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Buying property abroad seems like such a good idea for a while - until you realize the challenges of getting it financed. While the banks abroad are asking preposterous down-payments and interests before they agree to anything, the ones at home are reluctant to finance a project like this and mortgages are generally unavailable.
The dream falls apart before it has even started; yet, many US citizens have still been able to finance their plans. Here is how they did it and what they wish they knew before embarking on the real estate journey, making yours a bit easier to navigate.
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Why buy property abroad?
There are a lot of reasons to buy a property in a foreign country, and while some do it to have a holiday place they can return to a couple of times per year, others use it exclusively as an investment opportunity. However popular it has become the last couple of years, one thing is for certain; the process can be a minefield, and you should think as far ahead as possible before making a decision.
This includes figuring out an exit plan, meaning whether you'd like to sell it later or on if someone should inherit it. There are a lot of tax implications to the process of investing in properties abroad, and you need to consider the ownership as well as the various fees related to the transfer.
Thinking ahead implies that you should also consider the property value. Even if the value is rising at home, you won't necessarily experience the same rise in the country you're purchasing is. Although global trends do occur, the market goes through independent cycles, and you'd want to make sure it's not going to dip back down by the time you plan on selling.
Have several thorough looks at property sites in the country you're considering, such as http://rumahdijual.com/jakarta-pusat/apartmen-murah and figure out what you can expect to pay. Read up on enough articles to form an impression of its future value as well, and talk to an estate agent if you're unfamiliar with the country.
How can I find the best market abroad?
As mentioned above, it's difficult to predict exactly what the property markets are going to look like in foreign countries - and although we may be able to pinpoint what it looks like this year and next year, it could change and take a turn for the worse. It's like this all over the world, though, and your best bet is to find a country you enjoy and locate an area where property investments seem like a good idea.
With this in mind, you can find a couple of countries with a particularly bright future for their property markets; the demand in Germany, for example, has been very strong due to lack of investment alternatives, and they expect the prices to keep rising. There have been new building developments recently, on the other hand, and with more property available, you never know when the value dips.
Romania has a growing economy and real estate experts find that the country's real estate market is bulking up across all sectors. This includes the office spaces, retail, as well as the regular housing market; when the economy grows stronger, the demand rises, and supply will most likely follow. Have a look at www.globalpropertyguide.com for more advice on property investment in specific countries.
Developer Financing
Luckily, many property developers abroad are in need of people like you - and they too have noticed the difficulties with financing properties for foreign citizens. It depends on the country you're planning to invest in, of course, and it usually applies to pre-construction property, home sites, and land lots.
While banks back home would normally require you to take out a life insurance if they're even to consider giving you a mortgage, developer financing comes with no age limits or life insurance requirement.
This is good news for older buyers as well as anyone who prefer transactions to be made without all the paperwork. Keep in mind that there are different types of developer financing, so you should try to find an agreement that will work for you.
These agreements may require you to make payments on fixed dates, such as 10 % when you sign the developer financing agreement, and another 10 % after six months, et cetera. The other alternative is to make payments according to construction stages - or, as a third alternative, you may be asked to make monthly payments instead.
It's a win-win situation for both parties, as you avoid the ridiculous fees and interests of the foreign banks - and you don't have to take out a life insurance to convince the banks at home either. The developers in the country you're purchasing property in are able to complete their project and find a buyer before it's even done, bypassing all the nonsense on the way.
Go for cash
When you have it at hand, cash is always the best option when it comes to buying property abroad. It's usually the way to go no matter what you're buying, though, but perhaps particularly relevant in this situation. First of all, you won't have to make any down-payments to banks or property developers at all - just pay up, and it's yours.
Secondly, you'll be able to close the deal a lot faster and will usually get a much better price as well. This may come as a discount since you're able to pay in cash - or an upgrade to the property. It may even be both; a foreign property investor who would like to pay in cash is everything property developers could ever dream of.
Remember that this kind of arrangements is a lot safer and sensible when the property is fully developed. Don't offer to pay in cash for something that's not fully completed. You never know if they run out of money at one stage or other challenges that keep the project delayed - or never even completed at all.
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Talk to a lawyer
Buying property abroad is embarking into unknown territory - and you never quite know what to expect. Many prospective real estate investors have backed out at the last minute or ended up in legal wrangles with those abroad; make sure you have a decent lawyer to guide you through the process.
If something should go wrong or you find yourself in a situation that is beyond your knowledge, the advice of a lawyer will be invaluable and could even enable you to get out of the situation with the upper hand.
Depending on the country you have your eyes on, you might need to get the documents translated as well. This is a standard procedure, though, but you have to do it before signing anything. Many naive homeowners to-be have signed documents with the intention of having them translated, only to realize later that they signed something they would never have agreed to if they understood the document.
It may seem obvious, but it's important to mention nonetheless to ensure you're completely up to date on what you agree to.
Buying property abroad is an exciting process and, if everything is done correctly, you'll soon be the happy homeowner of property in your country of choice. Talk to professionals before you make any investment decisions, investigate the market, and find the best financing solution, first of all, and it will be a lot easier to avoid any implications.
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MrsC - Agree! As someone who goes crazy matching plaids and patterns when I sew, I'm always surprised when craftspeople from the past didn't. Part of it may have been cost - it takes more fabric to match patterns, and fabric was the most expensive part of any garment/shoe construction - or it may have been personal choice.

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"For you to be suitable, you need to be melted, remoulded and filled. Then you would be suitable to be used by the Holy Spirit. When we say, "Use me Lord", we mean, "melt me, remould me, fill me". When we say that we want every purpose of God in our lives to be fulfilled, there is a process. Remember that the stage you are now may not be suitable for God's purpose; you need to be melted, remoulded and filled before you can be suitable for God's purpose.
