeu highly recommends that young adults leverage tax-deferred benefits, right from the start. "If a young adult starts working at a company that has great benefits, and they are not taking advantage of those benefits, whether it's a 401(k) or a health savings account, they are essentially leaving free money on the table."
Another point that Bebeau is quick to emphasize is the need to build and maintain an emergency fund. "To me, I would say this is the number one priority for someone starting out. People absolutely should not consider their 401(k) as their rainy day fund."
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In addition to straightforward, nuts and bolts explanations of both taxable and deferred tax investments, they have lots of dramatic, eye-popping statistics and projections that illustrate the magic of compound interest and the downside of waiting to begin saving for retirement. "Those really get their attention," said Karmin.
Andrew Fisher agrees. "I was really taken back by how much of a difference starting early can make come time for retirement," said Fisher. Fisher is a rising junior at Northwestern University studying economics and has attended one of Bebeau and Karmin's sessions. He says what he learned changed his behavior. "I actually have been more conscious of what I spend my money on," said Fisher. "While I haven't taken the next step by actually investing my savings, I still believe it is important to show restraint when spending money, since you can't invest money you don't have."
As if Millenials didn't have enough to consider, they have to think about lifespan. According to the Center for the Future of Aging at the Milken Institute, Millennials are likely to experience longevity far outstripping that of previous generations and that "at some point, 100-year life spans could become the norm." How does that impact those entering the workforce today? "Many decades ago, people might have passed away very soon after they retired," said Karmin. "Now potentially, you have people living decades without working. So the longer you live, the more important it is to save earlier."
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Bebeau and Karmin both believe it's important to open up the conversation and to not be afraid of failure. "As a parent, not being afraid to let your children fall on their face once or twice and not bailing them out every time is an important financial lesson." And she reiterates - it's never too early. "It's funny how early kids will get it. I have a five-year-old who will do chores for money. He will do whatever I ask him to do for a dollar. They can understand the concepts of spending, saving and giving to charity at a very young age."
Lessons that Bebeau and Karmin hope will last a lifetime for both their own kids, and, the young adults they both counsel.
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Radiohead fans know that drummer Philip Selway is not the first member of the band to go solo. But he does seem to be the first member of the band to write and record songs that sound so very little like his day job. When singer Thom Yorke and multi-instrumentalist Jonny Greenwood each made recent solo projects, their respective sounds did not catch anyone off guard. Yorke's album, The Eraser, recorded with producer Nigel Godrich, did not fall far from the Radiohead tree at all. There were differences, yes, but they were outnumbered by the similarities. Greenwood's soundtrack work and avant-garde classical pieces were pretty out there, but he was also responsible for many of the alien sounds on OK Computer and Kid A.
Selway's slow, hushed British folk, on the other hand, didn't sound like it came from neither a Radiohead member nor a drummer. This makes it sound like he was courting disaster, but Selway's debut album Familial was just good enough to reward the curious while leaving room for him to grow as a singer and a songwriter. Four reheated outtakes from the album now comprise Running Blind EP. As his label puts it, "he kept back a handful that he felt worked best as a separate piece of work." But realistically speaking, they just sound like they weren't good enough.
One thing that works against the EP is how homogenized it is. Despite the fact that Selway is the drummer for Radiohead, his songs are not rhythmically driven. Sticking to nylon or steel string guitar, his songs revolve around his vocal melodies. Selway has a certain way of spinning melody that can be frustratingly subtle. Not necessarily a bad thing, but it was as if no one working on this recording noticed that all four songs had the same tempo and dynamics. They are all medium-slow and quiet. One of the things that made Familial better than this EP is that it had a little more variety. And not variety in the sense of loud and fast pitted against ballads, but variety in the details. It was the little things that counted. The brightening of a high-end tone, the addition of one small instrument to the mix, and the small shifts in pace helped differentiate the songs. All four songs on Running Blind EP are entirely too like-minded, exposing more weaknesses than necessary.
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Phil Selway's talents as a singer and songwriter warrant attention. Running Blind EP, however, does not. As the drummer moves on to bigger things, this 15 minute collection will hardly be a footnote in his history.
