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Investors may be focusing on current ROIC (Return on Invested Capital) data for Document sk© Security SAVER SALE Systems, Inc. (AMEX:DSS). ROIC is a popular financial metric that gauges how efficient a company is with earning cash flow through invested capital. A standard ROIC formula divides operating income, adjusted for its tax rate, by total debt plus shareholder equity minus cash.
The goal of the ROIC calculation is to display how much new cash is generated from capital investments. Currently, Document sk© Security SAVER SALE Systems, Inc.'s ROIC is -0.279483. The ROIC 5 year average is -1.874013 and the ROIC Quality ratio is at -2.375425.
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Marx believed that a high gross income ratio was a sign of a quality company. Looking further, Document sk© Security SAVER SALE Systems, Inc. has a Gross Margin score of 31. This score is based on the Gross Margin (Marx) metric using a scale from 1 to 100 where a 1 would be seen as positive, and a 100 would be viewed as negative.
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Choosing the next winner to pad the portfolio may involve very hard work and a touch of market magic. Analyzing the sea of information about public companies can be a scary task. Many sharp investors will approach the equity markets from many different angles.
This may include keeping close tabs on fundamental and technical data. Document sk© Security SAVER SALE Systems, Inc. (AMEX:DSS) has a present Value Composite score of 70. This score falls on a scale from 0 to 100 where a lower score would indicate an undervalued company and a higher score would indicate an overvalued company.
This ranking was created by James O'Shaughnessy using six different valuation ratios including price to book value, price to sales, EBITDA to EV, price to cash flow, price to earnings, and shareholder yield. Investors may be looking to track many different company financial indicators to perform stock evaluation. Document sk© Security SAVER SALE Systems, Inc. (AMEX:DSS) currently has an EV or Enterprise Value of 15447.
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LONDON — Mick Jagger may rethink the words he sang more than 45 years ago — "What a drag it is getting old."
Thursday marks 50 years since Jagger played his first gig with a band called the Rolling Stones, and the group is marking its half-century with no letup in its productivity or rock 'n ' roll style. Jagger himself is still the cool, rich front man of the world's most successful rock band.
Now in their late 60s and early 70s, the band members are celebrating the anniversary by attending a retrospective photo exhibition at London's Somerset House — and looking to the future by rehearsing for new gigs.
Related:Sloan sees good in latter-day Stones
Jagger, Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood and Charlie Watts are getting together 50 years to the day after the young R&B band played London's Marquee Club. Taking a name from a song by bluesman Muddy Waters, they were billed as "The Rollin' Stones" — the 'g' came later.
The lineup for the gig was vocalist Jagger, guitarists Richards and Brian Jones, bassist Dick Taylor, pianist Ian Stewart and Mick Avory on drums. Taylor, Stewart and Avory soon left the lineup; drummer Watts joined in 1963 and guitarist Wood in 1975.
The band had its first hit, a cover of Chuck Berry's "Come On," in 1963, and soon became one of the world's biggest and most influential rock acts, rivalled only by The Beatles.
The Beatles split up in 1970, but the Stones are still going strong — something Jagger says he could never have imagined at the time.
"Groups in those days and singers didn't really last very long," Jagger, 68, told the BBC. "They weren't supposed to last. It was supposed to be ephemeral. It was only really Elvis and The Beatles that were the biggest things that ever happened in pop music that I can remember. But even (Elvis) had lasted perhaps less than 10 years, so how could anyone really last?"
Richards told the BBC that his biggest regret in the last 50 years was the drowning death in 1969 of Brian Jones, but that on the whole the band's career has been "an incredible adventure."
Music critic John Aizlewood said the Stones' contribution to rock 'n' roll is "immeasurable."
"They are a founding father of rock music as we know it," he said. "Other bands have tried and not pulled off that amount of sexiness, allied to a kind of street-fighting menace."
Aizlewood said the Rolling Stones have endured where other bands have split because "they are smart enough to put the band ahead of the individuals, despite their collective egos."
He said they are also canny businessmen, and realized early on that "once you get to a certain level, if you maintain your live performance, you can play stadiums forever."
The Stones have sold more than 200 million records, with hits including "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction," "Street Fighting Man" and "You Can't Always Get What You Want."
But in recent years much of their income has come from touring. Their last global tour, "A Bigger Bang," earned more than half a billion dollars between 2005 and 2007. And as they enter their sixth decade, more live shows are on the way.
Richards said the band had begun rehearsing, but dates haven't been fixed.
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Name of module: European Integration *
Exam number: 8120
Semester/Trimester: Semester
Form of the module (i.e. obligatory, elective course): Wahlpflicht
Frequency of module offer: Summer semester 2009, Summer semester 2010, Summer semester 2012; Summer semester 2013
Prerequisites: Access is restricted for IBA Bachelor Students and international exchange students enrolled in the IBA Program. Registration is required (see "Weitere Informationen"). "Orientierungsphase" should be completed.
Applicability of module for other modules and study programmes:
Serviceveranstaltung für Studierende der Kultur- bzw. Rechtswissenschaften
Person responsible for module: Dr. Marian Meller
Name of the professor: Dr. Marian Meller (Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona, Spain)
Language of teaching: englisch
ECTS-Credits (based on the workload): 5
Workload and its composition (self-study, contact time):
Kontaktzeit (Vorlesung, Übung, Seminar etc.): 37,5 Std.; Selbststudium: 112,5 Std.
Contact hours (per week in semester): 3
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It is possible to earn a course requirement. Mid-term exam (40 minutes, 25% of the final grade). Final exam (120 minutes, 75% of the final grade).