"We have those that are yet in their raw state, I mean the process of being melted has not even started. There are others who are undergoing the process of being melted. There are others who have been melted already and are being remoulded. There are others that are already melted and remoulded, but are in the process of being filled. When God moulded man in the beginning, man did not become man until he was filled (Genesis 2:7). Which stage are you in now?
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I agree he's made himself into a regular little celebrity.
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Black Mirror: Our Top 7 All-Time List
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The 18 Best British Sitcoms of the Noughties
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Azerbaijan publishes 11th EITI Report
Azerbaijan released its 11th EITI report on 14 December 2009. Uniquely among EITI implementing countries, Azerbaijan issues annual and semi annual reports that are available at the website of Azerbaijan's State Oil Fund. The 11th report covers the period Jan-Jun 2009.
Consistent with the recommendations of the Validation process carried out in 2009, a new quality assurance process has been put in place. Stakeholders will undertake a detailed review of the auditor's findings in order to endorse the report.
The Azerbaijan EITI Multi-Stakeholder Group is also developing a workplan covering 2010.
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You would probably recognise Cisco Tschürtschenthaler as the sultry goddess coveting our latest Calexico campaign, but this German babe is so much more than just a pretty face. The international model turned entrepeneur now resides in Bali with her husband, where the two are busy operating their latest business venture, The Slow. We had a chat to Cisco about everything from style, business to what it's like living a tropical life by the Balinese seaside.
What do you enjoy most about shooting with the Calexico team?
I love that it never feels like work. Nicky always picks amazing locations and the team is usually the same, so it really feels like hanging out with friends and doing a shoot at the same time. Very effortless and fun and we always get the most amazing lunch spreads and are very well looked after. I wish all clients would look after us like Nicky does.
Do you have any favourite looks or pieces from the latest campaign?
That's a tough one as I like so many pieces but if I had to choose a couple of favourites, it would be the leopard equipment blouse, a Rockins scarf & the Raquel Allegra velvet blazer. I live in that stuff. I also really like the white jumpsuit for a special event.
Tell us a little bit about your latest venture with your husband, The Slow…
The Slow is a multifaceted island stay incorporating boutique accommodation, all-day dining and drinks, art and local culture. Originally we bought this block of land to build our perfect island dream home that I designed with my father, who is an architect. The design stage took us almost one year. At this stage we were living in NYC and when we returned back to Bali, we were shocked how quickly Canggu had developed and we were smack bang in the middle of the busiest street. Much to my upset, we realized this street is not one to build a home on anymore. So we transformed the idea from our dream island home into a boutique island stay – this is how The Slow was born. A stay at The Slow is an immersive experience. The eclectic space gravitates around my husband George, and my personal art collection, which is rotating through the venue, currently over 90 pieces. The Slow's single sound is curated by our friends LA's Reverberation Radio. The collective formed by the band Alla-las.
The slow fuses everything we had done in our careers and it's a place where everything collides harmoniously – art fashion, music, architecture, and design. Shannon Moran is the head chef of The Slow's restaurant, Eat & Drink. He has worked at Damien Hirst's Pharmacy in London, as well as Nobu, and Nahm Bangkok (with David Thompson).
We love that you host art exhibitions at The Slow. What artists are you loving right now and why?
Our last exhibition was by Australian artist & friend of ours Woody Gooch. At just 22, Gooch is becoming known for his bold, minimal and textural works that cast a fresh and elegant eye over the ocean and its riders. A surfer himself, Gooch captures fleeting moments in thewater while honouring the sensual beauty of the waves. In black and white and muted tones, his captivating works are the antithesis of the high-action, high-zoom imagery often associated with surf photography, and appears equally at home in magazines as it does on high-end gallery walls.
Gooch's photography work has taken him from his hometown in Australia to Tokyo, Bali, New York, Mexico and, most recently, Zurich, where he exhibited his show, Contained, at the Humo Gallery.
Being an international model originally from Germany and now residing in Bali, it's safe to say you have done some serious globe-trotting! Do you have a go-to look you wear no matter where you are in the world?
Absolutely! Jeans, t-shirt, or shirt, belt, boots & leather jacket. I love a great pair of boots, my go-to are the Isabel Marant Dicker boots, and a bit of a looser fitting white or black jeans (really digging the flared white Current Elliot ones I picked up the last time at Calexico). Also, I absolutely love everything from Kate Moss for equipment. This is pretty much my go-to outfit. Sometimes I have to head straight to dinner after a shoot, so with this get up I feel dressed enough where ever I go. Comfort does play a pretty big role in my life too.
What are you listening to right now?
Reverberation Radio on Spotify.
What is the most treasured item in your wardrobe?
I have some amazing vintage pieces that I have collected over the years that I love, including a pretty decent Harley Davidson t-shirt collection, but some of my favourite pieces are definitely my Saint Laurent leather shirt and jacket.
What is the best part about living in Bali?
The best part for me is the beautiful smiles from all the lovely Balinese people. They are so welcoming and I do always remember that we are only guests on the island. Other than that I feel really free here. Things that matter in cities, don't really matter in Bali. It allows me to focus on the more important things I would say, which for me right now is becoming really good at surfing!!!!
What are some of your ultimate Bali hotspots?
There are so many and it really depends on what you are after. I love to get off the beaten track and find secret beaches and get away from the crowds.
Do you have a secret talent?
I have an amazing memory
What is your go-to beauty product?
Special cleaning gel from Dermalogica & mineral powder that does not block pores.