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Smith College
Smith College | |
Motto | Ἐν τῇ ἀρετῇ τὴν γνῶσιν |
Motto in English | In Virtue [One Gains] Knowledge |
Established | Chartered in 1871; opened its doors in 1875 |
Type | Women's college (Private) |
Endowment | $1.43 billion (2011)[1] |
President | Kathleen McCartney |
Academic staff | 285[2] |
Undergraduates | 2,600[2] |
Postgraduates | 102[3] |
Location | Northampton, Massachusetts, US |
Colors | Blue with gold trim [4] |
Nickname | Pioneers |
Website | smith.edu |
Smith College is a women's college in Northampton, Massachusetts, United States. It is a private, independent, liberal arts college. It is the largest member of the Seven Sisters group of colleges. In 2013, it was number 18 on U.S. News & World Report's list of Best Liberal Arts Colleges.[5]
Smith is a member of the Five Colleges group.[6] That means its students can go to classes at four other schools: Mount Holyoke College, Amherst College, Hampshire College, and the University of Massachusetts Amherst.[7]
History[change | change source]
Smith College was started in 1871 using money left by Sophia Smith. She left money in her will to start a women's college after her death. In her will, she said:
"I hereby make the following provisions for the establishment and maintenance of an Institution for the higher education of young women, with the design to furnish for my own sex means and facilities for education equal to those which are afforded now in our colleges to young men."[8]
When Smith College opened in 1875, it had 14 students and six faculty.[9] By 1915–16, there were 1,724 students and 163 faculty.
The Smith campus covers 147 acres (0.6 km2). It has more than 1,200 varieties of trees and shrubs.
The United States Naval Reserve Midshipmen's School at Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts, was a training ground for junior officers of the Women's Reserve of the U.S. Naval Reserve (WAVES). It was nicknamed "USS Northampton." On August 28, 1942, 120 women went to the school for training.[10]
Smith has had 10 presidents and two acting presidents. (An acting president is someone who does the work of a president when there is no president or the president is not available to do the work.) Elizabeth Cutter Morrow was the first acting president of Smith College and the first female head of the college, but she did not use the title of president. For the 1975 centennial, the college had its first woman president, Jill Ker Conway. Since her term, all Smith presidents but one have been women.
On December 10, 2012, the Board of Trustees announced that Kathleen McCartney would be the president of Smith College starting on July 1, 2013. Her official inauguration was planned for October 2013.[11]
Notable students[change | change source]
Many Smith students have become notable. They include:
- Barbara Adams, General Counsel of Pennsylvania
- Tammy Baldwin, US Senator, D-Wisconsin
- Barbara Bush (attended Smith but did not graduate), former First Lady of the United States
- Ernestine Gilbreth Carey, author
- Penny Chenery, recipient of the Smith College Medal, owner/breeder of Secretariat
- Julia Child, chef and author
- Julie Nixon Eisenhower, daughter of Richard Nixon
- Caterina Fake (attended Smith but did not graduate), entrepreneur, founder of Flickr and Hunch
- Margaret Farrar, crossword puzzle editor
- Bonnie Franklin, actress
- Betty Friedan, feminist, activist, author
- Susan George, noted Franco-American political and social scientist, activist and writer
- Molly Ivins, columnist and author
- Madeleine L'Engle, award-winning author
- Anne Morrow Lindbergh, author and aviator
- Catharine MacKinnon, feminist, activist, lawyer
- Ann M. Martin, author
- Margaret Mitchell, award-winning author of Gone with the Wind
- Sylvia Plath, poet and author
- Nancy Reagan, former First Lady of the United States
- Sherry Rehman, Pakistan's Ambassador to U.S.
- Gloria Steinem, feminist, activist, journalist (Class of 1956)
- Niki Tsongas, Congresswoman, D-Massachusetts
- Jane Yolen, award-winning author
Notes[change | change source]
- ↑ "Part One" (PDF). http://www.nacubo.org/Documents/research/2011_NCSE_Public_Tables_Endowment_Market_Values_Final_January_17_2012.pdf. Retrieved 2010-09-12.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Just the Facts, Smith College website.
- ↑ "Smith College:Faculty Facts". Smith College. 2011. http://www.smith.edu/registrar/faculty_facts.php. Retrieved 21 October 2012.
- ↑ "Smith College:Visual Identity Program". Smith College. 2012. http://www.smith.edu/vid/using.php. Retrieved 20 August 2012.
- ↑ "Smith College - Best College - Education - US News". Colleges.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com. 2010-08-17. http://colleges.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/best-colleges/northampton-ma/smith-college-2209. Retrieved 2010-09-12.
- ↑ "Five Colleges, Incorporated: Home". Fivecolleges.edu. http://www.fivecolleges.edu. Retrieved 2010-09-12.
- ↑ [1] Five College Consortium website. "Accessed July 9, 2009"
- ↑ [2] Smith College Web site
- ↑ "Sophia Smith: Smith College's Founder", Smith College website.
- ↑ "Naval History - August 28". Lake Minnetonka Liberty, 2011. http://lmliberty.us/2011/08/28/naval-history-aug-28/#axzz1YkXn9YQa. Retrieved September 19, 2011.
- ↑ "The 11th President of Smith". Smith College, 2012. http://www.smith.edu/newpresident/. Retrieved January 17, 2013.
