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Connie joined us in August 2014. Connie's cases include unlawful detention challenges, negative trafficking decision challenges, reviews to the Special Immigration Appeals Commission (SIAC), immigration-related judicial reviews, private law damages cases and other public law matters.
Connie was called to the Bar in 2006 and qualified as a Solicitor in 2011.
Connie has been working in the field of immigration and asylum for several years.
Before joining us she worked at Asylum Aid for over seven years on various claims involving gender based persecution such as trafficking, forced marriage and sexual violence; cessation under the 1951 Refugee Convention, deportation, statelessness and human rights claims. Connie represented clients at the application stage, appeals in the Immigration and Asylum Chamber, judicial reviews in the High Court and in applications to the Court of Appeal and European Court of Human Rights. Prior to Asylum Aid, Connie was at Bindmans LLP for over two years where she worked mostly on appeal cases including some of the Afghan hijacker cases, deportation matters, gender based asylum claims and broader immigration matters such as nationality, further leave to remain, student and outside the rules applications.
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― seapunk run. run punk run! (Noodle Vague), Friday, 27 April 2012 11:42 (six years ago) Permalink
I didn't like the Grauniad piece because it only really seeks to paint a picture of contemporary classical as a sort of hip sidecar adjunct to pop; it's full of "b-b-but the ideas of composer X can be heard radiating through to the work of Guardian-reader-friendly-rock act Y"-type getout clauses.
― Here he is with the classic "Poème Électronique." Good track (Marcello Carlin), Friday, 27 April 2012 12:51 (six years ago) Permalink
yeah, that aspect of it reads like marketing rather than criticism.
― sarahell, Friday, 27 April 2012 18:21 (six years ago) Permalink
I think Service's piece is great and only briefly does it touch upon pop culture
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One of the mysteries of the English language finally explained.
Definition of circulate in US English:
1Move or cause to move continuously or freely through a closed system or area.no object 'antibodies circulate in the bloodstream'with object 'the fan circulates hot air around the oven'
flow, course, move round, go roundView synonyms
- 'A refrigerant, commonly known by the brand name of Freon, circulates through the system.'
- 'There may be 20,000 different proteins circulating in the blood, but few tests link any one of them decisively to a cancer.'
- 'It is tempting to think the virus does not circulate in my social group.'
- 'It can even indirectly prevent disease by stimulating the immune system and circulating hormones.'
- 'The early vaccines focused on antibodies, circulating chemicals in the blood stream which in theory stop HIV locking onto white blood cells.'
- 'A direct solar water heating system circulates household water through collectors and is not appropriate in climates in which freezing temperatures occur.'
- 'These and the deeper tunnels form a ram system that circulates gases.'
- 'However, water in the heating system circulates, so would not be a draw on the mains water.'
- 'An air pump circulates a continuous flow of air through the device, replacing any air that is lost through the surface's pores.'
- 'To truly loop or recur, the message or information needs eventually to circulate back through the system toward its originary point.'
- 'The company makes mattresses from visco-elastic foam with an open-cell structure that allows air to circulate freely.'
- 'A soft breeze circulated the area and petals were blown off the tree.'
- 'The aquapark is situated on a 40 sq m area and its equipment circulates about 35000 cubic metres of water.'
- 'A titer test doesn't measure immunity, but it does measure antibodies circulating in the system.'
- 'But some testosterone remains freely circulating in the bloodstream.'
- 'Some rogue pathogens seem to be freely circulating in that county.'
- 'Central heating systems are equipped with a fan that constantly circulates the air in the area being heated.'
- 'Each deck or cloister is wide enough for people to circulate while others work or chat.'
- 'The system circulates water through 48 vertical wells, each 300ft deep.'
- 'Adverts on Blackburn buses have begun to circulate across the area.'
- 1.1no object Move around a social function in order to talk to many different people.
socialize, mingleView synonyms
- 'We go to a restaurant and eat, and circulate to chat with other locals, trying to make a plan.'
- 'When we were invited to a party we couldn't circulate as a couple.'
2Pass or cause to pass from place to place or person to person.no object 'rumors of his arrest circulated'with object 'they were circulating the list to conservation groups'
spread, spread about, spread around, pass around, pass on, communicate, disseminate, transmit, make known, air, put about, bandy aboutspread, be passed around, get around, go the roundsView synonyms
- 'I want to ask you about the video that has been circulating in the past couple days.'
- 'Scottish coins were always in chronically short supply while foreign money circulated freely.'
- 'The allegations have been circulating for many months.'
- 'They accused us of being unprofessional in a number of ways, saying that we were responsible for rumors circulating among journalists.'
- 'Outside the official investigation, a different story began to circulate.'
- 'The deaths have prompted fears that a rogue shipment of deadly drugs may be circulating in the area.'
- 'The Internet is essentially a system for circulating information.'
- 'But local authorities want to turn it into a high-tech hub, which means information and ideas need to circulate freely.'
- 'Word that a mystery guest speaker would address the Socialist throng around midday began to circulate.'
- 'Two different reports circulated about their return to the world of pop.'
- 'The manuscript had been circulated among various publishers, most of whom shied away from this provocative treatment of a sensitive subject.'
- 'Local people said that whistles and horns were circulated among the community for the scaled-down protest.'
- 'Rumours that an entrepreneur may buy the doomed factory have been circulating among workers and the local business community.'
- 'Drugs are circulating more freely than before due to presence of mobile phones.'
- 'There are also requests circulating via mails.'
- 'As well as a public meeting, the Town Council has organised a petition which is being circulated around the area.'
- 'Day's paper also looked different from what typically circulated in the coffeehouses and merchant exchanges.'
- 'I have no affiliation with her company, except that I once reviewed the product that is now being pirated and circulated freely around.'