Who is your ultimate muse?
Patti Smith, Anita Pallenberg and Erin Wasson.
Running your own business can get pretty stressful! How do you like to unwind on your days off?
Recently I started kundalini yoga and that has been incredible. It is so energizing. I also practise Vedic meditation and again surfing is the best start into the day, the ocean washes away all worries.
What do you love about coming into the Calexico store?
I love the selection Nicky picks – it's right up my alley. I could spend hours in there and of course, the stylists are super lovely.
It's a pretty exciting time for you just launching The Slow and still keeping busy modelling! Do you have any other projects or ideas in the works right now?
Yes I will be launching my own Ceramic line called ciscoandthesun later in the year. I am very excited about this project.


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Happy New Year Wildcats! As the saying goes "new year, new me" and I hope that you all take that to heart this quarter. Try out that club you are interested in, go to a concert that isn't your "jam," or maybe even check out a restaurant that you have never been to. New Year's resolutions don't have to be big. They can be small, easy changes that will help you become a better person.
Here at the Observer, we work hard to bring our readers what they want, but we need your help to do that. This quarter we are working to improve our readership and follower interactions by writing the stories that you want to see. If there is a story you want us to cover (it doesn't have to be news), let us know. Reach out to us on Facebook or send an email to [email protected]. We will accept story ideas and we will even run letters to the editor if they are print-worthy. If you do send in a letter to the editor, please make sure that your subject line is "Letter to the Editor" and in the text box tell me what your letter is regarding. Also, please attach the letter via word document and not in the text box of the email.
We have a great staff again this quarter and we have some great story ideas for future issues, though we are looking for more sports or other recreational activities to include since there aren't as many varsity sports during the winter. Within this first issue we have some good stories to kick off this quarter.
First up, in the news section we have our coverage of the Matt Manweller investigation as well as the hot-button marijuana issues in our Evergreen Scene. Our scene section includes the Sarah Spurgeon Gallery exhibition "The Woods," and a preview on the upcoming Martin Luther King Jr. events. Finally, our sports section provides a look at what you missed during winter quarter and coverage of the latest rugby matches.
Thanks for picking up this issue and I hope you continue to pick up more issues in the coming months. Winter quarter can be difficult, especially when the cold turns our campus into an ice rink. Make sure you're watching where you step and please leave your cars at home if you live close to or on campus. Parking in the winter is always tight and with the black ice on the roads it is better just to walk if you can. You will save time and be a little bit safer!
If you are looking to lend a hand to people in need, why not check out the local cold weather shelter? Volunteers who have food handlers permits can make sandwiches for those in need. Volunteering is a great way to help the community during the harsh winter months.
Even though the holidays are over and the weather is bleak, spring will be here quicker than you know. So stay warm out there! If you need it, the library has bright light therapy for those who want a little sunshine.
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Initially I didn't really plan to stop in Cairns on this holiday. But circumstances changed and I found that I'd be in Cairns for four days. So I decided to book a dive trip. I was a bit limited in my choice, because I really had to leave on a Thursday or a Friday. In the end I chose to go with Pro Dive Cairns. If you've read my Airlie Beach trip report, you might be a bit surprised at this choice. Fortunately, Pro Dive is a franchising operation, so they are not all the same.
The cost of the trip was A$420 for three days and two nights for divers. There were also some people on board who were just there to snorkel. This price included equipment rental and even the reef tax. The pickup time was around 6am in the morning. Pro Dive have two boats and I was on their new one, called Scubapro. By 1999, they should have a second boat of the same type. It was possibly the best liveaboard boat I've been on, especially when you consider the price of the trip. It was quite large, with plenty of room on the back deck for kitting up, and there was room for everyone to sit down in the lounge. Rooms were mostly twin bunks, though there were a few doubles, so book these in advance if you want one.
Once on the boat, we were given the usual safety spiel, and given a waiver to fill in. The waiver was the most encompassing I have ever seen and even seem to release them of claims due to negligence. I don't suppose it would hold up for a minute in court. At least I hope it wouldn't. It also claimed that, if you had had flu in the last 30 days, you were at risk from an embolism. This came as a surprise to both myself and a fellow passenger, who was a doctor.
Pro Dive Cairns give everyone a dive computer, so there's no need to stick to square profiles. Apart from the usual rule about returning to the boat with 50 bar, the only really strict rule they had was that no dive could be deeper than the previous one. Whilst this is undoubtedly a good idea, it lead to the ridiculous situation where we were told where to go in the dive briefing so that we could get our maximum depth on each dive and not restrict our freedom on subsequent dives. On lots of the dives we spent most of the time at depths far shallower than the maximum, so our maximum depth wasn't really that relevant.
The first dive of the trip was at a reef called Miln Reef. The site was a large bommie called "The Whale" because waves hitting it can cause water spouts sometimes. I was buddied with a couple of guys who weren't that experienced. We were told that our maximum depth was supposed to be 18m, though on this site you could get 24m. It was quite a short dive as my buddies weren't that good on air consumption. It lasted a whole 26 minutes. When we got back, I persuaded them to use a larger tank, though in the end I didn't dive with either of them again. I had a variety of buddies because some people were doing courses and so they didn't do all of the recreational dives.
At this point my sinuses, which hadn't given me problems up until then, decided to block up as I came down with a very slight cold. I decided to take the risk and use some Sudafed. I managed the next couple of dives, which were also at Miln Reef. The coral was very good. It was in good condition and there was lots of staghorn and needle coral, which is fairly abundant on the GBR. The usual small tropical fish were in abundance as were a couple of Napolean wrasse and a stingray. That night I decided to give my sinuses a rest and skip the night dive.
