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S&P, gold, crude, the Euro, and emerging markets trending up, according to QAS. Barclays notes the first time in history that Europe has raised rates before the Fed. Janney, Montgomery, Scott recommends bank bonds. Mckinsey says mid-size cities under ten million will generate more than half of global growth.
Quantitative Analysis Service, Global Market Overview
The high level of momentum suggests that the S&P still has an upward bias over the next several months. The near term correction is expected to be containable.
For the next few months, yield on the 10-Year U.S. Treasury will remain in the trading range of 3.2% to 3.8%.
Gold retains an upward bias.
The trend is still for higher prices on crude oil for the next few months.
The Euro is expected to move higher over the next few months.
Emerging Markets are now likely to outperform Developed Markets over the next few months.
Luca Ricci, Barclays Capital
The ECB raised the policy rate from 1.00% to 1.25% this week, while the Fed is still easing, and the UK and Australian held the monetary stance unchanged. This is the first time in the ECB's history that it has led the Fed in a policy reversal cycle. At the same time, the divergence between peripheral Europe and the core widens. China raised rates again, on inflation concerns, while weak March PMIs confirm an ongoing slowdown, as we expected.
The policy divorce is clearly driven by different inflation and unemployment concerns across the Atlantic. For the ECB, headline inflation above target for three months in a row and rising prompts a key concern that the pass-through from high commodity prices may induce more persistent inflationary effects. Indeed, we now expect euro area inflation to reach 2.8% in May, and continue to expect the ECB to hike again in July. The Fed insists that the inflationary effect from commodity prices is temporary and core inflation is low, although several inflation expectations measures are well above 2%, core inflation is increasing rapidly (1.8% on a three-month basis), and it will take time to drain the massive liquidity injected since the crisis. The Fed is also motivated by the still-elevated unemployment, despite the print of 8.8% in March, a full%age point decline since November. Quite off the radar screen of the ECB, the euro area unemployment rate declined gently to 9.9% in February from a revised 10% in January (mainly due to improvements in Germany and Italy), dropping below 10% for the first time in almost a year.
Interestingly, the divorce may turn out to be shorter than previously thought. The latest Fed policy meeting last month and the minutes released this week indicate a more hawkish Fed than in previous months, on the wave of a stronger confidence in the labor market improvements and the economic recovery. Indeed, a policy rate increase this year cannot be excluded, as now "a few participants indicated that economic conditions might warrant a move toward less-accommodative monetary policy this year". However, "a few others noted that exceptional policy accommodation could be appropriate beyond 2011", suggesting that the divergence of opinions within the committee has somewhat widened.
Mark Luschini, Janney, Montgomery, Scott
We are now in the year's second quarter, and the end of the Federal Reserve's asset purchase program—dubbed quantitative easing two (QE2)—suddenly seems to be rushing toward us. The debate among market participants that remains unsettled is whether June 30 will in fact be the retirement of this form of monetary policy, or will it instead spawn an offspring for another period of time—QE3?
The Fed instituted its first round of quantitative easing—known affectionately as QE1—in late 2008. At that time, the Fed used its considerable balance sheet to purchase mortgage-backed securities in order to trim interest rates and lower mortgage rates to help the beleaguered housing market, reducing the cost of borrowing for businesses and consumers alike. That program did work to bring rates lower—but did little to cure the ills of the housing market or negate the economic decline from lasting several more quarters. We know with the benefit of looking back two years that the wounds imparted on consumers and businesses from the financial crisis and market meltdown took more than lower interest rates to convalesce. The Fed's impatience with the fragile state of economic affairs and concerns over falling prices catapulted them into action by announcing another dose of security monetization. Some questioned the necessity of a QE2; arguing that more time was necessary to allow the lagged effects of the already exceedingly dovish Fed policy to propagate the system. Regardless, QE2 was instituted in early November of last year and will most likely run though its intended timeline.
We do not, however, see a renewal of the Fed's quantitative easing program as likely unless the economy suffers significant renewed weakness. The mission of QE2 was to reflate the economy and risk assets to stimulate inflation and consumption through an increased wealth effect. In that respect, QE2 has been successful. Equity markets, since the unofficial declaration of the Fed's intent in Jackson Hole, Wyoming by Mr. Bernanke in late August, have rallied sharply. In addition, consumer prices have stopped declining and begun to move serially higher. And employment gains are being reported regularly, an important factor in insuring the durability of the economic expansion as the Fed ultimately begins to withdraw its unconventional policy. Interest rates, on the other hand, have moved higher since the good ship QE2 was launched, bringing some to question the effectiveness of the Fed's exercise. In all, though, the underpinnings to support the need for further artificial stimulation are mostly absent.
While the U.S. economy has averaged a decent if unspectacular real GDP growth rate of 3% in the past six quarters, a sustained expansion appears to be well underway, and deflation risks have mostly evaporated. That should give the Fed reason to pause if not vocally dispel any need for QE3. There are also other reasons to believe a QE3 is a remote possibility. They include the size of bank reserves which are plentiful to assist in stimulating activity, the unemployment rate which is trending lower, the political disdain for more monetary intervention, and even the Fed's own internal strife over the need for even completing QE2 let alone a new program of quantitative easing.
A question that looms as the end of QE2 nears is how the bond vigilantes might react. Fears of a jump in bond yields are probably overdone, but we do expect some pressure on bond prices to be in the offing. Not only are there building concerns about inflation, but the void left by the Fed's absence, the majority buyer of Treasury bonds during this campaign, may be hard to fill without investors demanding a higher return. There is, of course, the possibility that the market may view the removal of the Fed as a buyer positively, treating it as a sign of economic stability and almost de facto tightening if maturing bonds are allowed to run off without replacement.