- 'The US dollar not only circulates freely but is positively welcomed in hotels, shops and street markets throughout the country.'
- 'Tapes of these activities are intended to be circulated around the area, but please be patient as the director's cut is yet to be finalised.'
Late 15th century (as an alchemical term meaning 'distill something in a closed container, allowing condensed vapor to return to the original liquid'): from Latin circulat- 'moved in a circular path', from the verb circulare, from circulus 'small ring' (see circle). circulate (sense 1) dates from the mid 17th century.
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Guys, my keyboard it not working.
There is a new one on order.
But to turn on my wireless I have to hold down the 'fn' key and also 'f2' as the keyboard is not working is there any other way of turning the wireless card on?
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On-screen keyboard perhaps? I see it has a Fn key. Type without using the keyboard (On-Screen Keyboard).
Yup, just tried it and when you you click on Fn, the F1 through F12 keys are shown, so it should work.
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Paul Benjamin Auster is an author and poet who has gained acclaim over a diverse 30-year career, in which he has published many volumes of poetry and essays as well as 20 novels, now widely translated. His work also extends to the translation of the work of foreign writers, including French writers Stéphane Mallarmé and Joseph Joubert. He is arguably best known for his three experimental detective stories, collectively referred to as The New York Trilogy ("City of Glass," 1985; "Ghosts," 1986; "The Locked Room," 1986). His latest novel, "Invisible," was released by Henry Holt and Co. in October 2009. His first marriage was to the writer Lydia Davis in 1974; his second to the novelist and essayist Siri Hustvedt in 1981. He has two children, Daniel and Sophie, and lives in Brooklyn, New York.
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Blank Chore Charts for Kids
Why would anyone be interested in blank chore charts? Perhaps you have previously had money in the budget for household help and changes in finances necessitate a change. Perhaps your children are of an age where they could and should be contributing to the upkeep of the house and you are having trouble keeping track of who was supposed to take out the trash. Whatever the reason, free kid's chore charts are a big help to a busy mom.
You can create you own easily with any spreadsheet program but there are so many available that just require a click of the mouse to print out that you might as well enjoy the fruit of someone else's labor.
Tips for Using Kids Chore Charts
There are a number of ways to use the chore chart. Some are designed to be used one per child while others are created to schedule several children. Some list the chores and require the parent to put a sticker in a space for each chore that is successfully completed. Others just have blank areas where different chores can be written down.
Which type you choose will depend on the needs of your family. Some things to consider are:
- Age of the children-very young children, and those up to about age 6 or so, do best with an individual chart and sticker method. Generally you will give a treat for a completely filled chore chart. That reward could be a privilege, money, or other items.
- Reading ability- some chore charts have pictures rather than words. These are perfect for non-readers.
- Number of children- If you have several children doing chores you will want to decide whether you want to assign chores on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis.
- You can also laminate your chore chart so that you can write what you want on it and then clean it off for using over and over again.
- Websites often disappear overnight so keep a master copy or two of each chore chart that you like. This way you can ensure that you always have one to copy.
Blank Chore Charts to Print
Following are websites that offer blank chore charts to print out and use. Look at several and decide which is most helpful for your family.
- Chart Jungle outlines a particular method for doing chore charts that can be helpful for families with several children.
- PaintedGold has a number of chore charts and tips for using them.
- DLTK has chore charts that are decorated with designs like nature motifs and cartoon characters.
- TipzTime
- Chore Charts
- Hoover Web Design
- ADHD of the Christian Kind- chore charts to help families with ADHD children.
Using the Chore Chart
Once you have a chore chart and you have decided on the chores that you will assign to your children you should go over your plans with them so they understand what is expected. Believe it or not, you can make this fun. Try not to set up a competitive situation between siblings but encourage team work. For example rather than having a prize for the child that completes the chart have an incentive for the chores all being completed.
Start slowly if your children have not had chore assignments in the past. You will probably need to work with them for a few weeks until they are confident in their own abilities and you are sure they understand what you want.
Keep the chart in an easy to remember spot, the refrigerator or a family bulletin board is ideal.It may take a few weeks, be patient and you will soon see the benefit of using chore charts with your children.
what the... my kids are doing there jobs finaly they have not done that for a long time i love chore charts they are AWESOME i love them
Thanks for the post. It was very informative!
It is a good tip to keep copies of chore charts that you like. You never know what will happen!
Yes I too tried these customized chore charts for my kids. They were too excited to have the allowances modified according to the chores done and enjoyed the bonuses too. kidrewardzone.com has changed the attitude of my kids towards work. It is now up to them to work out and get their allowances.
This is a great idea. All of my boys are under four years old and we are working through potty training. We use stickers as a reward and they can chart their progress on the fridge. I am going to use some of the other methods you discuss when it comes time to assign chores. Thanks.
If I can only get my husband to use it!
A chore chart -- a fantastic idea! I have 7 children and it's nearly impossble to keep the flow of housework and chores all organized. Currently, I use 3 large (3' x 4') dry erase boards for activities like sports, clubs, field trips, meeting, conferences, etc. I will be shopping for these chore charts in the next few weeks...especially before school begins again! Thanks for the great info!!!
We're in the process of seeing how to set up our chore charts. The kids surprise every day. it was hard to imagine the 10 year old ready to mow the lawn himself.
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Greetings Travel For Teens Family and Future Family!
Here at Travel For Teens, LLC we love what we do and we are passionate about what we view as the greatest teen travel experience on earth. We want to share this love and passion with you. As the President of Travel For Teens, I am always analyzing what makes a great trip, great leaders and a great company.
I am a mother first and a business owner second. Again and again I am reminded of the importance of learning, experiencing and growing. At Travel For Teens we strive to give our teen travelers a sense of safety, a feeling of belonging, unconditional respect, the right to make choices and the right to feel appreciated and loved. This, in turn, facilitates growth.