References[change | change source]
- Horowitz, Helen Lefkowitz. Alma Mater: Design and Experience in the Women's Colleges from Their Nineteenth-Century Beginnings to the 1930s, Amherst: University of Massachusetts Press, 1993 (2nd edition).
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"America's regional partnerships are growing in number and strength. The US-India military relationship is the closest it ever been," Mr Carter said. He was speaking aboard US warship USS Carl Vinson in San Diego on Thursday.
He also said that the two countries were re-balancing their diplomatic relationship and strategic priorities. He noted that the two countries had never before conducted air, land and sea military exercises together.
"There is a technological handshake between the United States and India. The US-India Defence Technology and Trade Initiative is in line with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Make In India campaign helping both countries moved towards diverse defence co-development and co-production of weapon systems," Mr Carter said.
Noting that the Asia-Pacific region remains strategically most important for America's future, he said that the US is managing "historic change" in the region.


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About ArtBound! In-School Artist Residencies
Art League Houston's artist residency program, ArtBound!, is a curriculum-based, in-school integrative arts program at H.I.S.D. Title-1 elementary schools with little or no visual arts instruction. Classroom teachers participate in the planning process to ensure that the residencies support and enhance their classroom curriculum. Each residency has an Art League Houston Teaching Artist visiting a school eight to ten times during a semester, working with three classrooms per visit. For each visit, the teaching artist works with each class for approximately one hour. Art League Houston Teaching Artists are professional artists and experienced teaching artists. The residencies, including art supplies, are offered free of charge to the participating schools. In addition, the ArtBound! residencies integrate into H.I.S.D. curriculum and is provided primarily to grade levels third through fifth.
Each ArtBound! residency includes a culminating event, which can be an informal showing of student art work at the participating school or at a neighborhood library or other venue. The Art League Houston Teaching Artist collects the artwork from the teachers and works with an Art League staff member to prepare and hang the art.
Since 2008, over 3,000 elementary students in H.I.S.D. have received visual arts instruction through the ArtBound! program that would otherwise not have access.
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Today at 10am is the Rule 5 draft. We'll be following it here for all of you to see.
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- David Groveman said...
I hope the Mets make a stab at Hagerty or Hood (BOTH... can I dream?) but I fear that they are too concerned with holding onto marginal talents currently protected on the 40-man roster.
- December 6, 2012 at 9:47 AM
Watch adrilin rodriquez gets picked. But we keep burke.
- December 6, 2012 at 9:54 AM
- Mack Ade said...
per Sandy Alderson, the Mets are NOT going to pick anyone in the Rule 5 Draft
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I dont understand why not.....this Rule 5 draft is considered the Strongest class in years.
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I've played for several days now and I have enjoyed myself. I've reached lvl 20 sword skill and lvl 15 archery and some other things. Here is my review/suggestions in no order.
The map. For me, whether figuring out how to use it or broken, was terrible. The map would pop up, my arrow might be there it might not. If I moved my character in the game, the arrow would spin around the map. I never knew truly where I was. My suggestion for this is to have a map with coordinates on it for the zone you're in. I would suggest to have a little radar to show different things on it as well as coordinates. Quests: Getting quests and the back story to these can be fun to read. However trying to locate where to go seemed to go from figure it out to fuck it I don't need that quest. I get told to do something by someone in town and generally no issue. But if I meet a random person somewhere, because there are no coordinates and the map is wonky, I'm lucky I remember where they are or even how to get back to them. Its frustrating and a reason why I abandon quite a few quests. Coords would be helpful on the map so I can write them down. I like the notepad so I can write stuff like that down. Makes sense. The world is beautiful and well crafted. Obviously it glitches out and whatever but I can easily ignore those. I like all the different sayings characters have and the names of weapons and armor along with a little description. I like the idea of only skill levels and not an actual person level makes it interesting and unique. However leveling some things is a pain and can be confusing to figure out. The favor system is nice but some things like low level skills for things shouldn't be favor related. I'll never find enough crap to give the bow guy to get the next level of favor to get the second fetching skill. Buying arrows one at a time sucks. I couldn't seem to find stacks of them. Just the parts. The random spawns and random loot are neat and fun. A little bit more diversity in what spawns would be nice and I'm sure it will be once the game is further along. Killing pigs and brainbugs is only fun for so long. The graveyard and sewer were fun but without people a difficult time. Maps in those areas would be helpful too. Overall I've greatly enjoyed my experience and look for more. I want to dive into this world and get lost in it. The exploration and mystery are going to be awesome. I'm an old Asheron's Call and Everquest player and I miss those games, the way they were in the early 2000s, and I want something to bring me back to those days and this looks like it could do that. I look forward to the future. Keep it up Project Gorgon. |
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Thanks for the feedback! Regarding the map, we do plan to do major revisions to the map after the new GUI is in place -- doing work in the current GUI would just have to be redone, so it makes sense to wait. In the short term, however, you might find the "Objective Orienteering" ability useful -- it creates a glowing path toward your objective as long as you're in the right general map-zone. You unlock it by getting Foraging up to level 15.