In either case, our opinion remains that U.S. government bonds are unattractive since the yields offered to investors today are appealing only if the Fed cannot engender economic growth. That seems to us to be a low probability wager. As we have seen so far, the Fed isn't shy about firing up the printing presses, and we suspect would do so again to preclude that scenario from happening. On the hand, large company stocks, including a diversified selection of domestic and international companies, are appealing given the lack of competition from either bonds or cash at today's interest rates. Commodities, particularly energy and precious metals, should occupy some room in a portfolio to participate in advancing global growth, but also to provide a hedge against the inflationary pressures that are percolating in the pipeline, and which are already evident in overseas markets, but as yet not problematic in the U.S.
Guy LeBas, Janney, Montgomery, Scott
Twenty months ago, the Federal Reserve released the results of its Supervisory Capital Assessment Program (SCAP) stress tests, which analyzed the 19 largest banking institutions in the U.S. and ultimately required 10 of those banks to raise additional capital. In March 2011, the Federal Reserve released the results of its Comprehensive Capital Analysis and Review (CCAR) stress tests, which analyzed that same group of banking institutions and determined that 12 of the 17 institutions seeking to take capital action would be permitted to do so. Those capital actions included no fewer than 9 dividend hikes, 6 share repurchases, and 2 TARP repayments, all of which had previously been on hold. The transition from SCAP to CCAR has been an impressive one that underscores the progress made in strengthening the U.S. banking system through an improved credit cycle, stronger market conditions, and heightened oversight.
One of the most significant outgrowths of CCAR is a changed approach to capital adequacy requirements. Specifically, the Federal Reserve put the largest financial institutions through a scenario that combines a moderately severe recession with a capital market lock-up similar to that experienced in the 2008 financial crisis. In order to "pass" the CCAR tests, banks were required to maintain a sufficient cushion such that their capital would remain well in excess of regulatory requirements under the test conditions. Banks looking to shrink their capital base through dividends, repurchases, or TARP repayments were required to prove that they could maintain sufficient cushion in this stress scenario even after their planned capital actions.
Prior to 2008, the Federal Reserve relied primarily on the Tier 1 capital ratio, a metric which identifies a bank's cushion against losses in the prior quarter, to establish a bank's capital adequacy. Banks were required to perform internal forward-looking assessments of capital adequacy, but the Fed's major tool was an accounting and not economic-based one. What the SCAP tests attempted—and the CCAR tests do a better job of—is identifying capital needs prospectively rather than retrospectively. We view this forward-looking capital adequacy assessment as a key aspect of not only restoring investors' confidence in the health of financial institutions, but making those institutions' balance sheets far more transparent. The complexity of financial institutions' asset and liability structures—as well as off balance sheet holdings—have left traditional capital metrics such as the Tier 1 ratio susceptible to manipulation.
One need look no further than Lehman's "Repo 105" transactions, which essentially improved capital ratios by treating a collateralized borrowing as an asset sale, for evidence of how "game-able" capital ratios can be. Much of this "game-ability" stems from the fact that balance-sheet-based capital ratios are point-in-time measures. By contrast, forward-looking capital tests such as the CCAR provide the opportunity to prove capital adequacy not just at a single, manipulable point in time, but rather, over an extended period. Importantly, the CCAR tests also assumed that capital reduction actions (such as dividends and buybacks) would continue even if the U.S. economy weakened and the capital markets once again froze. That assumption reduces some amount of the operator risk, as it effectively institutes capital requirements which are sufficient to protect an institution even if management takes the worst possible actions.
The additional information, transparency, and confidence that the CCAR prospective capital test offers represent the final piece of the puzzle for banking sector credit quality. Twenty months ago, we discussed debt issued by the major global banks/investment banks as cheap relative to credit prospects, but still quite risky. Six months ago, we began to view bank sector debt as attractive based on technicals, as spreads in the sector were wider than others at a time when investors were hungry for yield. In the wake of the CCAR tests, we now believe that fundamental credit quality for the banking sector is improving, in large part because of the proactive regulatory structure which seems to have taken over from the pre-2008 passive regime. While new regulations have had the impact of impairing profitability—and likely limiting long-term shareholder returns by decreasing capital distributions—they also in our view have had the impact of securing institutions' creditworthiness. As a result, we are affirming our overweight position on debt issued by the big global banks / investment banks as well as the smaller regional institutions, with a preference for firms over the $100 billion threshold (those subject to the CCAR test).
McKinsey Global Institute, Mapping the Economic Power of Cities
The urban world is shifting. Today only 600 urban centers generate about 60% of global GDP. While 600 cities will continue to account for the same share of global GDP in 2025, this group of 600 will have a very different membership. Over the next 15 years, the center of gravity of the urban world will move south and, even more decisively, east.
Today, major urban areas in developed regions are, without doubt, economic giants. Half of global GDP in 2007 came from 380 cities in developed regions, with more than 20% of global GDP coming from 190 North American cities alone. The 220 largest cities in developing regions contributed another 10%.
But by 2025, one-third of these developed market cities will no longer make the top 600; and one out of every 20 cities in emerging markets is likely to see their rank drop out of the top 600. By 2025, 136 new cities are expected to enter the top 600, all of them from the developing world and overwhelmingly—100 new cities—from China.
To help companies looking for growth opportunities and policy makers to manage the increasing complexity of larger cities more effectively, MGI has built on its extensive research on the urbanization of China, India, and Latin America to develop Cityscope to develop a database of more than 2,000 metropolitan areas around the world, the largest of its kind.
Companies looking for cities that will generate the most GDP growth will find another different list of potential urban hot spots. The top 100 cities ranked by their contribution to global GDP growth in the next 15 years—we call this group the City 100—will contribute just over 35% of GDP growth to 2025. And the top 600—the City 600—will generate 60% of global GDP growth during this period.