Travel bonds like nothing else can; the planned and unexpected moments keep us close through priceless sharing and memories. Yet so much teen travel seems superficial. Americanized hotels on the edges of town, buses that remove participants from the very cultures they came to experience, food that is essentially American- all this is familiar to be sure, which brings its own comfort. But travel can and should be so much more. Teens have a wonderful window for growth and transformation into citizens of the world. They can truly live other cultures with a balance of the familiar and the new.
Travel For Teens takes them into the essence of the cultures we visit, creating a great appetite for more. Our participants open themselves up to absorbing culture, to nonjudgmental curiosity, to expanding their perspectives, peering behind the curtains and under the stones of the places we visit in the most fascinating, unregimented and creative ways. We feel we capture the necessary balance for enriching, educational, meaningful, yet also fun teen travel.
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My youngest was playing with some toy pirates and a toy chest the other day.I listened in and heard this: "Ah-ha" This was the pirate finding the chest. Then the pirate opens the chest and says, "yeah, Chocolate, yum, yum,yum!" with his head diving into the chest and his body swinging around and around as he gobbles it all up! I am so glad I am teaching my children what is really important in life- Good Chocolate. My favorite is Cadbury! The English don't have much to brag about when it comes to food- I've been there, I know! But man they hit it on the head with Cadbury. I have lived in Europe most of my life and tried all kinds of yummy chocolate- Swiss, German, etc. but nothing is better than Cadbury. So here's to England- may you always swim in a sea of yumminess!
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Hail to the English
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Monday, January 28, 2008
Tales from the Nurses Station
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President Hinckley Dies at 97
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Sunday, January 20, 2008
SPT Challenge
I am cheating, just a little for this SPT challenge. I am using a picture from 2006 Christmas. I am going out of town and have family here, so it's a little hard to get a photo session in. These are my 4 children. Aren't they cuter than cute? I got the name of our website from them. Every time we blessed one of them in church, my husband would get up afterwards and tell the congregation how glad he was to have "another little monkey to jump on the bed" with him. My husband is sometimes a big kid himself and loves to jump on the bed and wrestle with the kids. This is something I love about him. He usually knows when it is time to be serious, though he's not always so fast on the uptake when it comes to joking around with women. You always know if he likes you or not, though. If he will joke around with you and try to play with you, he likes you. If he's only serious with you, he thinks your a woman to stay away from! I digress!
When my 4th child was born I went insane, apparently, because I made around 45 of these announcements by hand. I had to cut out 4 little monkeys for each card. I got the idea from my husband always saying he was happy for another little monkey to jump on the bed with him. I told him that and he didn't remember that he said it, so it must have been pure inspiration each time.
My children are high energy. We have this philosophy that all those good little children will become the lazy teenagers that you just can't get off the couch, but our high energy children will be the go-getters! We'll let you know how that goes!
Anyway, our website is official a whole lot of monkey business, because of these 4 beautiful little monkey children of ours and do they keep us busy with all their monkey business!
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Friday, January 18, 2008
I'm a Domestic Diva... or maybe not!
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Tuesday, January 15, 2008
SPT Challenge
The idea I got out of the challenge was what do I spent the most time on or focus on the most during the day. I thought about it for awhile, but due to the events of this week, it came to me pretty easily. Can you tell what it is?.....
It is one of my son's bellies. Yep, one of the main focuses of any mom, I think, must be what comes in and what goes out of that belly- Your's, your husband's, your children's. Are they getting enough, are they getting too much, is it healthy, when is the last time they had a bowel movement. This is actually a frequent question for us, because we have a holder. He will go sometimes 2 weeks without going. Of course he is just trying to hold it in, because it gets in his drawers and you can tell. Ok, too gross! I can't believe it, but my husband will call when he is out of country and we spent half the time talking about poop. We have tried regular bathroom times, mineral oil and fiber in the juice, enema's, suppositories. It is a constant challenge.
This week we are dealing with vomiting-yeah! I hate it when it is actually a bug and not just food poisoning, because then it goes from one kid to the other. Sunday night was Joseph, Monday night was Max, today it is Sam. It would be so nice to have it all done at once, so that Mom could get some sleep. Sam is a trooper, though. Last time they had that spinach thing where people were dying- we got that. It was awful. I would find him just curled up on the bathroom floor- not trying to bother anyone. I was too sick, to move him, so I was really thankful for him. Today, he decided to try and go to school, but threw up on the bus. My phone isn't working (that's a story!) and so he told them that I was probably trying to buy a new phone and then told them he felt OK and went back to school. I finally got the message and went to pick him up. It took him awhile to get to the office. He told me that was because he stopped at the bathroom to puke, so that he wouldn't have to puke in the car. He is such a stud and so considerate. Ever done the Heartman Color code? He is definitely a blue! Probably a blue/white mix. What a kid!
Anyway, everyone cross your fingers that Emma and I don't get it. We both have special events coming up and don't want to ruin them!
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Monday, January 14, 2008
Tales from the Nurses Station
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Friday, January 11, 2008
The Excel spreadsheet from My Nightmares
My husband came up with a wonderful idea. Let's count our calories together and see if we can loose a couple of pounds. When my husband puts his mind to something- watch out! Enter the Excel spreadsheet- A perfectly harmless thing if you are using it to keep track of your budget, but it transforms drastically in an engineers hands on a mission to loose some weight. Now I have a boss that demands I put my calories in it all day long. It adds these up, substracts my workout calories and then calculates how many pounds I will loose by the end of the week if I don't eat another thing. I watch as that number drops from 5 pounds to a mere 1.55 pounds today- that is, if I don't eat another single thing for the rest of the week. Oops, I forgot about those 2 oreo cookies I just ate. Oh well, I guess I'm going down again!