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I just spent a week playing this game, great graphics but overly complicated.So many skills to learn, no real lvl system, and today on the main town I found I can't sell to vendors unless I do favors for them. Are you kidding me??? I just came over from Asherons Call and as you know they are shutting down next month. In that game I loaded up heal kits and went out for hrs then came back to town to sell. I picked the skills I wanted to make my char better, here you need to get so many, a player is lost. People I found want something they can get into fast and go out and have a blast. The few people I talked had the same feeling, to complicated. Another problem I found is camera angle changes as I touched mouse in combat, as there was no way to lock it. Now as this is a game in progress I'm sure that will be fixed. Also when your running up hill the camera does not keep same angle and you find yourself running against something and you get blocked in. As a right handed person it would have been nice to be able to move the attack icons to the right and been able to stretch the chat box. I thank you for the the chance to play for free but this game is not for me.
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I just recently started on this game after many years playing Asheron's Call. I just have a minor suggestion that I think would be of help. The dialogue box that pops up when you hover over an item, and when you level up has a dark grey font on a black background. It would really help if you could change the color of the font to something brighter with more contrast, as it is very hard to read. Otherwise, this game is very engaging and I'm having a lot of fun. Thanks!
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On pages 310-312 of Vol. 2 of his 1833 book, English writer Thomas Hamilton speaks of encountering "several parties of what were called Mormonites" on the road between Rochester and Lockport during June 1831. These parties of migrating Latter Day Saints apparently passed through Lockport, Niagara Co., New York in mid-June, on their way to Buffalo and, eventually, the Mormon headquarters at Kirtland, Ohio. A careful study of Hamilton's trip to the Niagara region shows that he passed the "several parties of what were called Mormonites" on the road just east of Lockport late on June 13, 1831. These were not the members of the Colesville and Fayette LDS branches, for those troops of migrants had passed through the same area several days earlier, also on their way to Kirtland. The Saints whom Hamilton encountered were likely stragglers from the Manchester-Palmyra area and perhaps included in their number prominent persons such as Martin Harris, William W. Phelps, and Solomon Chamberlain. The Lockport Balance recorded the passage of these several companies of Mormons through Niagara County during the Spring of 1831 -- unfortunately very few issues of that newspaper have survived the ravages of time and the contant of the articles printed within their pages has largely been lost. Mordecai M. Noah's Morning Courier And New-York Enquirer quoted an article from a May [24th?] issue of the Balance on June 13, 1831, stating: "The Lockport Balance says, that the Mormonites at present exceed one thousand. The land selected by their Prophet is in and around the town of Kirtland, Geauga county, Ohio. Every day adds to their numbers." In his May 31st issue, Orsamus Turner, editor of the Balance printed a significant article which he entitled "The March of Mormonism." In that article Turner reported the recent passage of the Latter Day Saints through Niagara County, by boat on the Erie Canal: "It is but a few days since, that an entire boat load of them passed this village, principally from the counties of Ontario and Wayne..." Turner's May 31st article was quickly reprinted in several newspapers, some of which added to it a short account from the May 27th issue of the Palmyra Wayne Sentinel, entitled "Mormon Emigration." The Sentinel article stated that "Several families, numbering about fifty souls, took up their line of march from this town last week for the "promised land," among whom is Martin Harris..." Of particular importance is the claim made by Turner in his "The March of Mormonism" that Oliver Cowdery was "an itinerant pamphlet pedlar, and occasionally a journeyman printer." Turner undoubtedly knew fellow newspaperman turned Mormon, William W. Phelps. If Phelps passed through Lockport with the band of Mormons encountered there by Thomas Hamilton on June 13th, it is likely that Turner made some reference to this event in the pages of the Lockport Balance. Long lost issues of the Balance for June 7, 14, 21, and 28, 1831 perhaps hold answers to questions regarding this straggling band of Mormon travelers. Phelps had arrived in Kirtland at least a few days prior to his June 19, 1831 departure for western Missouri in company with Joseph Smith andSidney Rigdon. An article in the Painesville Telegraph for June 14, 1831, entitled "Mormonism on the Wing," seems to indicate that Martin Harris had arrived in Geauga Co., Ohio by that date, or at least that he was not far away. For further information on the Mormons "leaving with Martin Harris" who "may have been close behind both the Colesville and Fayette Saints," see Larry C. Porter's "'Ye Shall Go to the Ohio': Exodus of the New York Saints to Ohio,1831" in Milton V. Backman, Jr. (ed) Regional Studies in Latter-day Saint Church History, Ohio (1990). The only other Hamilton remark of any special importance is his saying (on page 310) that Smith's "extraordinary dream" (of 1823?) instructing him on where to find the "precious volume" was "thrice repeated." This appears to be a very early rendition of the Moroni visitation, as later published in the Times And Seasons serialization of the "History of Joseph Smith." |


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Carlyle's Loan for Acosta LBO Said to Get More Expensive
Christine IdzelisAcosta Sales & Marketing increased the interest rate it will pay for a $2.07 billion loan backing its buyout by Carlyle Group LP as investors push for more yield following the biggest retreat from such speculative-grade corporate debt in three years.