Until now, a company strategy focused on developed economies together with emerging market megacities (with populations of ten million or more) has made sense—this combination generates more than 70% of global GDP today. But these regions and very large cities in developing economies are likely to generate only an estimated one-third of global growth to 2025. A strategy focused on this combination will be insufficient for companies seeking growth.
It is a common misperception that megacities have been driving global growth for the past 15 years. In fact, most have not grown faster than their host economies, and MGI expects this trend to continue. Today's 23 megacities—with populations of ten million or more—will contribute about 10% of global growth to 2025, below their 14% share of global GDP.
In contrast, 577 middleweights—cities with populations of between 150,000 and ten million, are seen contributing more than half of global growth to 2025, gaining share from today's megacities. By 2025, 13 middleweights are likely to be have become megacities, 12 of which are in emerging markets (the exception is Chicago) and seven in China alone.
Emerging market mega- and middleweight cities together—423 of them are included in the City 600—are likely to contribute more than 45% of global growth from 2007 to 2025. Across the world, MGI identifies 407 emerging middleweight cities contributing nearly 40% of global growth, more than the entire developed world and emerging markets megacities combined.
By 2025, developing region cities of the City 600 will be home to an estimated 235 million middle-class households earning more than $20,000 a year at purchasing power parity (PPP). This compares with more than 210 million such households expected in the cities of developed regions. So even at the higher end of the middle-class segment, there will be more households in emerging market cities than in developed ones.
MGI finds that population in the City 600 will grow an estimated 1.6 times faster than the population of the world as a whole. By 2025, the City 600 will be home to an estimated 310 million more people of working age—and account for almost 35% of the expansion of the potential global workforce. Almost all of this increase is likely to be in the cities of emerging markets—and two-thirds in the leading cities of China andIndia that have significant regional differences in their market characteristics.
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Very unconstitutional.
Well, I predict some 5-4 votes on these cases.
Breyer, Ginsburg, Kagan, and Sotomayor will vote for homosexual marriage, no question on them.
Alito, Scalia, and Thomas will vote that there is no constitutional right to homosexual marriage.
Justices Kennedy and John Roberts will be the deciding votes, which ever way it goes.
It really disturbs me that these cases are discussed in terms of policy, i.e. activists in favor of gay marriage want the judges to vote for same, rather than on any legal grounds. The homosexual activists want them to vote for same sex marriage as a policy matter. They want the Court to ignore all manner of legal proceedings, laws passed by numerous states on the subject of marriage, etc. They want the Court to rule that states have no right to make marriage and family law, because of the need to impose homosexual marriage as an explicit policy of this country.
I mention family law too, because if homosexual marriage is imposed by these rulings, then follow up lawsuits on subjects such as homosexual adoption will follow. Again, states will be in a position in which they will be told they are not allowed to make family law or policy, because such laws or policies may conflict with what homosexual activists want.
While I am completely against gay marriage, perspective demands that we keep sight of what is ACTUALLY killing marriage....
Those words, "until death do us part" mean absolutely nothing to most people today. I cannot believe the casualness with which people I work with discuss divorce. I'm afraid that to much (if not most) of our society, marriage has fallen into the same category as leasing a car. We'll try it for a while, and if we don't like it, just cancel the contract.
So, I agree with this article, that same-sex "marriage" is the death-knell of "marriage".
For those who think that Churches will be exempted from this; think again. The gays have convinced the elites who run this country that "gay marriage" is a "civil right". That will top any of our actual Constitutional rights. Just ask the Catholic Bishops who are now suing against the Obamacare mandate on them providing contraception and abortion coverage. Religious freedom --- nah.
While gays and lesbians probably make up 2% of the population (I know, they say 10%, but anybody with eyes can look around and see that 1 out of 10 people they know aren't gay), according to the census, only 1% of the "couples" in this country are same-sex couples. So it seems that even when it comes to "shacking up" (as most of these couples are, since gay marriage still isn't widely accepted), gays enter committed relationships at half the rate of opposite-sex couples.
Nobody is really maintaining a good statistic on gays who choose to actually get married where it is legal, compared to normal marriages. Or the divorce rate in those families compared to normal families. Because that wouldn't help the cause.
Another probably more interesting statistic. These are all from the Census, so they are based on private data, these people aren't admitting to things publicly.
But if you look at where people say they are couples, the percentages are higher in states where the gay agenda is actively pushed on the populace. Which could be interpreted as showing that people tend to be gay if it is "acceptable" at higher rates than they would be if it was not.
Of course, that goes against the "it's never a choice" argument.
Of course, it could be that people just move to where it is acceptable. That's a good interpretation as well, and shows how important it would be to allow each state to decide for themselves, and not make gay marriage a federal law.
I would rather do away with marriage completely than have homosexual marriage. Do away with tax benefits, estate benefits, etc., then everyone would be equal.
I am sick to death of this homosexual crap everywhere!!! I can't turn on the TV without seeing it or pick up a magazine or go on the internet. And then you see liberal France with thousands of people protesting against it.
America is doomed.
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If the black robed ones decide the wrong way, we still have options. Civil disobedience. Acting on our conscience. Millions of people doing so will have an effect. Things don't go downhill forever.
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"'Marriage equality' becomes 'marriage elasticity,' with the ultimate goal of 'marriage extinction.'"
That about sums it up. Their real goal is to abolish of special status for the God-given and created institution of the natural family and replace it with the state.
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If the word "marriage" were to mean two sex perverts having a ceremony that pronounces them (husband and husband? wife and wife? or ?) and they are legally recognized as a married couple just as a married man and woman, then marriage would mean nothing at all.
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The Global Imperatives for an Education Paradigm Shift.