Emphasis of the grade for the final grade: Eins
Aim of the module (expected learning outcomes and competencies to be acquired):
This is an advanced course in economics that analyzes the driving forces of economic integration – institutional mechanisms and policy instruments - within the European Union, both from a theoretical and applied perspective. The lecture is mainly targeted to students who wish to specialize in international or macroeconomics and already have a sound knowledge of economic theory and its analytical tools. The course aims at learning to understand the economic motivation and effects of adopting specific institutional arrangements and policy measures by the EU. At the end, students should be able to: analyze the economic mechanisms of EU-specific arrangements using theoretical models, evaluate the potential outcomes of economic policies, and discuss relevant facts related to the EU's institutional and policy framework.
Contents of the module:
After introducing the institutional foundations of the European Union, we first investigate the (largely microeconomic) aspects of integrating goods and factor markets and review examples of actual EU policies. The second part of the course analyzes the coordination of macroeconomic policies among countries, largely regulated through the Monetary Union and fiscal pacts. The lecture concludes with an in-depth discussion of the current financial and economic crisis.
Teaching and learning methods:
Literature (compulsory reading, recommended literature):
Main reference and compulsory reading of the relevant chapters:
Baldwin, Richard, and Charles Wyplosz (2012): "The Economics of European Integration." 4th edition. McGraw-Hill.
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Tennessee's National Football League franchise will open its 1999 season in a new, state-of-the-art stadium currently under construction in downtown Nashville. The Tennessee Stadium construction team recently added an all-star "player" to its ranks – Lochinvar Corporation. Lochinvar will supply hot water for the new 67,000-seat Tennessee Stadium, which will serve as the new home of the Tennessee Titans, formerly known as the Tennessee Oilers and before that, the Houston Oilers.
Sitting on the banks of the Cumberland River in downtown Nashville, the Tennessee Stadium is currently about 50 percent completed, with the final completion date set for July 1999. The stadium construction project, which has spawned the largest plumbing contract ever issued in the city of Nashville, will utilize 130 Lochinvar water heaters, 8 million BTUs and 7000 gallons of water. Hot water applications include dozens of locker rooms, restrooms and concession stands.
According to Jeff Vallett, vice president/marketing for Lochinvar, this project is a welcome addition to a series of recent, successful stadium projects for Lochinvar. "The stadium and arena market has developed into an important segment of our water heater business," said Vallett. "In addition to the Tennessee Stadium, we've supplied product for several other professional sports franchises' facilities, including the New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox, Chicago Bears, Jacksonville Jaguars, Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Atlanta's Olympic Stadium, which now serves as home stadium for the Atlanta Braves."
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Hello Bloggers. This is my 3rd post. So in my 3rd post I will introduce you about SHINee member. They are so cute, adorable and sometime will be a manly person.
Birth Name: Lee Jin Ki (이진기)
Stage Name: Onew (온유)
Nickname: Leader Onew
Birthday: December 14, 1989
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Height: 178 cm
Blood: O
Training: Since 2006 S.M. Academy Casting
Hobby/ Interests: Listening to music, playing the piano, speaking Mandarin, and eating chicken
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– The Leader who commits the most mistakes during practices.
– Good in studying.
– The Leader who cries in the car secretly after getting injured.
Birth Name: Kim Jong Hyun (김종현)
Stage Name: Jonghyun
Nickname: Bling Bling Jonghyun
Birthday: April 8, 1990
Position: Main Vocalist
Height: 174 cm
Blood: AB
Training: Since 2005 S.M. Casting System
Hobby/Interests: Watching movies, Poppin (dance), writing lyrics, playing the piano, Mandarin
Appearances: Zhang Li Yin's 交錯的愛 (Wrongly Given Love)
Family: Parents, sister
Fun Facts:
– Shortest in the whole group.
– He said that the first line of "Love like oxygen" sounds like Michael Jackson's style.
– Wakes up the earliest in the dorm.
– "Bling Bling Jonghyun", does it sound weird? He uses it all the time, be it during messaging or talking, he uses it.
– Will tend to talk at a really fast speed when he gets nervous, but because he talks a lot usually, nobody ever notices that habit of his.
– Is very proficient in the guitar, bass and piano.
– Is not scared of the camera at all, a 180 degree display or 360 degree all show? Just state it.
– Feels that he is a good hyung, and a good dongseng to the members.
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Birth Name: Kim Ki Bum (김기범)
Stage Name: Key (키)
Nickname: The Almighty Key
Birthday: September 23, 1991
Position: Vocalist, Rapper
Height: 181 cm
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Training: Since 2005 S.M. National Tour Audition Casting
Hobby/Interests: Rapping, dancing, water skiiing, English, Mandarin
Appearances: Attack of the Pin-Up Boys (2007)
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– He will go to the CD shop and ask, "Where are the SHINee CDs? Are they selling well?"
– Good at saying honeyed words, but hearing lines like "Are you hurt? I am hurting too." makes him burst out in laughter.
– He has a love-hate relationship with horror movies and horror stories.
– Is confident that he can be a gourmet chef, nobody can escape his dumplings trap.
– The group's No.1 in fashion.
– Has phobia of heights.
Birth Name: Choi Min Ho (최민호)
Stage Name: Minho
Nickname: Flaming Charisma Minho
Birthday: December 9, 1991
Position: Rapper, Face of The Group
Height: 184 cm
Blood: B
Training: Since 2006 S.M. Casting System
Hobby/ Interests: Soccer, basketball, performing, English
Appearances: Ha SangBaek's Fashion Show (March 2008), 2008/2009 F/W Pret-a-Porter Busan Fashion Show (May 2008)
Family: Parents, older brother
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Birth Name: Lee Tae Min (이태민)
Stage Name: Taemin
Nickname: Handy Boy Taemin / Maknae Taemin
Birthday: July 18,1993
Position: Vocalist, Lead Dancer, Maknae
Height: 179 cm
Blood: B
Training: Since 2005 S.M. Open Weekend Audition Casting
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Monday Night Football: Tom Brady Throws 4 TDs in Patriots' 42-14 Rout of Texans
Tom Brady threw for 296 yards and four touchdowns, and the New England Patriots beat the Houston Texans, 42-14, in Foxborough, Mass. on Monday night. New England (10-3) won its seventh straight game, piling up a 28-point lead before Houston (11-2) finally got on the scoreboard in the third quarter.