The marketer of consumer packaged-goods companies is offering as much as 4 percentage points more than lending benchmarks, up from an earlier proposed margin of 3.5 percentage points to 3.75 percentage points, according to a person with knowledge of the financing, who asked not to be identified because the information isn't public.
Acosta joins at least 10 other issuers in raising rates this week to get deals done in the leveraged-loan market amid sagging demand for the debt, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Investors pulled $1.5 billion from U.S. loan funds in the week ended Aug. 6, the biggest weekly withdrawal since August 2011, while junk-bond funds had a record $7.1 billion outflow, according to data provider Lipper.
Just last month, Advantage Sales & Marketing LLC, a competitor with similar junk ratings to Acosta, was able to get cheaper financing for its buyout by private-equity firms Leonard Green & Partners and CVC Capital Partners.
Advantage's $1.8 billion term loan priced at 3.25 percentage points more than lending benchmarks in July, Bloomberg data show. The debt was sold to investors at a discount of 99.75 cents on the dollar, the data show.
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Acosta is selling its buyout loan for 99 cents on the dollar, compared with the 99 cents to 99.5 cents initially offered to investors, the person said.
The takeover will be financed with almost $3 billion of debt plus $1.84 billion of equity from Carlyle, according to an Aug. 8 report from Moody's Investors Service. The funding includes $800 million of junior capital and a $225 million revolving credit line, according to an Aug. 6 report by Standard & Poor's.
The buyout financing will increase Jacksonville, Florida-based Acosta's leverage to "well above" eight times earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, Moody's said.
The company is rated B2 by Moody's and B by S&P, or five levels below investment-grade.
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"Acosta, post the Carlyle acquisition, faces elevated risks, given the strictures posed by higher leverage as the company executes expansion plans and integrates acquisitions," Moody's said in the Aug. 8 report.
Carlyle, a Washington-based buyout firm, is expected to complete its purchase of Acosta from Boston-based private-equity firm Thomas H. Lee Partners LP by the end of September, according to a company statement last month.
Debt financing for private-equity firm GTCR LLC's $480 million purchase of Cole-Parmer Instrument Co. from Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. will also be more expensive.
The maker of laboratory equipment boosted the proposed interest rate margin on its $240 million term loan by 0.75 percentage point to 4.5 percentage points more than lending benchmarks, according to a person with knowledge of the financing. The spread on a $107 million second-lien loan backing the buyout widened to 7.5 percentage points from 7 percentage points, said the person, who wasn't authorized to speak publicly.


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Dark nights of the soul can be rooted in a variety of spiritual dilemmas. Maybe you are facing burnout from saying yes to too many well-intentioned activities, and aren t even seeing much fruit to your labor. Maybe it s a crisis of faith that is made doubly difficult because you re supposed to be a spiritual leader. Or maybe you re just finding it difficult to hear God s voice through all the noise of a busy life.
Does God promise that our work for the Kingdom will always led to spiritual and ministry success? Where can we go when we re depleted? What do we need in those moments? How will God meet our needs?
This six-session Bible study course focuses on biblical characters and spiritual disciplines that will restore your weary soul. The purpose of this course is to learn to embrace the dark nights of the soul, and the clarity and closeness they can bring.
Session One From Dawn to Dusk
Discover God s rest in a busy life.
Exodus 18:13 26; 20:8 11; Psalm 18:16 19; Proverbs 31:10 31; Matthew 11:28 30; Acts 6:1 7
Session Two - Silence is Golden
Learn how to grow through solitude.
Exodus 19:16 19; Numbers 6:24 26; 1 Kings 19:9 13; Psalm 131; Job 37:14 24; Mark 4:35 41; James 1:2 27
Session Three - Your Just Deserts
Learning to lead in a culture of entitlement.
Judges 11:29 40; Matthew 20:1 16; 1 Corinthians 3:5 11; Hebrews 11:35 40
Session Four - A Crisis of Faith
God s faithfulness to us is not dependent upon our level of faith in him.
Job 13:12 15; 29:1 6; 40:1 7; 42:1 16; Psalm 22:1 8
Session Five - Dark Night of the Soul
Finding hope for the downcast soul.