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Just another day in monkey town
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Tuesday, January 8, 2008
SPT challenge
I found this blog that does a photo challenge every Tuesday. I think the letters stand for She Photographs on Tuesdays. One thing I really need to work on is my photography. I need to take a class, but until I have the time, the best thing to do is experiment with my camera, right? So here is my SPT this week. It is a self portrait that also includes some of my goals. The one word I had come up with was Flexibility. You can read more about that here. But I do have more goals. Some center on health. I did just run a marathon, but that doesn't mean that I am super healthy- especially where it comes to eating chocolate with abandom.
Some are more social. One thing I have found, is that I don't live in the moment very often. I am always worried about what I could or should be doing, where everyone else is and I am not, how I should be looking or what everyone else is thinking instead of enjoying the simple moments. Take for instance this fun day we had. Can you believe it was in the 70's today at the beginning of January? So I took our preschool stuff outside and we did a little lesson and then we played with chalk and hop scotched. I tried really hard to just enjoy it and not think of all the things I could and should be doing and things like that. It was really hard for me and I almost stopped the playing too soon. But I took a deep breath and redirected myself and just tried to enjoy a little hopscotch with my 2 youngest.
I was readjusting the straps on my youngest's carseat to the highest level and I thought. I will be doing this for the last time and I was a little bit sad. I don't want to miss out anymore. I don't want to find the laundry more important than the reading of one more book or the molding of some color of clay I can't even describe. I am a stay-at-home mom, because I choose to be with my children. Won't it be sad if I look back and think- I wasn't really with them?! So I also choose to live in the moment this year!
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Saturday, January 5, 2008
Random Things Joseph Thinks are Funny
Joseph is our comedian. He makes us laugh all the time. One day he came up and said, "Mom, wouldn't it be funny if Max was asleep with a book on his face?" I said "yes, that would be funny." Mostly because it was so funny the way he was saying it. Then he took me by the hand and led me downstairs where Max was on the ground- having fallen asleep in the jeep, I had put him there when we came in. This is what I found. Pretty funny, right? One of the games Joseph likes to play is "try to get a strike." This is what he calls a "Strike":
I think he means a "stripe." The game goes like this: He tries to put his car window down, as I try to put it up and turn off the car, before he can put it down, again. This is hilarious to him and he loves it when he actually gets "a strike." When I get it all the way up and turn off the car before he can get it down, he tells me he still got one- it's just invisible!
This is what I find in my fridge all the time. He loves it when I find it in there. He doesn't tell me when he puts it in, he just waits until I find it in there. It is always "The Encyclopedia of Mormonism." This is obviously a much funnier book than any other that we own. He frequently reads it at bedtime, too. I guess that's where he gets all his material/jokes from!
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Thursday, January 3, 2008
Word for the Year
The other day I read Natalie's comment about me having to be a great baker and what a lucky family I had and I remember the other day one of my friends telling me that I was the best Homemaker. It is so weird, because growing up I was such a tomboy and didn't have a creative bone in my body. I liked things clean- as far as I can remember I aways have. Mess/clutter makes me irritated after a little while. But as far as cooking or crafting- totally not my thing. I also hated babysitting and was definitely not good at it. I would put them to bed as soon as possible and never played with them. I just watched shows on TV while they did what they wanted- as long as it was safe. I can't believe people paid me to do that. I ate their food, too! Ah, the shame! Anyway, I came across this quote on the Everything Pink blog- I really think it is just something her bishop told her, but it makes so much sense.
"Don't be fooled into thinking your life is not turning out just the way you want it to"
I never thought I would be a wonderful homemaker, but I am trying my best for my family and for my own self improvement. Also, I love traditions and many of the things I bake or do that is fun is for traditions sake.
I also never wanted to be a nurse when I grew up- way too girly of a profession. Now I am an ER nurse and I love it. I think one of my saving graces is that I am so curious about everything and I love to learn something new all the time.
Life may throw you a few curve balls, but don't be fooled that it's not all turning out just the way you want it to. This leads me to my word for the year. I found this on a couple of blogs- don't know who started just using one word to help them through the year, but they don't use any other goals. I will make my yearly goals, still, but I liked the one word concept, too. This year, I think I want to focus on Flexibility. First of all the obvious. I am so unflexible, now. I used to compete in gymnastics- you would never guess now, though. The other is more of a mental flexibility. I am flexible when it comes to last minute things and changing schedules and so forth, but I am not good at thinking outside of the box. When I think something should be one way, it is hard to change that picture. I have started already. I always thought my daughter would go into gymnastics, like I did. She started out really well and was invited to team when she was 6, but she got bored really quick and ended up loving soccer. Just the other day we started my son into gymnastics, because he taught himself to do a back handspring and has almost got a back tuck on his own, too. He does them while we are watching TV. It drives us crazy. My husband finally told me to put him in a class, because he had never seen anyone so intent on jumping and turning and flipping. So now my ideas of a gymnast daughter and a football playing son are completely upside down. Weird how that happens!
Also, I have noticed at the end of this year that I have done some quick judging of people and later found out the whole truth and felt really bad. Part of that mental flexibility will be to give people the benefit of the doubt. I will be as flexible as Sponge Bob- He always has a positive attitude and doesn't take offense easily. He is another thing I didn't like at first. We wouldn't let our kids watch Sponge Bob at all, but after we saw one all the way through, we liked it. He is usually positive and there is almost always a good message at the end.
Obviously my values are not flexible, but there are so many things that can be, including me!
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Receiving Wide Coverage ...