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The future role of education is covered in a discussion concerning the shifting of the dominant social paradigm of the United States. It is noted that the paradigm is changing from one that requires social institutions to seek and develop human resources to maintain a position of competitive dominance, to an emerging view of world interdependence. An increasing demand for human services and information processing is predicted. The need for personnel who can communicate readily and effectively across national boundaries is seen as one which will produce a higher priority in education for language, data processing, and knowledge of and skills in human differences. It is also noted that the recognition of a new social paradigm, with a world view of interdependent nations and resources, will strongly affect the changes that need to be made in the education system. Among the changes discussed are the growth of a global information society and education beyond schooling through the human services professions. A structure is described for a college of interdependent human service professions which prepares personnel responsive to the interdependent world paradigm. (JD)
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"Interim Relief" in the legal field basically means "in the meantime." While awaiting a final judgment from the court, parties may seek relief from the court on certain issues that are important and immediate. Depending on the complexity of a divorce case, sometimes interim relief is needed based on certain issues that have to be decided before a divorce is finalized through the courts. Read further to learn what types of interim relief may be sought in a divorce case.
Interim Relief in a divorce case: what can the Court do?
Exclusive possession
Often the parties dispute over who should live in the marital residence. While a divorce is pending, the court may award the right to reside in the marital residence to one or both parties. In granting this interim relief, the court will look to whether the spouse requesting exclusive possession in the marital residence currently has the children living with them, or if the marital residence is located within the school district where the children are currently attending school. Other considerations in granting this interim relief include the affordability of living in the marital residence, whether one of the spouses runs their business out of the home, or whether one of the spouse's extended families lives in the area near the marital residence.
Preventing dissipation
"Dissipation" means the wasting or destruction of marital assets, usually decreasing their value in some way. Courts can prevent the dissipation of the marital estate as a form of interim relief "where it appears a party is about to leave the jurisdiction, remove property or to dispose of, alienate or encumber property, to defeat economic claims . . . " 23 Pa. C.S.A. § 3505(a). The Court will issue an injunction, which is an equitable remedy to prevent dissipation while a divorce is being finalized. This relief can also come in the form of freezing accounts, payment of mortgage and/or other debts, and specific performance.
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The Society of Jesus without Jesus
Anthony Esolen / November 21, 2017
Jesus does not appear in a new article extoling Jesuits at Georgetown, nor is His name in the university's description of its 'Catholic and Jesuit' values
The other day I read an article whose headline seemed to hold out some slim hope for Catholic education in America: "As Jesuit presence fades, Georgetown recommits to its roots."
Straight off I thought of the agricultural metaphors that Jesus uses all the time. So he says to the apostles at the Last Supper: "I am the vine, you are the branches. He who abides in me, and I in him, he it is that bears much fruit, for apart from me you can do nothing." But from those to whom much has been given, much will be expected, so that if a man, having lived by the life-giving vine of Christ, does not abide in him, "he is cast forth as a branch and withers; and the branches are gathered into the fire and burned."
We may note also that this withering and burning may be accompanied by worldly success. So I cite the psalmist (Ps 49:16-20) as a warning to administrators who believe that their main concerns are with finances, athletics, prestige, new buildings, and popularity:
Be not afraid when one becomes rich,
when the glory of his house increases.
For when he dies he will carry nothing away;
his glory will not go down after him.
Though, while he lives, he counts himself happy,
and though a man gets praise when he does well for himself,
He will go to the generation of his fathers,
who will never more see the light.
Man cannot abide in his pomp,
he is like the beasts that perish.
It turns out that Georgetown University is doing nothing so radical as returning to its roots, that is, taking nourishment from the faith that moved its founders in the face of anti-Catholic hostility and intermittent suppression of the Jesuit order. Thirteen Jesuits now teach at the university, a quarter as many as taught there 50 years ago, and only in a couple of departments at that.
However, the author, a sophomore named Will Simon, assures us that all's well. Indeed, all is going according to plan. For the "roots" don't reach back 2,000 years to when Judas betrayed Jesus with a kiss. They reach back to 1967, when a young Jesuit, William McFadden, became chairman of the theology department. McFadden, says Simon, "realized that incoming freshmen did not need courses in Catholic doctrine. Rather, they needed to experience 'serious, thoughtful, critical thinking' through religion…. Under his leadership, the department began offering classes that provided students and professors alike a space to explore fundamental questions of existence through lenses that were not exclusively Catholic."
That last sentence baffles me. I can make no sense of it, knowing what I do about university curricula. Before McFadden, had there been no courses in British literature written after Henry VIII? Was Milton's Paradise Lost on an index of forbidden books? Did no Hoya ever encounter the agonized doubts of Herman Melville, and the satanic obsession of his Ahab? Was the name of Goethe only scrawled on a basement wall? Did students have to meet in secret to whisper the sacred words of John Stuart Mill? Was there no anthropology department? Did the Georgetown history department stand at the shores of the Caspian Sea, facing west, and declaring, "Thus far, and no farther"? Of course not.
What Simon must mean is that the theology department would no longer be dedicated to Catholic theology, just as Fr. McFadden was not dedicated to doctrine, the teaching of which he believed to be quite unnecessary. Someday I hope finally to understand how so many people, at such a crisis in the Church and in western civilization, could make airy pronouncements about the glories of the coming age, predictions shown in short order to have been colossally wrong, and yet never to recant and repent.
If ever Catholic doctrine was needed, it was then, because the secular anti-culture was having things all its own way: the spread of pornography like a fungus, the pushing of abortion, the Pill, no-fault divorce, the accelerating decay of family life, the brazen worship of the big and rich and powerful, our army's embroilment in a nation whose Catholic leader we had assassinated, the occupation of eastern Europe by atheist apparatchiks, and the brutal destruction of culture at the hands of the little red Mao. What augured hope for clear skies and quiet days?