The next morning was another dive on "The Whale". This time we were allowed to go deeper. I got around 23m, but it was essentially the same dive as the previous day. The only extra attraction was that there is a swim through around the 21m region. After this dive, we finally moved to a new location called Pellowe Reef. We only did one dive here. It was quite shallow and there were loads of small overhangs with squirrelfish in them.
Then the boat moved to Flynn Reef and a site called Gordon's Mooring. The highlight of the next dive was 3 large barracuda, which were hanging around the mooring line at the end. That night we stayed in the same place to do our night dive. There were loads of shrimps, their eyes glowing in my torch beam, as well as squirrelfish and a large turtle sleeping in an overhang.
On the final day, we stayed moored at the same spot on Flynn Reef and the first dive was to a site called "Little Tracy's Bommie". This meant we had to navigate in a different direction to find the bommie in about 18m. Although the first part of the dive was different, we still finished up in the same shallow area as the previous three dives. People were starting to make jokes about recognising the fish. This dive was one of the better ones though, because I saw a large shoal of buffalo wrasse and a turtle. My buddies managed to miss the buffalo wrasse, mainly because they insisted on swimming off too fast, rather than taking things slowly and having a good look around. We also managed to get a bit lost on this dive, which I deny all responsibility for because I wasn't leading. We surfaced a reasonable distance from the boat. It would have been swimmable except there were some jellyfish in the water. They were of the non-lethal variety, but they still hurt. One stung me on the arm, but it didn't leave any mark on the skin. So we signalled to the boat and they came to pick us up in the small outboard.
After the first dive, I decided my sinuses had had enough and skipped the next two. So in the end I did 8 out of the possible 11 dives. The schedule on the last day is fairly hectic with a dive at 7am, 9am and 11am, so I don't think I would have done all three even if I'd felt OK.
In general, I did find the diving with Pro Dive a bit disappointing. The coral was nice, and the viz was always 20m or better, but the fish life wasn't that good. There certainly wasn't that much big stuff around, and I didn't see a single whitetip reef shark. On previous trips to the GBR, I've seen them quite regularly. Someone else on the boat did see them, but it was while they were snorkelling, rather than diving. There were no big schools of fusiliers or trigger fish either. I think this is because they don't dive anywhere where there is a significant current. This is apparently for safety reasons, but it really does impact the quality of the diving. That said, I would think that Open Water students would be more than happy with the diving and Pro Dive are probably a good school to do your course with.
The boat was very good and the food wasn't bad either. As well as 3 meals a day, there were also a couple of snacks during the day. Tea and coffee were available all the time. Beer and soft drinks were available for purchase. You weren't allowed to dive after drinking. The divemasters/instructors on the boat were a good crowd. I didn't find things too restrictive. The only day that depth limits were really strictly enforced was on the last day, when the three dives were all done in quite quick succession. The equipment was of a reasonable quality, and it was obviously replaced fairly frequently.
When we all got back, we met up for a meal and a few drinks in the Cock and Bull. Well I had a few drinks, some others had rather more. I wasn't that impressed with my steak. They overdid the chargrill bit and it had an overwhelming charcoal taste.
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NC State
Love, trust fuel NC State's improvement on defense
ACC Now Live with Joe Giglio and Andrew Carter
As far as love stories go, this is an unconventional one.
But N.C. State's dramatic improvement on defense, since a loss at East Carolina six weeks ago, can be attributed to love and trust.
The Wolfpack (4-2, 1-1 ACC) has no shame in sharing such emotions as another gargantuan task awaits its defense on Saturday at No. 7 Louisville (5-1, 3-1).
The strong play by the defense in last week's 24-17 overtime loss at Clemson, and really since a 33-30 loss at ECU on Sept. 10, gets into some sensitive, touchy-feely emotions that normally aren't associated with football teams.
"Everybody is out there for each other, loving each other and just happy to be out there with each other," said N.C. State defensive end Bradley Chubb, who leads the team with five sacks.
There has been no change in the basic scheme of the defense or significant personnel adjustments since the Wolfpack gave up 33 points in Greenville and, in general, couldn't get the Pirates' offense off the field when they needed to.
The only major difference, senior cornerback Jack Tocho said, is the defense's unity.
"It's just about the players being invested more in the fundamentals, the game plan and holding each other accountable," Tocho said. "There were a lot of mental errors in that (ECU) game."
That unity is paying off. N.C. State ranks in the top 20 in both total defense (No. 15, 315.7 yards per game) and scoring defense (No. 18, 18.7 points per game)
N.C. State's defense tried to make too many individual plays against ECU. Everyone tried to be a hero instead of trying to do their own job.
"Being a good defense is about accountability first and understanding how much your role affects everybody else on the field," N.C. State coach Dave Doeren said. "You have to do your job and not try to make someone else's plays."
Being a good defense is about accountability first and understanding how much your role affects everybody else on the field.
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N.C. State defensive coordinator Dave Huxtable measures "explosive" plays as runs of 10 yards or more and passing plays of 20 yards or more.
ECU had eight explosive plays – five rushing and three passing – and three of those plays went for touchdowns. Old Dominion had seven explosive plays and three for touchdowns in a 49-22 N.C. State home win on Sept. 17.
Wake Forest had eight explosive plays in a 33-16 N.C. State win in Raleigh on Oct. 1 but didn't score on any of them. Notre Dame had one explosive play, a 12-yard run, in a 10-7 N.C. State win in Raleigh on Oct. 8.
That progress was dismissed as being against Wake Forest, ranked No. 117 in the country total offense, and Notre Dame, a game played during a hurricane.