Patriots' tight end Aaron Hernandez caught eight passes for 58 yards, including two first-half touchdowns. Brady threw scoring passes of 37 yards to Brandon Lloyd and 63 yards to Donte' Stallworth, as the New England quarterback recorded a touchdown pass in his 45th consecutive game. Stevan Ridley added 72 rushing yards and a touchdown for the Patriots.
Matt Schaub passed for 232 yards and an interception for the Texans. Houston receiver Andre Johnson had eight catches for 95 yards. The Texans were unable to use their potent rushing attack after falling behind so early in the game.
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To ensure we are efficient and effective, we have organized our legal entities into 28 similarly sized business units, called Regions, in terms of both people and revenues. These Regions almost all of which are purposely not single countries, are grouped into four geographic Areas:
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This structure is streamlined – it allows us to make decisions quickly, and ensures that we execute our strategy and provide exceptional client service wherever in the world our clients do business.
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Ever wonder about the business of being on the radio or on TV? Leo Laporte is one guy who has done it all. On the way to this interview we were listening to him in the car on KGO Radio. He was one of the key people who started ZDTV/TechTV, which now is mostly gone. People who work with him have become household names. He is the king of tech talk and in this interview Leo tells us all about what the bleeding edge of creating media is like today. We talk a bunch about how media is changing now that everyone can create media and there no longer are gatekeepers you need to talk into distributing your videos or audio shows.
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Surface Fleet FAQs
What is the difference between a Frigate and a Destroyer?
How fast can a ship go?
How far can a ship go without refuelling?
How do ships refuel at sea?
How long do ships go away for?
What new ships are being developed?
How big will the future aircraft carrier be?
What are the new Type 45 Destroyers going to be called?
What is the role of Frigates and Destroyers?
What is the role of our Hydrographic Ships?
Why do we need a Mine Countermeasures Capability?
Why does the Royal Navy operate Fishery Protection Vessels?
What is the role and capability of the Royal Fleet Auxiliary?
Question: What is the difference between a Frigate and a Destroyer?
Answer: The primary role of a destroyer is to defend against airborne attack; by aircraft or missile. A frigate's primary task is to defend against submarine or surface threats.
Question: How fast can a ship go?
Answer: Destroyers, Frigates and Aircraft Carriers generally have a speed of about 30knots (34 mph).
Question: How far can a ship go without refuelling?
Answer: At cruising speeds, frigates and aircraft carriers can travel about 7,500 miles and destroyers 4,000 miles.
Question: How do ships refuel at sea?
Answer: At sea RN ships use their RFA support ships to refuel and resupply with food, stores and ammunition. The procedure is known as Replenishment at Sea or RAS. Lines are fired across between the ships and stores can be hauled across and fuel pumped across whilst both ships are still moving.
Question: How long do ships go away for?
Answer: During training ships may sail for just one day returning to their home port at night. Deployments last for up to six months and occasionally may be as long as 9 months.
Question: What new ships are being developed?
Answer: In the last 3 years, 15 new ships have been ordered including 6 Type 45 Destroyers, 2 survey vessels and 3 offshore patrol vessels.
The largest development project underway at the moment is the development of the Royal Navy's future aircraft carrier. Additionally, production had already started on the Type 45 class destroyers which will be the largest and most powerful air defence destroyers ever operated by the Royal Navy. Details of all the RN's future ships and development can be found here.
Question: How big will the future aircraft carrier be?
Answer: The future aircraft carrier will be between 50 and 60,000 tonnes - approximately 3 times the size of the current invincible class aircraft carriers.
Question: What are the new Type 45 Destroyers going to be called?
Answer: The first 6 ships will be named Daring, Diamond, Dauntless, Dragon, Defender and Duncan.
Question: What are the weapons systems in the new Type 45 Destroyers?
Answer: These Type 45s will be the most advanced air defence ships in the world. The main armament will be the sophisticated and lethal Principal Anti Air Missile System (PAAMS). The system is designed to defend against supersonic, stealthy, highly manoeuvrable missiles that could use sea-skimming or steep-diving flight profiles approaching in salvoes, simultaneously from several directions. PAAMS is capable of controlling several missiles in the air at any one time, each one of which could engage individual targets, preventing attackers from swamping the fleet's air defences.
Question: What is the role of Frigates and Destroyers?
Answer: In wartime, the primary role of these ships is to protect friendly ships against attack. However Frigates and Destroyers are versatile multi-role ships capable of performing any number of tasks throughout the world, from humanitarian operations to anti-drug policing.
Question: What is the role of our Hydrographic Ships?
Answer: Hydrographic ships are involved in the surveying and mapping of the oceans. In addition to surveying in overseas areas, hydrographic ships are constantly engaged in updating the charts covering the waters around the United Kingdom, using the latest surveying techniques. See Hydrographic Vessels.
Question: Why do we need a Mine Countermeasures Capability?
Answer: Mines are an ever-present threat to naval operations and to the UK's merchant fleet. They are a cheap but highly effective method that can be used by a hostile state to deny access to their territorial waters. The UK's Mine Countermeasures capability exists to guarantee safe water for warships and merchant vessels, both at home and abroad, to conduct their operations. Most recently six Royal Navy minesweepers were employed during Operation Telic employed to clear routes to Umm Qasr in Southern Iraq to allow urgently needed humanitarian aid to be delivered. See Mine Countermeasures.
Question: Why does the Royal Navy operate Fishery Protection Vessels?
Answer: The Royal Navy's Fishery Protection Squadron (FPS) undertakes fishery protection duties on a repayment basis on behalf of the Department for the Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (DEFRA). The FPS also plays a policing role within UK waters and is tasked in anti-pollution, Search and Rescue, Customs & Excise, Coastguard and Maritime Counter Terrorism duties. This provides an early opportunity for able young officers to gain command experience. It enables them to undertake a 'real' task in a demanding and challenging environment and provides excellent training value. See Patrol Vessels.