It seems that those Catholic intellectuals were embarrassed by the Faith. They did not deny it, not exactly, but they treated it as if it needed instruction from the secular world, rather than the reverse. They certainly did not see it as a deposit of truth that the world urgently needed, a treasury of good for mankind.
Young Mr. Simon does not see the faith that way, either. He himself concedes that it is not likely that a student at Georgetown will receive "a deep Catholic education." There will be talk about "social justice," always and everywhere, although what that phrase is supposed to mean, other than statist liberalism in its current manifestation as identity politics, I don't know. According to Simon, "Today's Jesuits at Georgetown are not actively looking to play a more public role in education. Rather, they seek assurance that their founding principles shape the students who walk Georgetown's campus."
Their founding principles: the phrase is most strange. The Jesuits were founded for missionary work in a world that was breaking apart in the west, and opening up in the east and in the new lands across the Atlantic Ocean. They were the Society of Jesus; yet Jesus does not appear in Simon's article. Nor can I find His name in Georgetown's description of its "Catholic and Jesuit" values. They do say that "faith" is an important part of the "whole person" to be instructed, but what does that word mean? I have no faith in faith.
Communists had faith in a system that was the worst evil that men of the last century visited on the world, and that is saying a great deal. The devotees of thugee had faith in the goddess Kali, and that is why they robbed and murdered travelers in the mountain passes of the Punjab. The Catholic Church, no doubt, is open to the virtues of any culture she encounters, not because such openness is an end in itself, but rather so that she may the more effectively bring to it the One in whose name alone may man be saved.
People whose lives are informed by a tradition do not talk much about "tradition," just as people who are directed by their religion do not talk much about "religion." They talk about what they have been handed from their forebears; if they are Christians, they talk about the Lord. In a strange way, those who consign talk about Jesus to a portion of the chaplain's quarters are akin to those who value tradition because it is traditional. Call it Downton Abbey Syndrome. There is no life to it.
One of the Jesuits to whom Simon spoke says he would be content if the last Jesuit were to disappear from Georgetown. That can be taken in a variety of ways. I would say instead that the Church very much needs a Society of Jesus, such as St. Ignatius founded: for the only source of value that Ignatius found in our sorry world was in Jesus himself. We need a Society of Jesus. We can do without a Society of Jesus Without Jesus.


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In 2009, the International Rescue Committee, the largest of the four San Diego refugee resettlement agencies, founded its Peacemakers program for refugee high school youth who attended high schools in San Diego's mid-city region and who were primarily from Africa and Southeast Asia. Peacemakers emerged as a response to students' desire to increase awareness and understanding of the situation of refugees in the community and around the world. The program empowers refugee youth, focuses on the development of public speaking and leadership skills, and fosters multi-cultural understanding and cooperation, while highlighting issues affecting refugees. The youth craft poems, creative projects, and personal narratives, which they share publicly to educate and advocate for a more inclusive environment. In 2015, UC San Diego's Making of the Modern World (MMW), Eleanor Roosevelt College's core general education world history and cultures program, translated its intercultural knowledge into direct service by providing assistance to this group. MMW's mission of improving intercultural understanding aligned well with the Peacemakers, which made it an ideal partner for collaboration. In 2017, IRC and MMW expanded this work to include refugees from El Cajon, who are from the Middle East (Afghanistan, Syria, and Iraq), and MMW began to host the Peacemakers on the UC San Diego campus. Out of these beginnings emerged the Refugee Educational Empowerment and Recreation program.
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In high school, Day was in a band with Prince and André Cymone and the trio formed an early band managed by Day's mother called "Grand Central," later renamed "Champagne." Later, Prince embarked on a solo career but retained Cymone for his backing band. The two began to plan a side group that would focus more on R&B, while Prince would continue to explore various musical styles. Walt Reeder
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Here I am! Aren't you glad you found me? I know you are. So, what do you want to know? Everything? Well, that's going to take a while. I'll try to be brief. Brevity is not my strong suit. Let's see, I'm in my 30's-are you as shocked as I am about that?-I'm married, and I have a 5 year old little boy. And I love shoes. Too brief? I thought so too! We're on the same wave length my friends.
Okay, so I *am* in my 30's (mid-30's), and married to my man for 13 years now. He is in the military so we lead a vagabond lifestyle. We have lived in 4 states and Germany and have moved at least once every place we've lived. I love to decorate, though moving so much (and never having the same size windows twice) makes it quite a challenge. Also, my husband and I have very different tastes. I like a bit of French Country/cottage-y/casual. Dh likes...well, let's put it this way, when we went to Versailles, he really liked it. If it's carved and gold and gaudy, he likes it. He has terrible taste. Except in women of course. Oh, and diamonds. He's good at buying the diamonds. Smart man. But back to me. I am totally addicted to homedecorating blogs and shows. I seriously could spend all day watching HGTV. This drives dh nuts. I am also an avid reader and a semi-health nut. Oh, and I love shoes. Seriously. You might have gathered that from the title of my blog. When I'm in the mood, I might show off a few of my favorite pair. I've got plenty.
FYI, For the sake of both privacy and because I have to use something, we'll call dh M, I'll be S and the boy can be C. It's like we work for MI-6. I'm sure I'll come up with something snappier later, but just getting my layout fixed the way I wanted it taxed my brain, so for now we'll just use initials.
On to C. He'll be 6 next month. I can't believe it. It seems like just yesterday we were bringing his tiny little self home. He's also wickedly smart. Too smart sometimes. We'll be homeschooling next yeat and he is so excited. He has a vocabulary that tested into the 15-18 year range. He never stops talking. Ever. He even talks in his sleep. He's exhuasting really. He's into dinosaurs, mummies, volcanoes, cars, pirates and Indiana Jones. When he grows up he wants to be an archeologist, paleontologist, Egyptologistst and a super hero. His superhero name is Super Quick, BTW, but he says I can call him 'SQ' for short. I adore him. Light of my life. All that jazz.