1 Kings 19:1 18; Psalm 42; Habakkuk 1:1 2:1; 3:16 19; Mark 14:32 42
Session Six - Rest for the Weary
Where to go when you re empty and spent.
Isaiah 40:25 31; Psalm 23:1 3; 46; Philippians 2:17; Hebrews 4:15
Total number of pages - 55 pages
You have permission to make up to 1,000 copies for use in your local church.


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This information comes from the biographical file for pilot Thaden, CT-141000-01, -02, -03, -30, -40, reviewed by me in the archives of the National Air & Space Museum, Washington, DC.
Your copy of the Davis-Monthan Airfield Register with all the pilots' signatures and helpful cross-references to pilots and their aircraft is available at the link. Or use this FORM to order a copy signed by the author. ISBN 978-0-9843074-0-1.
The NASM holds the Louise McPhetridge Thaden Collection at the link.
Detroit Free Press. September 5, 1936. Louise thaden Wins Air Race.
Pittsburgh (PA) Press. April 13, 1930. Flying Husbands and Wives.
Fresno Bee. August 29, 19029. "Long Beach Girl Flier Wins Air Exposition Race".
Southern Aviation. December 1932. Women's Place in Aviation as Seen by Endurance Fliers.
Aviation Quarterly. Vol. 1, #3. The National Women's Air Derby as Recalled by Louise Thaden.
Bill Thaden & Pat Thaden Webb. Vintage Airplane. April 1989 and May 1989. Louise Thaden: Pioneer Aviator (parts 1 & 2).
Little Rock (AR) Arkansas Gazette. November 11, 1979. Flying Pioneer, Ex-Arkansan Dies at Age 73.
Louise Thaden Low, Fast, Aggressive
Born November 12, 1905 at Bentonville, AR, Louise Thaden signed the Davis-Monthan Register once on October 14, 1934. She was flying a Beech B-17-L Staggerwing NC12598. Based at Wichita, KS, she noted in the Remarks column of the Register, "Factory demo". She carried as passengers Joan Shankle and Ray C. Barker. They were westbound from Lubec, ME to Los Angeles, CA.
Earlier, Louise was a student at the University of Arkansas (four years; three majors; no degree). She was enamored of flying after her first airplane ride in 1919. After leaving the university she went to work for a coal and building materials company in Wichita, KS whose president was also on the Board of Directors of the Travel Air Company. Eventually she was sent to Oakland, CA to sell Travel Airs for D.C. Warren (signed the Register in 1927). At right is her NAA licence signed by Orville Wright.
While at Oakland she met her husband at the Oakland airport, an engineer for Warren named Herbert Von Thaden. They were both pilots (Louise had soloed in February 1928) and were married July 21, 1928.
In 1928 she set the first recognized women's altitude record of 20, 260 feet on December 7 flying a Travel Air provided by Warren. On March 16-17, 1929 she set a solo endurance record of 22:03:28. This download (7 pages, PDF 444KB) contains the National Aeronautic Association paperwork that Thaden had to submit in order to claim her endurance record. Image, left, shows her after the solo flight. The airplane she used, NC5426, landed at Tucson May 17, 1933
Low, fast and aggressive were three adjectives applied to Louise Thaden's flying. She was a highly successful Golden Age air racer and one of the first female pilots to make aviation her business. She held the distinction of earning the first commercial license on the west coast (another Davis-Monthan pilot, Phoebe Omlie, was the first woman to earn that license).
Her first real step into the limelight came with the National Air Races of 1929. Below, the Travel Air 4000 that Louise Thaden flew to victory in the first women's air derby (dubbed the "Powder Puff Derby") in 1929. Her elapsed time from Santa Monica, CA to Cleveland, OH was 20:02:02 with an average speed of 135.97MPH. She won $3,600 for her effort. Gladys O'Donnell placed second that year. A nice summary by Louise is in the Aviation Quarterly (cited, left sidebar).
This airplane has been restored and it was flown along the same route in 1989 to commemorate the 60th anniversary of Louise's win. Image courtesy of the Staggerwing Museum Foundation, Tullahoma, TN.
During the early 1930s she worked on endurance flights. With Francis Marsalis, she set an eight-day, four-hour record in what Southern Aviation (reference, left sidebar) called their "flying boudoir" (actually, it was a Curtiss Thrush, NC9142). Image, right, shows Louise after landing from that flight. Her exhaustion is obvious.
After the flight, when asked about it, both pilots insisted, "It was just one monotonous day after the other." "And Louise," said Marsalis, "was always sleepy." "And Frances," countered Thaden, "was always hungry." When asked about what they talked about during the flight, Thaden said, "About nothing. How could we talk? Our ears were stopped with cotton to guard against the roar of that motor. We had to scream at the top of our lungs to make ourselves heard. We didn't average more than ten words a day."