But the Tigers, with star quarterback Deshaun Watson and their potent offense, were considered more of a measuring stick. In last year's 56-41 win in Raleigh, Clemson had 16 explosive plays and six went for touchdowns.
Last week, the Tigers had four explosive plays on offense (and one on special teams) and didn't score on any of them.
It's almost like two different teams played against ECU, which hasn't won a game since, and Clemson, which is 7-0 and ranked No. 4 in the country.
Huxtable said the players know that they underachieved in the ECU loss.
"I think they've just have made a decision that that's not who we are and we're better than that," Huxtable said.
"We've just been doing things better and with more discipline and I credit the guys for that. They've taken a lot of pride in not making those same mistakes."
Louisville, with top scoring offense (52.3 points per game) in the country, will test N.C. State's progress and new-found confidence on defense.
That's fine with Tocho, who has adopted an "All you need is love" mantra from the Beatles.
"The whole defense has been together for so long, you appreciate the love," Tocho said. "They are my brothers and that's cool."
Joe Giglio: 919-829-8938, @jwgiglio
Avoiding the big mistake
N.C. State's defense struggled with giving up big plays last year and earlier this season. Defensive coordinator Dave Huxtable measures explosive plays as runs of 10 yards or more and passes of 20 yards or more. How N.C. State's defense has fared with those plays in the past five games:
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Nearly three years ago, the war zone came to my doorstep. Up until then the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan had simply been topics for newspaper editorials, debates over coffee or, even worse, they were conveniently dismissed as death tolls rose or funds were suspended amid games of political puppetry. I always believed that I was more aware, more educated, more concerned with the overseas conflicts than the average American. This over-inflated view of my opinions was quickly met with reality when my own family and dear friends began deploying overseas.
I began to understand why some people cried at the sound of the National Anthem, why songs about soldiers can make a crowd hush, why seeing the American flag can conjure up feelings of both pride and sorrow, and why turning off the news is some people's only way to survive stretches of twelve, fifteen, sometimes eighteen months of deployment. The news reports were no longer an invitation to interject my well-read, yet so uninformed, opinion of the war's purpose and progress. They were instead an exercise in self-control of the mind, heart and stomach to not let each run off in the direction of worst-case scenarios. Each death reported, each dollar withheld, each casual dismissal of the war's effect on everyday life, was now accompanied by the faces of people I hoped to see again soon.
It's been a life-changing experience to send a couple thousand e-mails to half a dozen soldiers, my family and friends. I've waited anxiously to hear of return flights, I've bent over toilets after reading of overnight death tolls, and I can tell you this is more education than any news story could ever hope to impart. While the news is certainly still in my daily routine, my opinions are now balanced with a few additional (and humbling) facts: I have never fought in a war, I am not responsible for the safety of a country, and I have never received the remains of a loved one off an airplane ramp.
I could try to join the voices of so many who tell of the horrors of war, of families broken from the loss of a loved one, but I've learned the hard way that people often only pay attention to what affects their own heart beat or pocketbook. Whether or not we choose to be engaged in the layers of these wars, I hope that we can all keep one thing in mind. What one person discounts as needless, frivolous or unimportant, could be another's son, wife or father whose mission was just labeled a failure, whose funding was used as bait for political games, and whose life was just called worthless.
It's been an honor to accompany six family members and friends through their deployments. It was a gift to learn from you and a privilege to write to you. For those of you still overseas right now and for those preparing to return, I continually pray that God protects you and brings you home again soon. Tonight my hope is a simple one: I pray the sun would be warm, the water be cool, and the victories plentiful. I hope the sandstorms might lift long enough to give you some of the blue sky that most of us will take for granted this Memorial Day.


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Saturday, December 22, 2012
No more posting!
Keep on Jammin!
P.S.: I won't be replying to comments, replying to emails, or be playing on Animal Jam! But if I do find internet I'll write a post about how my vacation is so far!
P.P.S: Guess where I'm going for my vacation? Diego, Madagascar! For those who don't know, I live in Madagascar O.O Are you traveling anywhere for vacation? If so write in the comment box where! If not write what you'll be doing for vacation!
P.P.P.S: (lots of P.Ss I know.) Happy Holidays everyone! Hope you have a terrific New Year too! 2013 here we come!
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- Lillilou22December 23, 2012 at 10:15 AM
Awws im gonna miss you Bloss :( Awell, Good luck on your trip! and Happy Holidays!!ReplyDelete
Nice! Hapy holidays, to you, too!ReplyDelete
P.S. Maybe you shouldn't give out personal info.
I hope you have a nice trip! :)ReplyDelete
I know where Diego is! I went there! So beautiful you know??? The beaches are beautiful. You know who I am... I've met you many times!ReplyDelete
Could you add my blog or mention it on here? Please? I worked really hard on it.ReplyDelete
I could do the same for you too!
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I made Bunny in charge of the comments.
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If you have been wandering around Sydney's historic Rocks area in the last few weeks and come across a large four storey windmill, don't start to worry that you have stepped back in time, when windmills dotted the landscape.
The Rocks area is the birthplace of European settlement in Australia and inspired by The Rocks' colonial windmill era, the Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority has built a replica windmill. This innovative project also features theatre and screenings, visual arts, interactive installations, workshops and historical tours that will entertain and educate visitors on The Rocks' heritage.
Known as 'The Rocks Windmill', the striking large-scale temporary installation, acts as a functioning wheat-grind as well as a vibrant and intimate 40 seat venue.
Kids and adults alike will enjoy working the cogs of the functioning wheat-grind housed inside the windmill, grinding their own wheat as part of the Wheat Exchange.