M is, well, annoyingly M. He's loud, goofy, funny and I love him. He's been in the miltary for 12 long years now. Only 8 to go. Unless he decides to stay for 30 (which is a strong possibility) and then there's 18 to go. Heaven help me. He studied music in college. That's an obviouse jump right? Music major to military. Yeah, I can totally see the connection. Actually we got married while we were still in college and were Po'. I was a semester from graduating, but he, the slacker who took a few classes as possible, still had a year to go. After I graduated, he decided to join the Army for a few years, get the money for college, get out and finish school. Haha! Joke's on me! I'm fine with it though. He loves being in the Army. Except for the whole deploying thing. Oh, and people always telling him what to do. He's gained a bunch of rank though in the last 12 years, so now he gets to tell soldiers what to do more than he gets told what to do. He enjoys his power. He's earned it though. What does he do in the military you might wonder? I don't really know. Isn't that funny? He has one of those jobs that can't be discussed. Can you imagine not knowing what your dh (or dw) does? It's weird, but saves me the tedium of listeing to him drone on and on about something that I would probably never understand anyway.
I work too. I've got to have money to buy all those fab shoes. I work in the gas and oil industry. That's right, I work for the evil corportation. And no, I don't get free gas. So, that's about it. Actually, there's a lot more going on, but I'll get to that later.
Sunday, June 15, 2008
So this is me...
Here I am! Aren't you glad you found me? I know you are. So, what do you want to know? Everything? Well, that's going to take a while. I'll try to be brief. Brevity is not my strong suit. Let's see, I'm in my 30's-are you as shocked as I am about that?-I'm married, and I have a 5 year old little boy. And I love shoes. Too brief? I thought so too! We're on the same wave length my friends.
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- Laura said...
What great things you have done with your son for his Indiana Jones obsession. I will definately be printing out some things and perhaps hiding some artifacts in our garden too. Thanks for the good ideas, Laura
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Plastic Pearl Beads Are Still In The Game
Plastic Pearl Beads are still in the fashion game especially when it comes to jewelry and accessorizing according to the latest trend, beads are the most abundantly utilized elements. As metal beads have taken over this race, it is wrong to say that plastic pearl beads are out of the run. Even today plastic pearl beads are pretty much in fashion due to some of their own plus points that do not exist for any other type. They have maintained their reputation in this regard due to certain points that make them likely to be used even in future.
What keeps them in Plastic Pearl Beads, even now?
- The very first point in this regard is that plastic can easily be cut and molded into any shape and dimension, which allows these beads to be available in almost any shape. They offer perfection and beauty to enhance the total outlook of the wearer or user. For instance, a woman wearing a necklace made of plastic pearl beads in a particular color to match with the dress, earrings and other accessories on the body will look pretty and attractive.
- When wearing these beads, you feel a sense of peace as well as calmness especially because they do not make you feel uncomfortable no matter how long you have them on. As plastic is pretty light in weight as compared to metal and acrylic materials, therefore, these beads tend to maintain their fine reputation when it comes to weight. The lighter is the jewelry and the accessory, the longer you can keep it on.
- Compared to the glass beads, these are much better in durability and can easily be polished or refurbished. Plus these beads are comparatively cheaper than various other types of beads.
Plastic Pearl Beads – Inexpensive and Worth it
This is why plastic pearl beads are worth the amounts you pay to buy them. This, however, should not rule out the fact that, they need to be affordably priced. This is the only way everyone can buy the right jewelry set for their loved ones or for their personal use.
Unlike the other types of beads, a plastic pearl bead will last longer and can be able to stand the test of time through various weather conditions but still look as beautiful as the first day you bought it. Apart from jewelry, these beads can be used to make bags, slippers, shoes, hair clips, and so on. Also, they can be used to give dresses a different look and feel especially with little additions of beads sewn into some parts of the dress. The world of fashion and designing is growing at a faster rate. So, every designer always wants to outdo his or her competition by bringing something creative and unique.
After considering all the aspects of beads made of plastic, it is safe to state that they would continue to remain in demand even in near future while there is a possibility that one or two of the other types get kicked out of the cue. So don't let go of yours, keep them with you coz they aren't going to break either will they run out of style.
Amazon has a large quality collection in Plastic Pearl Beads and you can find as per your requirement by visiting Amazon Online Plastic Pearl Beads Store.


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i say this page:can put the mod in this site?
thanks.the new mods of dbz is out.can you put this in your page no patreon?
can you create an option that allows enemies to use these spells as well?
for example 3 enemies with different spells (magneto, quantum break, strange doctor)October 08, 2017
this mods is nice for magneto marvel.can make a fusión of this mods and hilk and ironman(the 3 mods),and can put diverse types of enemis using this 3 mods mode?,for example now can use i ironman and put hulk to enemy.can put 3 emenis this type mods?(pardon for my english)
please,put out the dog in mods.no like
can make the airplane of aliens movie?
can make this mods using only the hands??,is for magneto model,no need armor and is more realistic this mode
really nice.very thanks for links no patreons of mods(you are the best)
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posdate:i need models for can change the 3 principal actor(frankly,michael,and trevol).for example batman,star wars,but only see for peds(where can download for can change this and use in mode history ?(pardon for my english)October 05, 2017
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We are excited to announce that Phil Hester is returning to Cedar Rapids Comic Con in 2018.