Jack Lew's Confirmation Hearing: According to the Post, "The questions from the Senate Finance Committee, which is vetting Lew, reflected the widening responsibilities of the Treasury secretary, a role that shapes policy on trade, taxes, economic growth — and now banking regulation." Despite pointed questions about his lucrative work at Citigroup, his Cayman Islands hedge fund investment, etc., "Lew handled the confirmation so smoothly that toward the end of the hearing, Republicans on the committee were conceding that he was all but greenlighted for the job." The headline of the latest Journal editorial subtly hints at the writers' assessment of Lew: "The Rookie." The paper also has a straight news story on the hearing that mostly talks about the fiscal policy stuff.
Wall Street Journal
Court rulings in mortgage putback cases keep going against Bank of America, according to the "Heard on the Street" column.
Several banks, including France's BNP Paribas and the Netherlands' Rabobank, wanted to quit the survey that produces Libor, but the U.K. financial regulator warned them not to, so they didn't. "Regulators … worry that if a parade of banks leaves the panels that set Libor, it will further damage the benchmark's credibility. But banks are increasingly wary of being involved in setting Libor. … A dearth of lending between banks in the current tumultuous environment makes it difficult for banks to come up with accurate estimates of their borrowing costs. … And the scandal surrounding banks' attempted rate manipulation means some lenders perceive their continued participation in setting the benchmarks as a potential liability."
New York Times
"Regulator Explains Decision to End Flawed Foreclosure Review" — A "pivotal moment," the paper reports, came in November 2012 when Comptroller Tom Curry says he realized the consultants had raked in $2 billion but "we were still not ready to compensate the first borrower." Just asking: Was that moment on Nov. 1 or Nov. 2 perchance?


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A New York college student's death in December from brain trauma in a case of suspected hazing by a fraternity has been ruled a homicide.
Chen "Michael" Deng, a freshman at Manhattan's Baruch College, died of injuries inflicted by more than one person, said Coroner William Lisman, of Luzurne County, Pennsylvania, according to Reuters.
Deng, 19, joined 30 people on a trip to Tunkhannock Township, Pa., about 75 miles from New York, one weekend in December and took part in a pledging ritual for fraternity Pi Delta Psi, authorities said after his death.
At some point during the time in Pennsylvania, Deng ran a gauntlet blindfolded and with a heavy weight on his back, District Attorney David Christine said at the time, in a ritual that fraternity members apparently called Glass Ceiling. Deng was apparently knocked unconscious and carried inside the house, where he remained for some time before fraternity members drove him to an emergency room in Wilkes-Barre, about 30 miles away, a statement on the DA's website said.
The Baruch College freshman died Dec. 6, one day after friends brought him to the hospital unconscious and in critical condition with major brain trauma.
Deng "got tackled too many times" during a hazing incident and criminal investigators were seeking the identities of people responsible for Deng's injuries, Christine said, according to Reuters.
Pocono Mountain Regional Police have been investigating Deng's death. No one has been charged in connection with Deng's death.
"They've done this before, rented a place before in the Poconos," Christine said in December, calling it a "preplanned event where they rent a house, and plan a pledging ritual."
Pocono Mountain Regional Police said in an affidavit that they recovered suspected marijuana and hallucinogenic mushrooms after executing a search warrant at the house, along with a photocopied document related to moral problems with torture.
They also recovered pledge paddles, frat sweatshirts, computers, backpacks and clothing at the home and in the vehicles driven by fraternity members. The cryptic document on torture was not explained further.
Christine told The Associated Press that criminal charges are coming, but he won't decide on which charges to file, or against whom, until a police probe into the death is completed.
Baruch has suspended all of the fraternity's rights and privileges at the school, and school officials have been in touch with Deng's family in New York City as they make plans to claim his remains.
"Baruch College supports the ongoing efforts of Monroe County law enforcement to hold responsible those involved in the tragic death of Baruch student Michael Deng; a deeply painful reminder that no individual should ever be placed in a position where his or her personal safety is in jeopardy," the college said in a statement Friday, according to MyFoxNY.com. "Along with its own internal review, which is ongoing, Baruch is continuing to cooperate fully with law enforcement authorities as this matter is investigated."
Deng graduated last year from the Bronx High School of Science, one of the city's best public schools, where only top students are accepted. There, he excelled in both academics and sports. Deng was a champion bowler and played on the handball team. At Baruch, he majored in finance.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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On April 28th, Sport PEI will be hosting another Future Elites event for aspiring elite athletes on PEI from ages 14-17.
The final day to register is April 3rd. Click to register.
The purpose of this event is to have athletes from across the province in different sports to join together for learning and testing in an environment with other athletes in similar situations, those looking to go to the next level, be it college, university or National Team.
In today's world there are so many distractions for athletes, Sport PEI wants to help connect athletes who are striving to be the best they can be in their sport.
Participants maximum of 30-35 athletes ages 13-17 will be accepted for the event.
Selections will be complete by April 6, 2017, with notice going out 24 hours after selection.
Confirmation from athletes is due no later than April 10, 2017
Cost : $30 per athlete
Location : Synergy Fitness & Nutrition located on 141 Mount Edward Road, Charlottetown
For more information on the event or to apply, contact Lynn Boudreau, Sport PEI Sport Coordinator at email@example.com or call (902)368-6253.


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Factors To Keep In Mind When Building a Lean to Shed
Homeowners decide to build a lean to shed for many reasons. Most center on storing belongings and protecting them, plus, providing extra space for the home. Whether you need to store your garden tools or stuff just lying round the house, a lean to shed is a very effective and affordable way to keep them protected.
A lean to shed is a structure that is attached to your existing home or a structure, such as your garage. The good thing about this type of shed is that you only have to build three sides, a floor, and roof. The fourth side will be one side of your home or garage to complete the shed. A lean to shed will cost you less and save you time when building the shed.