Question: What is the role and capability of the Royal Fleet Auxiliary?
Answer: The Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) is a civilian manned fleet of tankers and cargo ships. It exists to support the Royal Navy with all the services necessary to operate independently for extended periods anywhere in the world. The RFA also has the capability to provide the Royal Marines and the British Army with much of the heavy lift logistic support necessary to undertake and sustain out of area operations of significant size and duration. See Royal Fleet Auxiliary.


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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – Alabama outfielder Ben Moore signed a professional contract with the Boston Red Sox on Friday morning, and will forego his senior season with the Crimson Tide. Moore, who was drafted by the Red Sox in the eighth round of the 2014 MLB First-Year Player Draft, is the third junior from the 2014 Alabama roster to sign a professional contract.
The Cullman, Ala., native finished his junior season at Alabama second on the team with a .305 batting average. Moore led the team with nine home runs and tied for the team lead with 39 RBI and 73 hits. His nine home runs were tied for the third most in the Southeastern Conference this season.
A 2014 second team All-Southeastern Conference honoree, Moore added 13 doubles and a triple for a .481 slugging percentage, while walking 18 times with eight hit by pitches to post a .367 on-base percentage. He was one of the toughest players in the country to strikeout, as he went down swinging just 16 times in 239 at-bats, for an average of one strikeout for every 15 at-bats. He also led the team with eight stolen bases.
On the defensive side, Moore finished the season with eight outfield assists, which were tied for the seventh most in the country this season. The eight outfield assisted are tied for the fourth most in a single season at Alabama, bringing his career total to 15, the third most in a career at UA. He committed just two errors in 61 games and 120 chances for a .983 fielding percentage.
After starting all 61 games in 2014, Moore's started 178 straight games for the Tide, while playing in all 179 games Alabama has played over the last three seasons. Moore had a .307 career batting average, collecting 209 hits in 681 at-bats. He had 15 home runs (career-high nine in 2014) to go along with 111 RBI, 36 doubles and six triples in his career. Moore was also 34-for-41 in stolen base chances.
Earlier this month, junior pitcher Spencer Turnbull signed with the Detroit Tigers after being selected in the second round and junior pitcher Justin Kamplain signed with the New York Yankees after being selected in the 18th round. Senior first baseman Austen Smith also began his professional career with the Miami Marlins organizations after being picked in the 33rd round.
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Susan Boyle (b. 1961) is a Scottish church volunteer and amateur singer who gained instant fame with her brilliant performance on the British musical reality show, Britain's Got Talent. Boyle's rendition of the song, "I Dreamed a Dream" from Les Mis�rables stunned the three acerbic judges, as well as a world-wide audience.
Susan Boyle, at age 47, and not possessing the typical youth or telegenic features of most successful performers on Britain's Got Talent, or its American version, American Idol, suffered the jeers and skepticism of the judges and studio audience when she appeared on stage. Her singing performance so amazed the assembled audience, that Boyle was quickly termed, "The Woman Who Shut Up Simon Cowell". She received a standing ovation from the live audience, and earned "Yes" votes from the three judged, Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, and Piers Morgan.
Susan Boyle is the daughter of Patrick and Bridget Boyle. Her parents were immigrants from Ireland, and her mother died two years before Susan gained global fame with her powerfully beautiful voice. Susan Boyle lives in a four-bedroom council house in the former mining village of Blackburn, West Lothian, Scotland, which is the town in which she was born and where she grew up. Susan Boyle describes herself as a church singer and volunteer, who attends Our Lady of Lourdes church in nearby Whitburn. Susan Boyle is the youngest of ten children, and her mother, who was 47 at the time, had a difficult delivery when Susan was born. Due to the difficult delivery, Susan Boyle suffered from a lack of oxygen, which caused her to have learning disabilities, which led to Susan being teased and bullied in school as a child. Susan sings in her church, and also sings karaoke at the nearby Happy Valley Hotel.
The strong reaction to Boyle's voice, along with the snide reaction to her visual appearance, helped publicize her performance, as well as the television series itself. Articles about Susan Boyle appeared in newspapers the world over, while online videos of her performance totalled over 40 million views within a week. Simon Cowell is setting up a contract with Boyle through his music company label, Syco Music, a subsidiary of Sony Music. Her performance was broadcast on April 11, the day before Easter. A video of her performance posted on YouTube on the same day received more than 13 million views within six days. Boyle sings in her church choir and the occassional Karaoke performance. She took care of her aging and ill mother, who died two years ago.
On April 17, American television interviewer, Larry King of CNN, interviewed Susan Boyle.
(May, 2009)--YouTube Recording
Susan Boyle's charity recording of "Cry Me A River" (1999)--YouTube Recording
Susan Boyle's "I Dreamed a Dream" (2009)--YouTube Recording
See the Video at: Susan Boyle YouTube Video
Larry King CNN Interview with Susan Boyle (Susan sings)
Susan Boyle Sings 'My Heart Will Go On' on Larry King Live
Susan Boyle's Killing Me Softly With His Song
Susan Boyle CNN Profile Video


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By Walter Geiger
The Lamar County Trojans have been busy all summer, laying waste to the theory that summer is the football offseason. Time is of the essence as the squad that made it to the state title game last year is rebuilding and breaking in some new coaches.
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Langfang Hongyang Construction Engineering Co., Ltd., equipped with a large asphalt mixing plant, all kinds of advanced construction machinery,
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 production testing equipment, with large and medium-sized contract capacity, in a large number of construction has accumulated a wealth of construction experience and management capabilities, Langfang is a well-known local public utility construction enterprises.