Phillip Hester has been making comics for over three decades, beginning while still a student at the University of Iowa. He broke into the mainstream with a long run as artist of DC's Swamp Thing with writer Mark Millar. He also wrote and drew the Eisner Award nominated series The Wretch. Phil drew Kevin Smith's revival of DC's Green Arrow. He wrote the original graphic novels The Coffin and Deep Sleeper with artist Mike Huddleston. At Image Comics, he created Firebreather with artist Andy Kuhn.
His work includes runs on such title as The Darkness, Wonder Woman, Ant-Man, Ultimate Marvel Team-Up, Nightwing, Invincible Universe, Batman Beyond, The Flash: Season Zero, Deathstroke, and Mythic. His current projects include Shipwreck with Warren Ellis for Aftershock. He currently writes Blood Blister for Aftershock and Future Quest Presents: Birdman for DC. He currently draws Batman Beyond for DC and Shipwreck for Aftershock.


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Ooh, looks like someone's taking his role seriously.
Pakistan is ready to come back with great films this year, and we are sure of it.
How? Look at our actors and actresses as they revamp themselves and work hard to keep themselves fit and healthy, not to mention HOT AF!
Maula Jutt, the reboot of the famed Sultan Rahi Punjabi movie is under production, and we have just been informed that Hamza Ali Abbasi is keeping up with his busy schedule amid taking out time to hit the gym.
Behold: transformation of Hamza Ali Abbasi is underway!
The soundtrack will be sung by Ali Azmat, according to reports.
Till then, I'm going to enjoy me some eye-candy! [drools]


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Tuesday, February 4, 2014
Valentines Cards
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That is such a cute valentine's day card!!!!! and baby girl is adorable in her outfit!! :)ReplyDelete
That card and Waverly are just precious! I love the balloon idea!ReplyDelete
Love your Valentines cards. So cute! We had a little Valentines Day photo session at our house this past weekend too. I always send out about 10 cards for the smaller holidays. Mainly because my kids great-grandparents (who are mostly widowed and shut-in) love to receive them.ReplyDelete
Dying over how cute the entire shoot is!! I mean read balloons? Totally adorable! And those cards... Swoon! She's seriously the cutest!ReplyDelete
These pictures are way too adorable! The red balloons is the perfect idea!! :)ReplyDelete
I want Waverly's wardrobe...hehe Adorable photos and such a cute card!!ReplyDelete
These are adorable! I did Valentines Cards last year and I think everyone thought I was crazy too, haha. My babe was sick this year so we weren't able to get pictures in time :( Your cards came out really great!ReplyDelete
So cute!! I am super jealous that you had the motivation to do this!! HahaReplyDelete
ADORABLE!! I love cards as well. I always save all my cards in a little box.ReplyDelete
Ohh, I just love those photos. What a precious and adorable girl you have!!ReplyDelete
I love the balloon idea! Aria loved her birthday balloons so I wanted to get her some for Vday but I didn't think about getting a mini photo shoot with them. Great idea! The gold is perfect too. Cards are so fun to send.ReplyDelete
Adorable! I love the idea of photo valentines day cards!ReplyDelete
Those pictures are perfect for the cards! The balloons definitely add to it...how fun to send out valentine cards!ReplyDelete
so precious! and speaking of this outfit...I have a red hand-me-down skirt almost exactly like that tucked away for Elyse...I need to break it out fast!ReplyDelete
These are absolutely ADORABLE!!!!ReplyDelete
Love! Love! Love! Taking LG's Valentine's pictures is on the agenda this week!ReplyDelete
Soooo stinking cute. I can't get over it. I wish I had thought ahead for a Valentine's outfit. I will for next year now!!ReplyDelete
Liam is obsessed with balloons too! He will definitely have some festive ones on his high chair for valentines day! Also, loving waverly's tights & skirt! My favorite outfit of hers yet!ReplyDelete
precious little nugget!!ReplyDelete
adorable!! I love love the one of her holding the heart garland and just dragging it across the ground :)ReplyDelete
Aww how cute! I love her little photoshoot!ReplyDelete
such a cute little photoshoot! I love the balloons!ReplyDelete
I love how the pictures turned out! She is such a doll :) Great job, Mama!ReplyDelete
She is such a cutie!! I am in no way organized enough to get out Valentine's Day cards, but I love the idea!!ReplyDelete
I LOVE your gold, glittery V-Day cards! I used to send a picture card of my first-born for every holiday. I'm a stationery lover just like you!ReplyDelete
Too too cute! I just always love the thoughtful details you put behind every holiday letter you send out! I cannot believe how quickly WM is growing up! Before long she will be wanting to take pictures of you :-)ReplyDelete
So adorable! I took Clay's Valentine's pictures on Sunday and have been busy the past two nights crafting cards to get ready to send! I thought my family and friends thought I was crazy for sending a card for every occasion, but I've had several of them tell me lately that they love their Clay card collection!ReplyDelete
These pictures are SO PERFECT! Ahhhhh, love them! We sent out photo V-day cards last year, but I didn't get to it this year. We're baking up some goodies and doing handmade cards/gifts for friends and family instead! Sadie LOVES balloons and I actually have some sitting here waiting to be blown up to use in some pictures. Everything is so dead, brown and BLAH here...balloons are the perfect (and easy!) way to add a pop of color to our outdoor pics! Now I'm motivated to go get some helium and blow those suckers up!ReplyDelete
How fun and what a great idea to stock up for the following year!!ReplyDelete
Love love love!!!ReplyDelete
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those are ADORABLE!ReplyDelete
i remember last year buying a valentines thing from baby gap when we were pregnant. i think it came back out again this year, or something super similar but i love knowing we got it cheap! can't believe we've had it for a whole year already. can't wait for C to wear it either!