Surprisingly, in the same article, they state, "Women can never hope to compete with men in the actual flying of airplanes." Further, they state, "Not that women can't handle a plane as well as men. They can – a number of them can do the job a whale of a lot better – but the public simply doesn't have confidence in women fliers. That is, not enough confidence to ride with them to any great extent. This attitude on the part of John Public – and he'll never get over it – means that women are forever barred from careers as transport pilots on regular passenger lines." Thankfully, this public attitude persisted "only" another 30 years or so.
In November, 1930, Thaden took over an editorial position from Lady Mary Heath, writing the "Women's Activities" column for Popular Aviation (PA) magazine. Below is her first column.
Notice the activities by the newly-formed Ninety-Nines organization. And the mention of fellow Register pilots Edith Foltz, Amelia Earhart, Phoebe Omlie, Pancho Barnes, Blanche Noyes, Ruth Nichols and Opal Kunz.
According to numerous newspapers (see, e.g., the Detroit Free Press, left sidebar), in September 1936, she won the Bendix Trophy race from New York to Los Angeles. She was accompanied by Blanche Noyes. Their time was 14:54:46. This was 3:24 longer than Roscoe Turner's record of 11:30 set in 1933, but it was the best transcontinental time ever made by a woman. Depending on the source you read, Thaden and Noyes won $11,000, or $7,000. They definitely won $9,500 in two checks: $2,500 for being the first woman to finish, and $7,000 for being the first pilot to finish. She also won the Harmon Trophy for 1936, proclaiming her the outstanding woman pilot in the country.
In keeping with the culture of the era, another news article, of course, described the fashions the two wore: Noyes in a white jump suit with a blue silk waist (upon landing she was described as shaky, but looking "very fresh"), Thaden in blue-green culottes and a green flannel shirt was described as "cool and collected". Fashions or appearance were described for none of the male competitors.
During the 1930s she and her husband had two children who have written about their mother in popular magazines (cited, left sidebar). In the late 30s, she left aviation to care for her growing family. WWII arrived and eliminated civilian flying. Louise "lost herself" and entered the abyss of alcoholism. With determination, she and her family worked through that disease, and with the end of WWII her flying resumed with the Civil Air Patrol. She rose to the rank of Lt. Colonel.
Her last race participation was in the 1950 International Women's Air Race from Montreal, Canada to West Palm Beach, FL. She flew with her daughter, and they placed 5th.
Four additional candid images of Louise Thaden can be seen at the Klein Archive on this site. She died November 9, 1979 age 73. She was enshrined in the Arkansas Aviation Hall of Fame in 1980, along with fellow Arkansan and Register signer Charles M. Taylor. You may download (3 pages, PDF 182KB) a career summary compiled by her daughter.
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Monitoring and evaluation of programmes to prevent mother to child transmission of HIV in Africa
BMJ 2007; 334 doi: https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.39211.527488.94 (Published 31 May 2007) Cite this as: BMJ 2007;334:1143- Richard Reithinger, epidemiologist1,
- Karen Megazzini, project director1,
- Stephen J Durako, vice president1,
- D Robert Harris, senior epidemiologist1,
- Sten H Vermund, director2
- 1Clinical Trials Area, Westat, Rockville, Maryland, USA
- 2Institute for Global Health, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, Nashville, Tennessee, USA
- Correspondence to: R Reithinger rreithinger{at}yahoo.co.uk
- Accepted 6 May 2007
In 2006, an estimated 2.3 million children under 15 years were living with HIV and about half a million babies became infected with HIV before birth, during delivery, or through breast feeding.1 Prevention of mother to child transmission of HIV is therefore a priority for agencies fighting the global HIV epidemic, but many questions remain about the effectiveness of the current programmes. We use the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief2 as an example to examine how programmes to prevent mother to child transmission are monitored and evaluated and to highlight the problems.
Strategy to prevent transmission
Estimates of the efficacy of antiretroviral prophylaxis3 suggest that at least half of the world's children who are at risk of HIV infection might be protected if a mother receives antenatal care, is offered HIV counselling and testing, and, if infected, she and her baby receive prophylaxis. Prophylaxis is the mainstay of the strategy to prevent mother to child transmission.3 Several antiretroviral regimens are recommended in resource constrained settings, although nevirapine (either alone or with other drugs) is usually favoured because it is cheap, easy to administer, rapidly absorbed, and has a long half life.3 Depending on the regimen and the mother's choice of infant feeding, the risk of HIV transmission can be reduced to <2%.3 Whenever feasible, programmes should strive to provide highly active antiretroviral therapy to pregnant women.
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Honestly now, we don't tend to fear tornadoes in New Zealand.