9 months in advance to pay the warranty! Trust, is the largest recognition of the South Road brand,In September 2016,
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Langfang Hongyang and South Road, the junction of the beginning of the project at the beginning of the project, in the equipment selection, site layout planning,
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Brooklyn Real Estate
Brooklyn is located in Michigan. Brooklyn, Michigan has a population of 1,198. Brooklyn is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 29.38% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 27.36%.
The median household income in Brooklyn, Michigan is $38,625. The median household income for the surrounding county is $45,452 compared to the national median of $53,482. The median age of people living in Brooklyn is 44.8 years.
Brooklyn Weather
The average high temperature in July is 82.2 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 15.9 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 34.6 inches per year, with inches of snow per year.
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Does the end of summer have you down? Maybe you've just had a terrible week at work or you're just feeling a little ho-hum on a Tuesday afternoon. The blues can strike at anytime, so you've got to have a plan to fight them off! Here are seven spirit boosters that can be found at a mall near you, no prescription required.
Fake Hair from a Mall Kiosk
Like me, you've passed this kiosk a dozen times and could never figure out why anyone would want to buy a fake pony tail, right? Look closer, see the clip-in pieces of hair in all the colors of the rainbow? A friend of mine convinced me to venture closer and allow the saleswoman to clip some purple locks into my hair… instant party up in my weave! The price? $5!
Perfume Rollerballs from Sephora
Priced at $18-25, these are a fantastic way to try a new perfume without forking over big bucks for a full size bottle. My rollerball of choice is Chloe, I love the perfume but I don't want to carry a whole bottle with me to freshen up during the day. Find your favorite to carry with you or go nuts and try something completely new, retail therapy never smelled so good.
Nail Stickers
I'm specifying the stickers over nail polish, simply because they last longer. I always manage to screw up freshly painted nails by running my hand through my hair or digging in my purse for a stick of gum before they've completely dried. Even on those rare occasions when I've managed to keep them looking good through the drying process, they'll be chipped within 24 hours. The stickers are $7-15, I usually use the Sally Hansen brand but Sephora has a lot of cute designs too. I thought the stickers would be beyond my skill level, but it turns out that even I can do it! Ignore my dry skin and take a look:
Target Popcorn Combo
So cheap (only $1.50!) and oh, so right. Split it with a friend, or keep it all to yourself, this combo just can't be beat. Sometimes you have to wait a few minutes for a fresh batch of popcorn, but it's worth every second. If only Target would answer my prayers and design carts with special popcorn and drink holders!
New Pair of Tights
Oooooh… I love sliding on a new pair of tights, no snags or runs, no weird mark where your shoe rubbed against your heel for too long. $10-20 can bring your gams a little taste of luxury and make you forget anyone pissed you off at the office. A bright pop of color, some sexy texture, or a naughty fishnet, which will it be? Go ahead and bust out a Moulin Rouge Can-Can, no one's watching and I won't tell…
Tote Bag
They come in all shapes and sizes – get one for your gym clothes, the dog park, crafting, grocery shopping, picnics (!) or just to hang on a peg in your room as decoration. They're cute, and usually under $20, why not? Big deal, you might be saying, how much fun could a tote bag be? This much fun.
Discount Sunglasses
My local mall has at least two discount sunglasses kiosks, I take full advantage of them when I'm feeling adventurous but my pocketbook is being prudent. What better way to try out a trend for $10? I love my high-end sunglasses, but if I'm spending considerable $$$ on them, I go with classic styles that will be wearable for a long time. But sometimes I need some bedazzled cat-eye shades to brighten my day. You'll notice a spring in your strut with some new life over your peepers! If all else fails, you can go home and put them on your dog.


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So if you are a hunter and you haven't checked out the WHH you need to ask yourself, "What is wrong with me?!?"
Simply put the WHH is a one stop gateway to everything Hunter in World of Warcraft and our community. The WHH collects and curates all of the hunter information on the web and provides a platform for hunters to write for the hunter community themselves.
The goal of the site is to expand awareness of the hunter community, and to help the community grow. Apply to contribute.
- For Users the WoW Hunters Hall provides a single destination for all hunter information. When you come to WoW Hunters Hall you will see at a glance all of the recent hunter information — the latest posts from all of the hunter blogs, the latest hunter news, original content, and summaries of recent hunter forum discussions.
- For Content Creators the WoW Hunters Hall increases awareness of other sites within the hunter community and drives traffic to those sites. Rather than hoping to build or grow an audience through blogroll links or fortuitous searching, WoW Hunters Hall features the first couple of paragraphs of every article with a link to your site for readers to see the whole thing. Every hunter who keeps up with WoW Hunters Hall will be exposed to all of your hunter content.
If you want to know more about playing a hunter, the role and skills, the mindset of other hunters, and in general how awesome our community truly is – head on over to the WHH and get started!!!


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Financial Analysis, Planning and Controlling Budgets
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United Kingdom
13 - 17 May, 2013 5 days
Management has been defined as "the art of asking significant questions". The same applies to financial analysis, planning and control, which should be targeted toward finding meaningful answers to these significant questions ? whether or not the results are fully quantifiable. All the topics on the seminar are viewed in the context of creating shareholder value and the primary objective of maximisation of shareholder wealth. This seminar explains: The conceptual backdrop for both the financial and economic dimensions of analysis and decision-making The nature of financial statements and the key financial tools and techniques in the broader context of how and where they are applied in the assessment of business performance The projection of financial requirements and analysis of financial information for planning and control The analysis of investment decisions using time-adjusted measures, taking strategic perspective and dealing with risk and uncertainty The valuation of businesses and how value may be enhanced through mergers and acquisitions, and restructuring and reorganisations.
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Kelly Clarkson Rocks Out at 2012 Summertime Ball
We guess blondes do have more fun! Kelly Clarkson is having a blast in the U.K., and she kept that energy going at the 2012 Capital FM Summertime Ball. The 'Duets' coach took to the stage to perform her biggest and best hits for the sold out London crowd.