Cutest little Valentine ever! And precious outfit. I just love the way you dress her. Oh and the gold cards? Fabulous!!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous cards! Loving the red and gold and, of course, the balloons!! Great job mamaReplyDelete
such cute photos!ReplyDelete
seriously soooo stinkin cute!!! :) i might have to copy this idea...but i better hurry so i can get it done in time for v-day!ReplyDelete
Awww she is sooo cute! Love those photos! And I think your Valentines day greetings are so adorable too. Cheers to you and your family.ReplyDelete
Hugs xxxx
I'm seriously SOOOOO jealous that I can't get Presley to wear anything on her head or feet - I'm dying to dress her up all cute!!!ReplyDelete
You are really very talented. I'm enjoying looking at all these thoughtful pictures. : )ReplyDelete
I just love how crafty you are! The cards turned out super adorable. We made our own and mailed them out last week with my 23-month-olds little soccer picture inside. Isn't Valentine's Day just the best!ReplyDelete
I look forward to following. :)


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Crews Clear Snow From School Buses at Depot (PHOTOS)
Crews are clearing snow from Montgomery County Public Schools buses parked at the Crabbs Branch Way Depot but, so far, there's been no word from MCPS about the status of schools on Wednesday.
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SOURCE: nFusz, Inc.
October 13, 2017 18:18 ET
nFusz filed a new Form S-1 registration statement with the SEC to register $2M of its common shares for resale by Kodiak Capital Group, LLC
nFusz filed a new Form S-1 registration statement with the SEC to register $2M of its common shares for resale by Kodiak Capital Group, LLC
HOLLYWOOD, CA--(Marketwired - Oct 13, 2017) - nFusz, Inc. (OTCQB: FUSZ), ("nFusz" or the "Company") the Hollywood-based digital technology company, announces that it has today filed a new Form S-1 registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") to register $2M of its common shares for resale by Kodiak Capital Group, LLC ("Kodiak") pursuant to a certain Equity Purchase Agreement.
As previously announced on the Company's October 2, 2017 Form 8-K, the Company entered into an Equity Purchase Agreement with Kodiak, dated September 15, 2017 and effective September 26, 2017, for $2 Million in equity financing (the "Purchase Agreement"). A summary of the terms of the Purchase Agreement provides that:
The newly-filed Form S-1 registers up to 25,000,000 shares of nFusz common stock that may be issued to Kodiak pursuant to the Purchase Agreement. At our current volume weighted average share price of approximately $0.10, the 20% discount would result in a sale price of $0.08 per share, or approximately $2,000,000 in net proceeds. If all 25,000,000 shares are eventually sold, our current outstanding share count of common stock as of September 30, 2017 would increase from 112,735,353 shares to 137,735,353 shares outstanding. If our share price falls in the interim, the amount of funding we receive under the Purchase Agreement could be less than $2,000,000. Alternatively, if our share price rises in the interim, fewer than 25,000,000 shares will need to be sold in order to receive the entire $2,000,000 in committed proceeds.
nFusz CEO, Rory J. Cutaia, explained, "This deal structure is somewhat unique, especially for an OTC listed company. It's basically on-demand capital. It allows us to draw funds as and when we determine, in amounts not limited by the then current trading volume of our stock. It assures us access to capital on terms that minimize dilution to our shareholders with whom our interests are aligned. And it allows us to focus our time on growing this incredibly exciting business," continues Mr. Cutaia.
"We're very excited to partner with Rory and his brilliant team at nFusz," states Ryan Hodson, Managing Member of Kodiak. "Their interactive video CRM technology is a category killer and one of the most exciting companies we have in our portfolio. They've got all the right ingredients to be a huge success, generating what we expect will be impressive returns for their shareholders, as well as our own. We're pleased that we can provide the growth capital this company needs to realize their full potential and beyond," Mr. Hodson adds.
About nFusz, Inc.
nFusz, Inc. (OTCQB: FUSZ) is a Hollywood-based digital tech company. Our proprietary next generation interactive video technology is the core of our new broadcast and cloud-based, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) products. We offer subscription-based Customer Relationship Management (CRM), sales lead generation, and social engagement software on mobile and desktop platforms for sales-based organizations, consumer brands, and artists seeking greater levels of engagement and higher conversion rates. Our software platform can accommodate any size campaign or sales organization, and is enterprise-class scalable to meet the needs of today's global organizations. Our service is built around our proprietary 'Video-First' Notifi technology, which places interactive video front and center in all customer and prospect communications. With our flagship product, notifiCRM, we've re-invented what a CRM, lead-gen tool should be in today's video-centric business and social environment. Now watch for our live broadcast interactive video platform that will redefine what 'engagement' means in consumer video consumption. For more information on nFusz, Inc., visit www.nFusz.com.
Kodiak Capital Group, LLC
Kodiak Capital Group, LLC, founded in 2009, is an operationally driven private equity firm that partners with management to make non-control equity investments in lower middle market businesses. Kodiak pursues niche-market leaders that provide high-margin products or services. Kodiak transactions typically provide liquidity to shareholders, facilitate transition of ownership to key managers, and allow management to capitalize on growth opportunities while maintaining the legacy of the founders. Kodiak has focused consistently on the lower-middle market and generated superior returns for its partners. Kodiak is currently investing in new platforms through a multitude of innovative financing solutions. For more information about Kodiak Capital Group, LLC visit www.kodiak-capital.us.
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Woman robbed, assaulted by hitched ride after missing bus
Woman robbed, assaulted by hitched ride after missing bus
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Police spoke with a woman who was robbed and assaulted Wednesday afternoon.
Officials said the woman missed her bus on Center Street around noon and got a ride from a couple of men in a red vehicle.
The woman told police that the men assaulted her and robbed her, taking her keys and wallet.
When she got to her office around 139th Street and Gold Circle, someone called the police and she was later taken to a hospital to get checked out. The woman had a few bumps on her head.
Police are investigating the incident.


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