OPINION: Not in general terms, anyway. If one was suddenly screaming towards us we could probably muster a squirt or two of adrenalin, but for the most part our general unease about violent natural events is drawn from other forces.
Earthquakes, tsunamis, storms and floods have usually struck us as enough to be getting on with. Some of us, further north, may also look askance at the occasional volcano.
The West Auckland tornadoes that killed three people, injured dozens, and damaged 150 homes, many beyond repair, also represent one more thing to worry about.
Strictly speaking, it seems that some of the most damaging wind wasn't from the tornadoes themselves, but from "straight gusts" which came immediately before and after. One of the residents described her neighbourhood as having been in the tub of the washing machine.
A small touch of added poignancy is that the three men who died had been working on the sort of project that makes communities feel good - the site of a new high school.
They had been constructing it with 15-metre-high concrete tilt-slab walls, to be part of a structure intended to stand strong and safe during times of extremity. Yet they died because, while they were seeking shelter, the storm picked up and hurled those very walls at them.
Empathy aside, the thought of fatalities occurring in such circumstances is itself disorienting.
In Southland we know, from experience, the value of flood protection works. We know from vivid proximity the importance of ensuring buildings have enough structural integrity to withstand, as much as possible, the assaults of an earthquake.
But much as it seems inadequate, let alone unwise, to content ourselves with a fatalistic shrug as far as tornadoes are concerned, it's hard to know how to prepare. We are not, after all, in the same situation as the United States' Tornado Alley, where there's a much stronger frequency and predictability to the problems.
It seems timely for a public education component to be pursued, now that tornadoes have sprung to the fore in people's thinking.
Civil Defence advises those inside that a basement offers the greatest safety; otherwise interior rooms or hallways without windows, on the lowest floor. And it paid to get under something sturdy like a heavy table or workbench, and cover yourself with a mattress or blanket. If stuck outside, lie flat and protect your head with an object or with your arms. If in a car, don't try to outrun the tornado. Get out of it and don't get under it. Lie flat and protect your head with an object, or with your arms.
The reactivity of emergency services was always going to be closely scrutinised and, in Auckland's case, the consensus has been that these responded extremely well.
It is tempting to align this, as Mayor Len Brown has, to lessons hard-learned from the Canterbury earthquakes. There may be a component of that - particularly in the sense that every indication was that when the services arrived there was no doubt who was in charge - but for all the devastation that resulted, this was not an emergency that even remotely approached the scale and infrastructural nightmare of the quakes.
The services deserve praise for their response, even so. The same goes for the wider community. Whether or not we're getting better at this, we're certainly getting more practised.
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John's Gospel has traditionally been regarded as the least apocalyptic document in the New Testament. This exciting new collection redresses the balance by exploring the ways in which the apocalyptic literature of Second Temple Judaism has contributed to the theology and outlook of John's Gospel. Given that John, like the Jewish apocalyptic texts, is primarily concerned with the theme of revelation, the contributors examine how apocalyptic ideas can help to explain the Johannine portrayal of Jesus as the messenger sent from heaven to reveal the divine mysteries, as well as the Gospel's presentation of the activity of the Spirit, its understanding of evil, and the intended effects of this 'apocalypse in reverse' on its readers and hearers. The highly distinguished contributors include, John Ashton, Christopher Rowland, April DeConick, Judith Lieu and Jorg Frey.
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In Norse mythology, Breiðablik[1] (Broad-gleaming) is the home of Baldr. It is briefly described in Snorri Sturluson's Gylfaginning as one of the halls of Asgard:
- "Then there is also in that place the abode called Breidablik, and there is not in heaven a fairer dwelling."[2]
Later in the work, when Snorri describes Baldr, he gives a longer description, citing Grímnismál, though he does not name the poem:
- "He dwells in the place called Breidablik, which is in heaven; in that place may nothing unclean be, even as is said here:
Breiðablik is not otherwise mentioned in the Eddic sources.
See also[edit]
- Breiðablik UBK, an Icelandic sports club.
- Breidablik Peak, a mountain named after Breidablik.
In popular culture[edit]
- Breidablik is a sacred gun in Fire Emblem Heroes that the Summoner use to summon Heroes coming from different Fire Emblem games.
- ^ The name can be Anglicized as Breidablik, Breithablik or Breidhablik.
- ^ Gylfaginning XVII, Brodeur's translation.
- ^ Gylfaginning XXII, Brodeur's translation. The strophe is Grímnismál 12.
- Bellows, Henry Adams (transl.) (1936). The Poetic Edda. Princeton: Princeton University Press. Available online
- Brodeur, Arthur Gilchrist (transl.) (1916). The Prose Edda by Snorri Sturluson. New York: The American-Scandinavian Foundation. Available online