The Historic Houses Trust will guide walking tours of the area's old windmill sites, explaining how steam power ended the windmill era while investigating the importance of 'the daily bread' for a fledgling colony.
Make sure you head down to The Rocks Windmill before it disappears on Sunday 12 May 2013. Words: Sandra Tiltman. Photos: John Pond


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Steinbach Outreach 2018
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Steinbach Outreach 2018
June 15, 2018 @ 11:00 am - June 17, 2018 @ 5:00 pm
Hey everybody – it's summertime (almost), and that means Outreach season. With more volunteers we can do more Outreach. This year HAAM plans to attend three summer festivals, starting with Summer in the City in Steinbach. We are thrilled with the growth of the Eastman Humanist Community, and their volunteers will be largely staffing the booth this year.
One might ask "isn't outreach just evangelizing Humanism?" To that I say "not a chance." Many people are tacit Humanists – they've discovered Humanism on their own; they just never had a name for it. Those are the people we're there for. For the others (the religious and the woo-woo peddlers) the Humanist message is clear and simple:
"Take the risk of thinking for yourself; much more happiness, truth, beauty, and wisdom will come to you that way." – Christopher Hitchens
Check out the festival's website – there are some pretty good performers lined up.
We're looking forward to seeing you this summer.
Pat Morrow, Outreach Coordinator
Summer in the City takes place on Main Street, roughly between Friesen and Kroeker Avenues. We won't know the exact location until we arrive, but you'll find us!
Our booth will be open Friday and Saturday from 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM, and on Sunday from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Make sure to drop by and say Hi!
There's lots more information about our Outreach program here.


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Clever chess tacticSunday, August 31st, 2014
White to move. How should white proceed?
Source: ChessToday.net
White to move. How should white proceed?
Source: ChessToday.net
The 3. International Erfurt Women Grandmaster Tournament takes place on 24-31st August 2014 at the Radisson Blue Hotel in Erfurt, a capital city of the German Federal State of Thuringia.
Georgian GM Bela Khotenashvili is a sole leader with 4,5 points out of 6 rounds. She won against GM Monika Socko(Poland), IM Ketino Kachiani-Gersinska (Germany) and IM Yang Shen (China) and drew the rest of her games.
IM Yang Shen and Georgian IM Lela Javakhishvili share second place on 4 points.
Standings after 6 rounds:
1 GM Khotenashvili Bela w GEO 2494 4,5
2 IM Shen Yang w CHN 2470 4
3 IM Javakhishvili Lela w GEO 2477 4
4 IM P?htz Elisabeth w GER 2464 3,5
5 GM Socko Monika w POL 2470 3,5
6 IM Bodnaruk Anastasia w RUS 2434 3
7 WGM Melamed Tetyana w GER 2364 2,5
8 IM Mkrtchian Lilit w ARM 2453 2,5
9 GM Arakhamia-Grant Ketevan w SCO 2394 1,5
10 IM Kachiani-Gersinska Ketino w GER 2361 1
Round four of the 2014 Sinquefield Cup produced slightly more solid play from four players, but it was just another day at the office for GM Fabiano Caruana.
By notching the day's only win, he moved to 4-0, increased his lead to two full points,…
Source: Chess.com – Play. Learn. Share.
The 14th European Youth Rapid & Blitz Championships (U8-U18) are set to take place on 12-17th November at the Meriton Grand Conference & Spa Hotel in Tallinn, Estonia.
The organizers of the Championship are the European Chess Union and Estonian Chess Federation.
Tallinn is the capital and largest city of Estonia. It is an internationally renowned tourist destination with the exceptionally complete and well-preserved medieval Old Town next to modern gems of architecture and many other attractions.
Accommodation will be provided on the full board basis in Meriton Grand Conference & Spa Hotel. Special offers regarding accommodation for the participants will be available on the official website of the tournament http://www.maleliit.ee/eu2014
The entry from can be downloaded from the organizer's website: http://www.maleliit.ee/eu2014. It must be filled in by the national federation and sent to the following E-mail address: firstname.lastname@example.com not later than September 12, 2014. This date is the registration deadline. After that, federations will not be able to register or modify any registrations.
1) 14th Individual European Championship – Rapid
9 rounds according to the Swiss System, 15 minutes + 10 sec per player
Categories: boys and girls U8 (born in 2006 or later), U10 (born in 2004 or later), U12 (born in 2002 or later), U14 (born in 2000 or later), U16 (born in 1998 or later), U18 (born in 1996 or later)
Entry fee: 20 EUR per participant
2) 13th European Rapid Cup – Rapid Superfinal
Two categories, boys and girls.
The best players in each category of Individual European Youth Championships – Rapid 2014, may enter Rapid Super Final (three best players in each of the categories – 14, 16 and
18, two best players in each of the categories – 8, 10 and 12, as well as the representative of the organizer).
These players (altogether 16) – separate boys and girls, will play matches in 4 rounds (knock – out system) according to special regulations.
Prizes in cash: 1. = 400 €, 2. = 300 €, 3. = 200 €, 4. = 100 €
3) 14th Team European Championships – Rapid
Three categories: U10, U14 and U18.
Teams are composed of 3 boys + 1 girl and two reserve players.
One team may have players from maximum two National Federations;
7 rounds played according to the Swiss System, 10 minutes + 5 sec per player
Entry fee: 5 EUR per participant
4) 14th Individual European Championships – Blitz
Three categories: under 10, under 14 and under 18 separate for boys and girls.