Rocking a dark blue sequined tunic top, sparkly earrings and black pants, Clarkson blew the roof off with her powerhouse performances. Except for the case of the midtempo ballad 'Mr. Know It All,' the 'American Idol' alum kept the crowd jumping with fists pumping to her anthems 'Since You Been Gone,' 'Stronger' and 'My Life Would Suck Without You.'
Other than 'My Life Would Suck Without You,' Clarkson stuck with her breakup jams, in part because she knows they're her most relatable songs. "I always like to sing about a little pain, a little happiness, and a little fun," she said in a recent interview across the pond. "There's always a wide variety. I think just 'cause that encompasses everybody."
Kel kept the energy up at Wembley Stadium, frequently instructing the sold out audience to put their hands up and sing along. One thing unusual about the showcase — for Kelly, at least? She kept her shoes on! Let's see if she keeps that habit up when she returns to the U.K. for a five-date arena tour this October.
Watch Kelly Clarkson Perform 'Mr. Know It All' at the 2012 Summertime Ball
Watch Kelly Clarkson Perform 'Since You Been Gone' at the 2012 Summertime Ball
Watch Kelly Clarkson Perform 'Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)' at the 2012 Summertime Ball
Watch Kelly Clarkson Perform 'My Life Would Suck Without You' at the 2012 Summertime Ball


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Washington, Dc — A recent finding by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) that the childhood obesity rate leveled off isn't necessarily a cause for celebration in the fitness industry, fitness professionals say, but it may be a start. The obesity rate among children is still high, with 16 percent of children classified as obese and 32 percent classified as overweight. Forty years ago, less than 5 percent of children were obese.
From 1999 to 2006, the increase in the obesity rate for children 2 years old to 19 years old was statistically insignificant, according to an article in the Journal of the American Medical Association written by Cynthia Ogden of the CDC. Researchers compared height and weight measurements from government surveys of children taken from 2003 to 2006 to calculate body mass index. They then compared those numbers to data from 1999, finding that the rates didn't change in any statistically significant manner.
"This is cautiously good news," says Dr. James Hill, director of the Center for Human Nutrition at the University of Colorado and founder of America on the Move, a program that encourages Americans to make small changes that will improve their health.
The media attention on the problem and schools changing their lunch menus and vending machines to include healthier selections may have contributed to the smaller increase in obesity, he says.
Geoff Dyer, founder of Lifestyle Family Fitness in St. Petersburg, FL, agrees, saying that his teenage son has noticed more vitamin drinks and healthy foods at his school today compared to in the past.
"The greater awareness and education is paying off," Dyer says. "The constant information has made him more cognizant of what he's supposed to eat."
Still, the CDC report did not show a decrease in childhood obesity. Hill is cautious about the possibility that rates might decline in the next few years. He says that more studies need to be done, particularly looking at various ethnic and economic groups to see if obesity rates are holding steady or increasing in those groups.
"Whether we'll see a decline in five years, I don't know," he says. "I think we're likely to see something gradual. The trend is still up, just not statistically."
To help combat the obesity problem, Dyer's 56 clubs are offering free workouts through the summer to teenagers, even if their parents aren't members of the club.
"We've been trying to get clubs across the country to adopt this program," Dyer says, adding that some of his friends have agreed to offer the program at their facilities, too. Last year, 6,000 teenagers went through the Lifestyle Family Fitness clubs as part of this program, he says.
A symposium at the 55th Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine last month addressed other ways to combat childhood obesity. Bryan K. Smith, Ph. D., who chaired the symposium, said that the most promising interventions seem to be those that are multidisciplinary because these approaches promote increasing physical activity, discourage sedentary behaviors and encourage healthy eating choices.
Smith says schools are an ideal location to offer interventions since they provide structured environments and all children must attend school. However, time constraints, funding issues and practical issues (such as transportation home) are all issues that schools must deal with to be a medium for these programs, he says.


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Lentils are a funny little legume. They're teeny tiny little bits of awesome. They aren't particularly pretty or glamorous, but lentils are affordable and nourishing. Bonus: lentils are also super delicious.
I cook with lentils often. And by often, I mean I make the same two lentil recipes over and over and over again: this Lentil and Sweet Potato Soup with Cilantro and Bacon and this crazy delicious Lentil Salad. I'm sorry to all other lentil salads out there, but this is my favorite lentil salad. It's just so unexpected and awesome. The lentils are mixed with dried cranberries, capers, goat cheese, greens, and a phenomenal dressing that uses every spice in the cabinet. (If you think I'm kidding, look at the recipe. So. Many. Spices.)
I don't know what else to say about this lentil salad. It's wonderful and delicious and I make it all the time. I love it, my husband loves it, even the baby loves it. Just give it a try, and I bet this will quickly become your favorite lentil salad. Just make sure your spice pantry is well-stocked before you attempt to make the dressing because it uses a LOT of spices. (I noticed that this recipe really taps into "The C Spices": cardamom, cayenne, cloves, coriander, cumin, cinnamon. So if you find yourself making this salad without a recipe, just toss in all the c spices and a few others and you'll be fine!)
Oh, one last note! The original recipe calls for dried lentils (which then have to be cooked), but I'm lazy and I skip that step and just buy the pre-cooked lentils from Trader Joe's and thus this salad is the easiest EVER. No cooking required. Thank goodness for the magic of TJ's.
- Salad:
- 1 pound cooked lentils
- 1 shallot, sliced thinly
- 1 cup dried cranberries
- 1/3 cup capers
- 1/3 cup goat cheese crumbles
- A few handfuls of arugula or spinach
- Optional add ins: fresh parsley or cilantro, chopped pecans or almonds, green onions.