For more information on shed plans, visit https://shedplansandtips.com
To make this shed to look complimentary to the home or garage it is attached to, there are several important factors that you must bear in mind.
For your lean to shed to have a good look you should plan to finish it off to make it look like it was part of the original home. The design and material that is used should make the shed look like a continuous flow of the structure it is attached to. The planning stage is an important element and you should look at all your options to ensure you work with virtually no glitches down the road.
Another major factor is paying attention to the roof of the lean to shed. Whenever possible, make sure that the roof is designed to have a mono pitched. This type of roof will ensure that any water from rain or snow will flow away from the structure your lean to shed is attached to. If you don't rain water or snow may collect on top of the roof boosting the likelihood of damaging the roof of the shed or even the walls of the house of garage that the shed is attached to.
Another factor to prevent difficulties during the building of the lean to shed is to ensure the foundation where the shed is to be built is level and the shed walls are even with the wall of the house of garage. When everything is level you will encounter fewer problems when attaching the walls later on. If you do not, there will be gaps in the walls between the shed and attached structure which will allow water during a rain shower and dirt to get in the shed causing possible damage to the things that are stored.
Even more importantly though, prior to starting the lean to shed, check with your regional zoning office for permit requirement. You may have to get a permit prior adding the lean to shed to your home.


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|This was my first time trying perfect pearls! I kept touching them while they were still wet, ugh! but they were easy to fix
|The sentiment is from AmyR stamps, very nice "Mother" stamp set.
Thanks for stopping by and perhaps this blog of mine will get more attention now that the tassel has been flipped! Make it a GREAT day!


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Home movies are important
I love taking photos of my family and our adventures but there's something different about video. It captures the sound of your child's voice, their funny little mannerisms and movements, and all the other little things a photo just doesn't capture in the same way. I love seeing photos of my own childhood but they don't compere to the home movies I have. Even the low quality, shaky, on-the-shoulder camera videos my Dad made just mean a lot more to me. It's like a time machine in a way the photo album just isn't for me.
The whole photo/video thing is a tough balance. You want to be present, be living in the moment and truly enjoying your time together but you also don't want to forget these things when your children are older.
If you can - I highly suggest getting a dedicated photo/video camera. Not only is the quality going to be better than your phone but it forces you to be more present. We bought a GoPro camera (this one) and I've been trying to shoot video whenever I can so I'll have these types of memories as she, and I, grow older. There are endless camera options out there but for me the GoPro is the perfect one for us. It's tiny (fits in your pocket / bag), it's relatively inexpensive and takes great quality video. It also is meant for sports/action so it does a good job of capturing a non-blurry video of the little one running around. You shoot your video or take your photo and keep moving. With a phone you take your photo, then most likely spend some time staring at your phone filtering, editing, posting, liking, commenting, sharing, etc. When you just shoot and edit/share later (back at the hotel, back home, at night after the little one is asleep, etc) it helps you be more 'there' -- at least for me anyway.
ANYWAY - We recently went on some really fun trips and I made a few short videos of them. Hope you enjoy them! Feel free to share your own videos or just your thoughts on the topic in the comments below.


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In a letter to the nation's governors on Nov. 9, HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius eased a tight deadline for the states to declare whether and how they will build health insurance exchanges mandated and funded under the Affordable Care Act.
States can build an exchange on their own, partner with one or more other states, or have the federal government build and run it. "The deadline for a Declaration Letter for a State-based Exchange remains Friday, November 16, 2012," Sebelius wrote in the letter. "However, today, in order to continue to provide you with appropriate technical support if you are pursuing a State-based Exchange, HHS is extending the deadline for State-based Exchange Blueprint application submissions to Friday, December 14, 2012. HHS will approve or conditionally approve the State-based Exchanges for 2014 by the statutory deadline of January 1, 2013.
"Additionally, if you are pursuing a State Partnership Exchange, we will accept Declaration Letters and Blueprint Applications and make approval determinations for State Partnership Exchanges on a rolling basis. The final deadline for both the Declaration Letter and Blueprint Application for State Partnership Exchanges that would be effective for 2014 has been extended to Friday, February 15, 2013. And states will be able to apply to run Exchanges in subsequent years."
Sebelius reminded states of previous flexibility granted to them, including availability of funds no matter where they are in the process of building an exchange, and whether it will be a wholly state effort, partnership with other states, or in concert with the federal government. Further, states can apply for funds through 2014 and use the money not only to build an exchange, but to fund start-up costs if the exchange is not yet self-sustaining. "The next application deadline for Level 1 and Level 2 Exchange establishment grants is November 15, 2012," Sebelius told the governors. "I encourage you to take advantage of these additional resources.
The Washington Post reports that three states — Florida, Kansas and Virginia —announced on Nov. 8 that they will not build an exchange and leave the task to the federal government. The Post notes that consulting firm Avalere Health expects a third of the states to do the same.
Sebelius' letter to the governors is available here.
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Mon 19 Jun 2017
bloody silver (Film: Profondo Rosso – Dario Argento, 1975)
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Dario Argento's career spreads now over half a century of writing and directing horror movies. He is considered the master of the Italian cinema of the genre, which also bears the name of 'giallo' (yellow – the color of cheap paper on which pulp fiction used to be printed) combining the elements of horror with supernatural (magic, witchcraft) stories. His almost complete lack of limits into bringing violence to screen has earned him critics and led to being avoided by some, but his style and coherence make his films always worth being watched if you accept horror as a genre of entertainment. He is long enough in the industry to have been a contemporary of Fellini who appreciated his work and with whom he shared cinematographers, sets, and even themes. Viewers will find in 'Profondo Rosso' (or Deep Red as the title is known in the English version) many topics, techniques, or symbols used by recent films of the genre, but we should not forget that this film was made 42 years ago. We can consider Dario Argento as an intermediary between Hitchcock and the creators of modern slasher films.