9 rounds played according to the Swiss System, 3 minutes + 2 sec per player
Entry fee: 5 EUR per participant
5) 13th European Championship in solving chess problems
Three categories: U10, U14 and U18;
The total prize fund for all events will be 8.000 EUR in goods, and 2.000 EUR in cash.
Participants can get all necessary information on the official tournament website http://www.maleliit.ee/eu2014/ or by mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
For any additional information please contact:
Estonian Chess Federation
e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
phone +372 50 98456
The International Chess Federation (FIDE), the Brazilian Chess Federation (CBX), the Minas Gerais Chess Federation (FMX), the System X Schools Chess and Degraus Education System have the honor to announce the X World Schools Chess Championships 2014(Individual) to be held in Brazil, in the city of Juiz de Fora, Minas Gerais state, between November 26 and December 4, 2014.
Entitled to participate are players (Boys & Girls) at their respective categories:
Under 07: Born after January 1, 2007
Under 09: Born after January 1, 2005
Under 11: Born after January 1, 2003
Under 13: Born after January 1, 2001
Under 15: Born after January 1, 1999
Under 17: Born after January 1, 1997
Game System: Swiss – 9 rounds.
Time control: 90 minutes per player for 40 moves and 30 min for the rest of the game, with the addition of 30 seconds per move from the first move.
The winner in each boy's category will be acclaimed FIDE Chess Schools – World Champion 2014, and the winner in each female category will be acclaimed FIDE Chess Schools – Female World Champion 2014. According to the FIDE Regulations, all champions will receive the title of FIDE Candidate Master.
The three schools with the highest score, considering the accumulation of points of their students (best 5 results of each federation or school), receive trophies of School World Champion of Schools Chess, Second place and Third place.
Entries must be made by emailing email@example.com with copy to email@example.com. The deadline for registration is October 28, 2014.
In his first big tournament in the US in a long time, Fabiano is making a strong statement by going 4-0 to start the Sinquefield Cup 2014.
Round 4 results
Chess / By Shelby Lyman
on August 30, 2014 – 12:01 AM
The recent fourth-place finish of the Russian national team in the World Chess Olympiad in Tromso, Norway, reflects the apparently downward spiral of Russian chess since the breakup of the Soviet Union more than two decades ago.
Still dominant, nevertheless, until 2002 – a decade after the Soviet collapse – the Russians have not won a single Olympiad since. In the last five years, the gold medal has gone instead to either Ukraine or Armenia – both former Soviet republics – and most recently to the Chinese, undoubtedly the first of many to come.
What may seem a Russian death knell to many observers is hardly so. Chess still thrives in Russia albeit on an attenuated scale.
In a sense, the immense Russian/Soviet investment in the game before the break-up has served a higher purpose.
Aided in no small part by the worldwide popularization resulting from Bobby Fischer's appearance on the world scene, and the advent of the Internet and computer chess programs, top-level chess is increasingly ubiquitous and flourishing.
The theory and practices of the so-called Soviet school have transmogrified into a new world chess paradigm transcending all borders.
To the chess aficionado, it is a heady occurrence.
The top 12 grandmasters in the world now include a Norwegian, an Italian, an Indian, a Frenchman, a Cuban and a Filipino – a rich medley of nationalities and chess practice inconceivable only a few decades ago.
Source: http://www.buffalonews.com
After such a great start of 5.5/6 it could hardly go wrong: GM Laurent Fressinet won the French Championship in Nimes on Thursday, finishing on 8.5/11. Second came GM Etienne Bacrot, a point behind, followed by GM Romain Edouard who…
Source: Chess.com – Play. Learn. Share.
Round 4 pairings
GM Maxime Vachier-Lagrave – GM Hikaru Nakamura
GM Magnus Carlsen – GM Veselin Topalov
GM Fabiano Caruana – GM Levon Aronian


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Lua Nguyen works non-stop on her artwork in the Older Adult's Program's Creative Arts Class. Last year, Nguyen completed a three by four foot canvas designed with complimentary colors that sold at the Westview Art Show in Santa Ana. This year, Nguyen has surpassed student objectives. She demonstrated that she is fully aware of art as ornamentation by producing her own hand-crafted weavings. Originally based on the idea of American Indian dream catchers, Nguyens' weavings have evolved into sculpture forms that surpass utilitarian use. Her instructor Gloria Solis said, "Lua has overcome many obstacles in her learning including language barriers, communication skills, comprehension, and not being able to stay on task, she works joyfully and diligently as her self-expression diligence grows."


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soaring into the next series
We're almost ready to jump on the plane - in fact, champing at the bit to get ready and leave London. It's very exciting to be embarking on yet again, a new trip to a new country. I just can't wait to go.
Friday, before I departed the agency I was pulled into the office to talk about what I would change in future. Fearing I may blurt everything out, I requested to have a think about it and come back to her. I then parted ways, and lost half the afternoon by cleaning out my desk and looking with this guy whose last day it was, at the Scotland Yard's ten most wanted.
I finished up at the agency without much of a goodbye, went to this guy's farewell - and 5 people came for mine. Hugely popular in the UK office obviously, but I was pleased I wasn't expected to linger for long, so Max and I could escape around 7:30pm and slip into our own night.
From there we went back to Notting Hill for one of our best dinners yet. A place called, I think, Wine & Pizza Bar, with great pizza, great sticky date pudding, just great - probably also on a high after finishing up after a most heinous month of work (the weekends were ace). We meandered our way home, exploring yet more backstreets of Notting Hill. An early night to ready ourselves for a final weekend in London. Hip hip hooray!