- Dressing:
- 1/3 cup olive oil
- 1/4 cup apple cider vinegar
- 1 Tbsp. maple syrup (or honey)
- 1 Tbsp. whole grain mustard
- Salt & pepper, to taste
- 1 tsp. ground cumin
- ½ tsp. ground cinnamon
- ½ tsp. turmeric
- ½ tsp. ground coriander
- ½ tsp ground cardamom
- ½ tsp. cayenne pepper
- ¼ tsp. ground cloves
- ¼ tsp. ground nutmeg
- Place all dressing ingredients in a small mason jar and give it a good shake until combined.
- In a large bowl, combine cooked lentils, dried cranberries, capers, and sliced shallots. Toss with the dressing. Gently fold in the greens and half of the crumbled goat cheese, stir to coat. Before serving, crumble the rest of the goat cheese atop the salad. Serve at room temperature.
- This salad keeps well in the fridge for a few days.
Adapted from My New Roots


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Browns writer Steve Doerschuk takes his weekly look at the latest opponent, featuring key matchups in Sunday's home game against Baltimore. Kickoff time is 4:25 p.m.
Weeden couldn't finish; Flacco did
On Sept. 15 at Baltimore, the Browns were the better team for a half, but they managed only two field goals for a 6-0 lead. Offensive coordinator Norv Turner spotted a hole in Baltimore's defense, leading to an opening play on which Brandon Weeden hit Jordan Cameron on a 53-yard catch and run — first and goal. Davone Bess seemed to be held on a third-down no-call, and the Ravens escaped trailing just 3-0. Joe Flacco steered Baltimore 80 yards on his first possession of the second half, setting the tone for a 14-6 victory. The Ravens, 3-4, have lost three of their last four games, including 19-16 at Pittsburgh last Sunday.
How times have changed
• In the first game, the Browns didn't have Josh Gordon, now one of the hottest wide receivers in the league. Wideouts Greg Little and Davone Bess totaled nine catches for 71 yards. ... Ravens wideout-return man Jacoby Jones missed the Sept. 15 game with an injury, and will be in his third game back. Ravens head coach John Harbaugh touched on his impact: "Jacoby is a threat every time he's on the field to take it the distance."
• Baltimore has changed left tackles, getting rid of Bryant McKinnie and trading for Eugene Monroe. "McKinnie was about 30 pounds bigger," Browns defensive end Desmond Bryant says. "Monroe is better at zone blocking and cut blocks." ... Oniel Cousins replaced injured right guard Shawn Lauvao at Baltimore with an ankle injury. Lauvao is in his fifth game back.
• In his final game as a Brown, Trent Richardson ran 18 times for 58 yards at Baltimore. Turner says replacement Willis McGahee's poor per-carry average (2.9 yards) results from a lack of long runs. McGahee hasn't had a run longer than 17 yards in his last 12 games, going back to last year with Denver. ... The Browns also have a different quarterback.
Iron-man Flacco vs. newcomer Campbell
• Jason Campbell made a strong impression in his first Browns start. "He's one of those guys Norv is comfortable with," Harbaugh says. "He can make all the throws. He got the ball out quickly at Kansas City. He moved around the pocket." Harbaugh notes he has faced Campbell before, but ... The only time Campbell started against Harbaugh was in 2008, a 24-10 Baltimore rout of Washington. Campbell's only other outing against Harbaugh came on a few fourth-quarter plays after Weeden got hurt Sept. 15. Sunday at Kansas City, Campbell hit Gordon five times for 132 yards. He will be a load for either starting cornerback, Lardarius Webb or Jimmy Smith. Those two had trouble in a recent road game with Miami's Mike Wallace (seven catches, 105 yards). Green Bay's Jordy Nelson (four-for-113) presented problems a week later.
• Flacco, a Baltimore fixture since 2008, is 11-0 against the Browns. The Ravens have been poor on first and second downs. Flacco has been among the league's best in converting third downs, especially third-and-longs. The Browns have been terrible on third-and-shorts and third-and-mediums, but are excellent on third-and-longs. "That's an interesting yin and yang there," defensive coordinator Ray Horton said. Flacco wasn't bad in a 19-16 loss at Pittsburgh last Sunday, going 24-of-34 for 217 yards, with no picks and just one sack. His big-play wideout, Torrey Smith, got loose for a 41-yard catch but otherwise managed just 21 yards. Joe Haden figures to play more man coverage against Smith than he did at Baltimore, when Smith hit the Browns with seven catches. ... Haden's warning as to Smith: "They don't like those five-yard shots. They want that over-the-top shot to Smith."
McGahee vs. Rice
Who knew McGahee would be having the same season as Ray Rice? That's not a compliment to McGahee. The Ravens Pro Bowler is stuck in the worst stretch of his six-year career. He has run 86 times for 242 yards (2.81 yards a carry). McGahee has run 79 times for 231 yards 231 yards (2.92). Rice hasn't been a receiving threat, either, with 114 yards on 24 catches. Browns safety T.J. Ward is wary, saying he could turn into the Rice of old if a hip flexor injury healed during Baltimore's bye week. Rice ranked No. 9 in the NFL in yards from scrimmage last year. He is well outside the top 50 this year. ... Kansas City's Jamaal Charles (18 carries, 74 yards; five catches, 46 yards) had the kind of effective game against the Browns last week that Rice used to produce.


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Bally Total Fitness, Chicago, announced Monday that it has completed the sale of 39 clubs to Blast Fitness Acquisition LLC, an affiliate of Blast Fitness Group LLC. The companies initially announced the deal on April 10. Terms were not disclosed.
Blast Fitness, an Auburndale, MA-based club chain that offers memberships as low as $10 a month, acquired Bally clubs in Boston (three); Buffalo, NY (one); Charlotte, NC (two); Fresno, CA (five); Milwaukee (four); Providence, RI (one); and St. Louis (two), plus three Bally clubs in Connecticut and all 18 Bally clubs in Texas, consisting of nine in Houston, five in Dallas-Fort Worth and four in San Antonio.
As of this morning, neither company's website reflected the changeover in clubs.