What makes a film like this one different from the rest of the crowd composed of ketch-up consuming horror films? First it's a very well written crime story which succeeds to keep its logic despite the high rate increasing amount of corpses, and despite the apparent involvement of the super-natural elements. It creates thrill from the very first opening scene, and keeps the interest alive most of the time until an ending which makes sense and does not fall beyond the ending of some of its famous predecessors. Next it's the setting – the city of Rome that we know from the films of Fellini which seems to be really quoted here, sophisticated apartments, abandoned mansions. Most and above all it's the cinematography. Argento and his director of cinematography Luigi Kuveiller make alternate views of the set and close-ups, fixed and mobile camera work, and create a palette of colors where the red in the title takes a dominant role.
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The last element behind the success of the film was in my opinion the choice of David Hemmings in the lead role. The British actor had become famous with his role in Antonioni's Blow-Up . His role here is a continuation in a different setting (very Italian vs. very British) on that role, with the same obsessive search for truth. Two of the supporting actors – Daria Nicolodi (preferred actress and collaborator of Argento until today) and Gabriele Lavia succeed also to build very credible performances. All the above contribute to making of Deep Red a significant milestone in the history of thrillers.


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The particular follow up for the well known Facebook smash hit with 40 million users
Shadow Fight 2 of is often a nail-biting mixture of RPG in addition to time-honored Fighting. This particular sport permits you to supply the character together with many deadly weapons in addition to unusual shield models, in addition to characteristics a large number of lifelike-animated Fighting techinques methods! Break the predators, humiliate demon bosses, and stay usually the one to help shut the actual Door regarding Dark areas. Do you have what it takes to help quit, strike, soar, in addition to cut towards you to help victory? There's simply a great way to determine.
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*The Underworld is now accessible after defeating Lynx's 5th guard.
*A new Large Charge of Darkness.
*Damage done in the raid will always be taken into account!
*Bugs fixes, balance adjusted.


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By Hindustan Times
Mumbai, July 18 -- Murder 2 stunner Jacqueline Fernandez is set to do in Sri Lanka what another ex-pageant winner, Sushmita Sen is doing in India. Jackie will help groom upcoming beauty queens from her homeland for global competitions. For the uninitiated, Sush runs the I Am She project, a platform to train Indian beauties for the Miss Universe pageant, which was recently concluded in the city.
"My role will be to polish the personalities of Miss Sri Lanka for global beauty pageants and ultimately, create an international model," says Jackie, who has joined hands with an event and image management company, Image Bay that will launch a modelling school in the island nation.
Jackie, for those who came in late, was crowned Miss Sri Lanka Universe in 2006. Later, she went on to represent her nation at the Miss Universe pageant too. "I have always wanted to help bolster Sri Lanka's glamour industry. And since I have the experience of participating in a Miss Universe pageant, I hope to be able to counsel other girls correctly because I was an absolute greenhorn during the Miss Universe pageant in 2006," she says.
These days though, Jackie is making more news for her break-ups and love tales. She apparently dumped her boyfriend of two years, Sheikh Hassan Bin Rashid Al Khalifa, a Bahraini prince before hooking up with director Sajid Khan, who she is working with in his upcoming sequel Housefull 2.
"I feel, going into that zone is completely irrelevant. I would never discuss my personal life publicly. My personal space is strictly confidential and I won't be comfortable speaking about it," says Jackie, claiming that she has never commented on talks of her affair with the prince.
Meanwhile, the actor is also excited with the success of her last, Murder 2. "I'm happy for myself because it's my first hit. I'm also elated for the entire crew, especially director Mohit Suri. Everyone put in a lot of hard work," she says. Currently, she also has Bhatts' Raaz 3 in her kitty.
About the third part of the successful series, she says, "I will start the film next year. Since it's going to be in 3D, there will be loads of pre-production work. I'll also have to undergo some training. It's going to be my most difficult film."


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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's most decorated cyclist Bradley Wiggins announced his retirement on Wednesday after a glittering career during which he claimed most of the sport's biggest prizes.
The wise-cracking Londoner with a Mod haircut played a major part in growing cycling's popularity in his homeland, becoming the first Briton to win the Tour de France in 2012 and collecting a British record eight Olympic medals, including gold in the time trial at the 2012 London Games.
"2016 is the end of the road for this chapter, onwards and upwards, 'feet on the ground, head in the clouds' kids from Kilburn don't win Olympic Golds and Tour de Frances'! They do now," the 36-year-old Wiggins said on Twitter.
The final months of his career have been dogged by a row about therapeutic use exemptions (TUEs) and a medical package delivered to Team Sky officials ahead of the 2011 Tour de France, but Wiggins did not mention those issues.
"I've met my idols and ridden with and alongside the best for 20 years," he said.
"I have worked with the world's best coaches and managers who I will always be grateful to for their support.
"What will stick with me forever is the support and love from the public though thick and thin, all as a result of riding a pushbike for a living," added Wiggins who won five Olympic gold medals.
"2012 blew my mind and was a gas. Cycling has given me everything and I couldn't have done it without the support of my wonderful wife Cath and our amazing kids."
(Reporting by Neil Robinson; editing by John Stonestreet and Ed Osmond)


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Watch how to make this recipe.
Preheat the oven to 375 degrees F and butter a 9 by 11-inch baking dish.
In a food processor puree the carrot, onion, celery and sage until you have a fine pulp. Set a large skillet over medium-high heat and brown the sausage in a little olive oil. Once you have a nice brown color and the fat has rendered - about 5 minutes, use a slotted spoon to remove the sausage and place in a large mixing bowl. Add the vegetable pulp to the pan and saute until most of the moisture has evaporated. Season with salt and pepper. Add to the mixing bowl with the sausage and also add the bread crumbs and chestnuts.