We slept in a bit late Saturday, then made our way out into the bracing cool breezes, into Kensington Gardens to go squirrel hunting. Or more aptly, squirrel spotting. We've become quite good - we managed to spot over 20 - and I got to feed them some of my muesli bar. So cute! They then began chasing me, they'd heard the word on the street, they knew I had the good stuff and they wanted a piece of the action. All was well until I heard swooping wings, not just one set, around 20-30, turned around and saw a flock of pigeons heading my way. I felt like Scarecrow from the Wizard of Oz. I was surrounded. Max had luckily already cleared the group, and all that remained was me and a couple of squirrels frozen in fear. I finally summoned the courage to charge through, and got out of there very quickly.
We walked to the deli for a quick breakfast, and then to the Victoria and Albert Museum to take in 'Black British Fashion' which was quite interesting. We hot footed it back to Notting HIll to meet up with our friend Kith, walked around the neighbourhood, got an Ottolenghi hot chocolate, and kept walking for a while, stumbled upon the bookshop from the film 'Notting Hill', and then made our way home. We showed Kith our 'room' which also doubles as a shoebox when no one's staying over.
The three of us then regrettably ate McDonald's for dinner as we were in a bit of a rush, and then headed on the tube to Shepherd's Bush to watch M. Ward play at Bush Hall. We encountered a few obnoxious Australians on the way - and apparently Shepherd's Bush is where a lot live, so we kept a low profile.. But M. Ward. Amazing. Great venue, amazing venue, with chandeliers spotted throughout. So pretty. And M. Ward played in all his pared back glory. A great gig. Then home and crashed out.
On Sunday, we went to Harvey Nicks - which has fantastic Christmas windows - male mannequins with mohawks of snowflakes all white and grand. I was looking for some shoes to replace my old faithfuls, however, once I asked the assistant if she had a size 41 - she responded, 'we only go up to 8' grabbed the shoe from me and walked away. I left Harvey Nicks with a bitter taste and hoped for more from Harrods.
And more more more, how do you like it? Harrods was hilarious. A mish mash of arcades, Christmas decorations of Edwardian style costumes with planet of the ape heads - what in the world was this place. Max told me any child of his would not be allowed in the Christmas decoration departments.
We then took the stairs (as opposed to the Egyptian Escalators) as we had to meet a friend back at Notting Hill. We came face to face with a garish memorial to Dodi and Di - maidenhair ferns, gold, gold, gold, Maxy and I skidaddled out of there very quickly!
Met with Harald in the rain. A funny meeting, one which had taken quite some time to tee up. We had a great afternoon chatting, then walked back, us three, in the rain, me with wet Converse sneakers and sodden socks.
Max and I wolfed down some cheese toasties (Or toosties as the Welsh call them), and then caught the tube to take part in the Jack the Ripper London Walk. I was expecting around 20 people to take part with Don - the leader. This was some bumper night, for I think conservatively there would have been over 150 people. Wowsers. We each paid our £5.50 - and went off with three different leaders.
We had Andy - who I have to say reminded me of my friend's boyfriend so much, I had trouble taking him seriously. But alas, Max and I flocked to the front of the group and heard all that Andy had to say about the ghoulish Whitechapel murders, as well as some history about the East End, as well as the police forces of London (City Police versus the Met Police). It ended at around 9:30pm near the Ten Bells pub (where the killer may have allegedly drunk with the prostitutes) near Spitalfields markets. A fascinating tour, and I would definitely recommend these walks to anyone -regardless of whether you're a London local, Andy's knowledge of history, geography and culture was amazing, and held us both captive throughout the two hours.
And then there was Monday, and sucking everything we can from each day has become our mantra. Off we popped to have brunch at Fortnum & Mason, where they wouldn't serve me toast so I had to settle for a banana milkshake (so good) and carrot cake (not bad, not bad at all) and Maxy ate scrambled eggs with salmon. Contented, we wandered through the foodhall, and were spat back out onto the street.. We rushed up and down Regent Street, went back into Liberty - just for the fun - by far the best windows we have seen, and such a beautiful store.. Off to Marylebone Street to visit V.V. Rouleaux and picked up some great ribbons for Christmas.. And then to Ottolenghi for dinner and a quiet night in so we could pack for our Paris leg of the journey.
There was also yet another memorable tube moment when this girl was avidly staring at me. I cheesey smiled back at her, and she didn't know what to do back. Very amusing.
Today we went to Fenwick in New Bond Street, which was a great laidback department store, then to Top Shop where I found a special 'tall' section. Fantastic. Back to our place and then to find this stinky internet cafe. Phew. And my connection keeps cutting out and driving me insane. There's bad Celine Dion music on, and luckily for me folks, there is salvation.
Tonight we're going to see The Frames play at Bush Hall with Kith (an Irish band with our Irish friend) which we're both really excited about.
And then tomorrow, we bid adieu to London to head to Paris until December 11.
Plum loco and in love,
Twiggy and Maxy


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College and university communities primarily use static or slowly changing data to report on data after the fact. We generate student summaries in many different dimensions. We provide basic course, student, and facilities data. We report on employees, summarize college finances, track advancement operations, and many other looks at the data after the fact. New regulations are requiring colleges and universities to track student progress using more sophisticated approaches. Newer data discovery tools support the development of complex, comprehensive decision support tools. This presentation will focus on comprehensive tools developed at Montgomery College in the following areas: 1) Student Progress: designed to assist Deans and Chairs to review student progress within their programs to maximize student completion; 2) Student Risk: designed to identify students at risk to initiate interventions that can help students succeed; and 3) Student Success Score Card: designed to investigate student progress and performance in a large number of dimensions in a single tool.
Stephani Johns-Hines, AVP of Mulvane and Online Operations, Cowley College
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