Blast will honor all Bally memberships from the 39 clubs, and transferred members will have reciprocal membership privileges at the remaining Bally clubs in other markets for the next year, according to a press release. Bally now operates about 60 clubs around the country.
Last year, Bally sold 171 clubs to LA Fitness, Irvine, CA, for $153 million. One source said Tuesday that LA Fitness closed 55 of the acquired Bally clubs by the end of 2011. In some cases, memberships from the closed Bally clubs were moved to larger LA Fitness clubs nearby, according to the source.


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Community Technology Centers (V-D-11)
Increasing community access to technology and opportunities to enhance technological proficiency supports learning inside and outside the classroom as well as broader community improvement. Access to computers and the Internet in the community is particularly important for low-income students and adults. In 2000, 21 percent of children used the Internet at home for school-related tasks, but many children and adults do not have access to computers and the Internet outside of school.
The Community Technology Centers program promotes the development of model programs that demonstrate the educational effectiveness of technology in urban and rural areas and economically distressed communities.
How It Works
Eligible applicants for these up-to three-year grants include nonprofit organizations, for-profit businesses, institutions of higher education, school districts, or consortia of these entities that have the capacity to significantly expand access to computers and related services for disadvantaged residents of economically distressed urban and rural communities who would otherwise lack such access.
Key Requirements
The federal share of the cost of any funded project cannot exceed 50 percent. Grantees must use funds to create or expand community technology centers and to evaluate the project's effectiveness.
How It Achieves Quality
Applicants must demonstrate the need for services, commitment to the project, and its sustainability. A plan for evaluation of the program, including benchmarks to monitor progress, is required.
How Performance Is Measured
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- Cooperate in implementing this program
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India's Fabled City: The Art of Courtly Lucknow opens to the public this Sunday (Thursday if you're a member), and we've gotten a sneak peek into the installation of this massive show. The exhibition features roughly 200 objects–paintings, costumes, jewelry, weapons, decorative arts, glassware, and more–made in this artistic capital during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. The sheer number and diversity of objects means that our curators, conservators, registrars, and installation staff had their hands full. Here's a slice of all they've been doing for the past couple of weeks.
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A priority list of Raiders unrestricted and restricted free agents in terms of bringing them back for the 2010 season when the trade and free agency period begins March 5.
Gotta have 'em
DE Richard Seymour (UFA): Can't be allowed to get away after sending a 2011 first-round draft pick to Patriots. If Seymour is looking for guaranteed money of $30 to $40 million, the best course of action is the franchise tag and a single season at $12.3 million to see if he can play at or near his prime or is in the declining stages of his career.
QB Bruce Gradkowski (RFA): Why? Because his teammates believe in him and it's important to have the guy who took the job away from JaMarcus Russell around to push Russell this season. If Gradkowski is allowed to walk, and Russell gets a free pass, the Raiders learned nothing last year.
Could be useful
LB Thomas Howard (RFA). One of the NFL's fastest linebackers, he can be retained for less than $2 million depending on the tender and he is useful on passing downs, although not a stout run defender.
QB Charlie Frye, (RFA). Gradkowski is the priority, but Frye is an ideal No. 3 quarterback _ an extremely hard worker and student of the game who aspires to coach some day and knows his role.
G-T Langston Walker (UFA). Showed something last season when he switched to guard in a pinch and performed better than expected.
C-G Chris Morris (RFA). Strictly as a backup in the middle three positions. Has faltered as a starter.
Take 'em or leave 'em
LB Kirk Morrison (RFA). Seems ridiculous on its face to put the team's leading tackler five years running on this list, but if some is going to take the fall for the Raider perpetually poor run defense, it ought to be the middle linebacker.
LB Ricky Brown (RFA). The Raiders thought well enough of Brown last year to put a second-round tender on him, but he hasn't been able to remain healthy either season.
CB Stanford Routt (RFA). Considering his skill set, really should have been a starter by now. Prone to mistakes and head-scratching penalties.
QB J.P. Losman (UFA). Came aboard too late to make any real impact. Assuming Gradkowski returns to compete with Russell, hard to see Losman getting a shot in Oakland unless Hue Jackson is a big fan.
Thanks, but no thanks
LB Jon Alston (RFA). One of the better guys you'll meet, Alston's concussion issues last season looked pretty serious to the untrained eye.
RB-FB Gary Russell (RFA). Russell is not really a halfback, and the Raiders already have a glut there with Darren McFadden, Michael Bush and Justin Fargas. And he's not big enough to be a lead-blocking fullback, which is something they need to find in the draft or free agency.
OT Cornell Green (UFA). If Green lines up as the starting tackle for the third straight year, it's bad news. Tom Cable swears by him. Most fans simply swear at the penalties and sacks surrendered.
OT Khalif Barnes (RFA). When Barnes signed, it was supposedly as a competitor to start at left tackle. Instead, Mario Henderson was told early on he was the guy, and it didn't matter as Barnes sustained a broken ankle. He never made enough of an impression to get any serious time, bypassed by Langston Walker.
Note: Doesn't include Sebastian Janikowski, signed to a four-year, $16 million deal with $9 million in guarantees.


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Hello there Yello fans.
Been mixing and testing out songs for the new MegaMix.
Having a serious problem regarding posting it when it is finished.
Youtube dont alow this song and that song posted so im hoping someone can help out where to upload the mix once it's finished.
Annyways.. here is a sample for you to enjoy.
Listen and give comments if you like.. good or bad
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VERGENNES — It was only a couple of months ago that Dave Huntley was jobless, homeless and living out of his car.
"I'd been working on a farm in Barton," Huntley said during a recent interview at the John W. Graham Emergency Shelter in Vergennes, where he eventually landed. "There weren't too many farm jobs out there."
But thanks to the efforts of the shelter, other area nonprofits and a Vergennes landlord, Huntley is a now a rent-paying tenant at a local residence.