Mix together chicken stock, cream and egg. Pour this wet mixture over the dressing mix. Season and fold everything together. Pour out into the roasting dish and bake for 30 to 35 minutes until golden brown on the top (if it gets too brown before the 30 minutes is up, tent with foil).
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Michael Springs is a senior on the Booneville football team. When Michael was nine, his father murdered his mother, turning his entire life into a tailspin. Michael could have easily let his past get the best of him, but he chose to rise up and be an example for others.
"I could have went down that road and been that dude that does drug deals, do drugs, but I knew I shouldn't go down that road," said Michael Springs.
He almost did. For seven years Michael bounced around from foster home to foster home all across Arkansas.
"I wouldn't listen to anybody," said Springs. "I got in trouble all of the time. They would just tell me not to behave like this and I would be like 'Whatever, I don't need you, you're not my parents. I don't need you. I don't need anyone.'"
It turned his life upside down, until fate stepped in. Michael ended back up in Booneville.
"The group of friends I have now is the closest friends I have ever had and that has made me stay here," said Springs. " Even though I have been through tough times and stuff this is the place I need to belong."
Two of those friends are quarterback Cody Harrel and running back Bryson May.
"He is one of the best guys I know," said junior running back Bryson May. "He does everything he can to help anyone out. He's done a really good job raising himself pretty much and I couldn't see him any other way."
"What's happened to him is hard for anybody to get through," said senior quarterback Cody Harrel. "He has done good. He has me and Bryson May. We're good buddies and we've done everything and been through everything together and I think it helps out a lot."
Now it's his senior year. Booneville is undefeated and eying a state championship.
"When he was a sophomore and junior his maturity level wasn't what it needed to be for him to be successful," said head football coach Scott Hyatt. "I've been really proud of him this year. He's not only on the field but off the field he's grown up a lot and doing some good things."
"It's just like a growth thing that I have seen," said Biology and Anatomy teacher Rhonda Riggin. "Just a maturity, and then seeing what he can do in class now that he wasn't able to do in the tenth grade and knowing that he is going to be okay."
Everyone in Booneville knows Michael's past, but not once has he wanted sympathy. In fact, he doesn't talk about it. He's sharing his story now for one reason.
"I did it to show that no matter what you go through in life you can always not let that be your destiny."


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By Brett Batterson, Executive Director
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Published by Chicago Sun Times at http://atru.org/17JQIOh
On a bright, sunny June day when I was 7 years old, I received news that would change my life forever. I was playing on the front stoop of a neighbor's house when a big, black car pulled up in front. Out stepped two men who proceeded to inform my mother, my two brothers and me that my father had suffered a sudden heart attack and was dead. He was 30 years old. So was my mother.
This is a story that can be told by countless children on a daily basis in America. Parents die and children are left fatherless or motherless. While this loss always leads to confusion, hurt and sadness in the children it affects, it can also lead to much worse symptoms like depression, aggression and feelings of unworthiness.
Luckily, I had an outlet that allowed me to channel my grief into a positive, healing direction: my involvement in the performing arts. The healing power of creative play gave me the confidence to express myself, the essential support of friendship I needed and an outlet for my sadness.
As I got older and found myself in a position to do so, I decided I wanted to give children who had lost a parent the same benefits I had participating in the performing arts. That's why I started "Hands Together, Heart to Art" nine summers ago at the AuditoriumTheatre of Roosevelt University. This one-of-a-kind, award-winning day camp has helped more than 700 children who have experienced tragic loss heal through participation in music, theatre and dance. In addition, the camp provides access to healing counselors and caring, trained adults who guide the children through their camp days.
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Peter returned to camp for three straight years and gained more confidence every year. He has become a fine young man with plans to attend college after he graduates high school. He asked me if I would write him a letter of recommendation for his application when the time comes. I was happy to say yes.
We have seen dozens of Peters at camp. It is their stories that drive us. And it is their growth as individuals that inspire us. It has been an enormously gratifying experience for me to know that these children are growing better thanks to our help, and that their stories may one day turn out to be as happy as my own, despite the shared loss we all experienced.
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- While he's back on WWE TV in a regular role, Shane McMahon is still not working in any kind of executive role at WWE HQ.
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Pfizer said it will acquire privately held, specialty pharmaceutical company NextWave Pharmaceuticals for $255 million, with NextWave shareholders eligible to receive additional payments of up to $425 million based on certain sales milestones. NextWave, focused on products for treating ADHD and related CNS disorders, markets Quillivant XR (methylphenidate hydrochloride), a once-daily liquid ADHD medication approved in September. Pfizer entered into an option and merger agreement with NextWave during second-quarter 2012 and made an option payment of $20 million. Pfizer is now exercising its option to acquire the company. Deal terms call for Pfizer to pay $255 million to NextWave shareholders at the close of the transaction, expected during the fourth quarter subject to regulatory approval. Shareholders are eligible to receive additional payments of up to $425 million based on certain sales milestones.
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Hey, guys. Axe here, of functionalmedicine and founder of DrAxe . Today I'm going to share with you the exact diet, treatmentand supplements you need to take the clear Candida from your body. And this is what Ireally consider to be my SixStep Candida Cure Diet Protocol. And you're going to seeamazing results with this protocol. And let me say this first, what is Candida?Candida is the overgrowth of yeast and bad bacteria in your body and it can cause somemajor symptoms that you want to get rid of. And so some of the symptoms of Candida caninclude any type of fatigue issue. If you struggle with chronic fatigue or adrenal fatigue,those can be related to Candida.
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